“I heard of the 1st which didn't allow HomeKit access, and then the second gen which does allow. But what is this third gen?”

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• I think the third gen designation applies to the bulbs not the bridge. I believe that the bridge is still in its 2 generation.

  Answered by Suddenty 8 years ago

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• third generation provides better and brighter colors

  Answered by Knirb 8 years ago

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• The third generation has better colors.

  Answered by JeffCD 8 years ago

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• The 3rd gen kit has the same hub as 2nd gen, however the bulbs are capable of making actual greens and blues. If they were bought separately, they would be labeled "Richer Color."

  Answered by OGhoul 8 years ago

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• The only difference between the 3rd Gen and previous Generations are the color options on the lights. They have improved the quality of the greens and added a few other variations of color. Really not a big change.

  Answered by DA33 9 years ago

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