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Philips Hue Bridge

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Pros and cons

According to our bridge expert
  • This is an outdated version of the Hue Bridge.

Description

This is the previous version of the Philips Hue Bridge. You can use a Philips Hue Bridge to connect your Philips Hue lamps to the internet. This Bridge has since gotten a successor with a few updates and improvements.


This is an outdated version of the Hue Bridge

This is the previous version of the Philips Hue Bridge. You can use a Philips Hue Bridge to connect your Philips Hue lamps to the internet. This Bridge has since gotten a successor with a few updates and improvements.


This is an outdated version of the Hue Bridge

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Included by default

  • Manual
  • Ethernet cable
  • Power adapter

Included by default

  • Manual
  • Ethernet cable
  • Power adapter

Reviews

Rating

234 reviews with 5 stars

53 reviews with 4 stars

7 reviews with 3 stars

1 reviews with 2 stars

1 reviews with 1 star

Rating per section

Shipping
9,6
Design
9,3
Connectivity
9,3

Customer images

Most helpful reviews

6,4/10

Technology in its infancy

  • Remote control with smartphone
  • Quality app / software

The 2nd generation Philips HUE bridge was purchased with the aim of operating a Philips HUE Lightstrip Plus. Unfortunately, every manufacturer has its own protocol, and it is a matter of thinking carefully before making a choice for one particular system. The stated compatibility with the Apple HomeKit and the fact that the LED strip can be extended up to 10m long made the choice for the Philips HUE system.

In a first test setup, where bridge and LED strip were close to each other, everything worked flawlessly. Switching on and off and setting color went smoothly.

In the final setup, the bridge was moved to the room containing the rest of the network infrastructure. Although I initially still had a connection here, I received a message a few hours later that there was no longer a connection with the LED strip. Presumably there was interference with the WIFI access point. In the end the bridge was suspended 2m. Since then, the connection is working properly again.

After the basic setup was in order, it was time to try out some more advanced settings. Several attempts were made to have the lights come on automatically upon returning home (based on the smartphone's GPS). Unfortunately without success, until finally the geofencing zone was set to "Large". Since then there has been about a 90% success, with the lighting switched on when I am ±400m from home.

Because the standard Philips app has only limited functionality, other options were also looked into. The main aim was to use Apple HomeKit. Unfortunately, the conclusion is that the Apple HomeKit (and Siri) integration is almost unusable. After the initial configuration this seemed to work, but after a few days it stopped working with the message that the bridge had already been paired with the HomeKit by another user. A recent firmware upgrade and full reset of the bridge also did not help.

All in all, the Philips HUE system is a nice concept, but this technology is still in its infancy. The quality and features of the base app leave something to be desired, and the compatibility with the Apple HomeKit is basically non-existent due to stability issues. In addition, you also have to take into account a hefty price tag for the associated lighting. The system can undoubtedly be made cheaper by making smart switches and sockets for operating existing lighting instead of lamps.

  • Sven
  • 13 December 2015
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
5,6/10

nonsense to switch from v1 to v2

Outside of integration with Apple HomeKit, the v2 of this HueBridge has no added value.

  • Carlier philippe
  • 13 October 2016
  • Automatically translated from Dutch
9,6/10

Indispensable in home automation

  • Works immediately
  • Easy installation
  • Easy transfer of old bridge

I bought this bridge to replace my old bridge, because I wanted HomeKit support. This allows you to easily control your lamps/scenes via Siri. Transferring the old bridge was very easy, although you have to make sure that you only connect Siri to the bridge after everything has been transferred (not earlier in the process when you get that question). The only solution there is then is to disconnect the bridge from your account and give it a factory reset.
It is also a pity that the standard Hue app does not yet support rooms or zones, but fortunately this works with other apps.

  • Fabian
  • 11 December 2015
  • Automatically translated from Dutch

Specifications

Product

Product number
653900
Manufacturer code
929001180601
Brand
Philips Hue
Warranty
2 years
Processing of your defect
Via Coolblue
Old product returned for free
Yes

Properties

Protocol
WiFi
Maximum number of lamps
50
Smart home platform
Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, Homey, IFTTT, Samsung SmartThings, Works with Nest

Physical properties

Weight
0,8 kg
Material
Plastic
Cable length
2 m
Energy label
A+
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