Customer Ratings & Reviews

Smaller and faster than Gen 1 version. Also, S same features and connectivity as Gen 1.

Easy to use and we love how it manages all of our Hue lights. We have connected several items to this and have found it user friendly. Our kids love their fancy colored lights!

I've been having great consistency issues with my Google Home app controlling my lights. It's been quite frustrating and I thought that maybe IoT lights just wasn't for me. Was I wrong! It's been 15 minutes and this Hue Bridge has already solved my consistency problems. I was able to reset up all my lights across several rooms with little effort. This was my last ditch effort and I'm so glad I tried it.

I got the hue bridge 2.0 because of two reasons. 1 Hue doesn't due tech services with the 1.0 anymore what ever that would be needed for. 2 if you have a tv light bar and want to use your computer for the color sync app that lets you actually sync the color to your tv or monitor. the computer app is only compatible with the 2.0 Hue Bridge version not the Hue 1.0 . It works good.

Hub works great! Easy setup! Plays well with Alexa to provide voice commands to lights!

Works as it should. Was easy to set up and get my lights connected. Highly recommended

What can you really say about this other then you have to have the bridge if you want to use hue lights in your home. It is every easy to set up and small enough to hide away. I haven't had any issues with it.

Philips Hue is perhaps best known for it's interoperability with a large number of apps and services. It has an open API that lets just about any developer create an app or service that works with the Hue system. This Hue bridge is necessary to control most Hue lights (a select few have limited control without the bridge). One bridge supports up to 50 lights. It lets you divide the lights into rooms so they can be controlled together; or you could operate each light independently. If you want to be able to turn the lights on and off with physical wall switches like you can with a traditional light, you will need to buy a compatible Hue switch (there are a couple different types available).

Easy to connect this bridge for the Phillips light strip. So far, we’ve had no adverse issues at all!

Philips hue hub gives freedom to control lights, sensors, and works perfectly with other devices like Alexa and Homeapp

I've had another brand of smart lights for a couple of years and avoided Hue because of the price. I ended up purchasing some lights and hub during a sale and now wonder why I waited so long. There are more colors (can actually see subtle differences) and the colors are richer than with the other brand I have. There are numerous third party apps that give the Hue lights greater functionality. On top of that, the reliability of these lights has been great.

Hue bridge is easy to use and connect devices. Disappointing they don’t have a package for the br30 lights and or hue strips. I purchased this to use for those lights. Otherwise product works great. Sometimes there’s issues where it states it’s connected but when I turn it on from the app it doesn’t turn on. So I’ll close the app and wait then it will work.

Very easy to set up, sleek and small so it doesn't look like another big piece of junk connected to your computer

This product sits in the background and handles all the lifting for the hue light bulbs. It was super simple to set up and I’ve not had to think about it since. As it works through my internet, the only time it isn’t functioning is when the internet is out.

The hue bridge is a necessity when setting up any hue products to your lighting automation. very easy to set up. When i first set this up i noticed that my wifi signal would drop to a very low speed, sometimes dropping my connection to my devices. this is because the hub uses a signal similar to what your router/ modem uses. change the channel on your router if you witness this problem. I found this out by visiting a couple of YouTube channels and i was back up with no problem.

Easy setup and worked as intended. I placed it upstairs and all my lights are downstairs. Haven't had any connection issues.

Why is this so expensive! Its crazy to pay so much for an item that on its own does nothing for you, this should be reduced in price to make the rest of the Phillips Hue products more desirable. There are other lights out there that don't require a hub. The only benefit this offers is the ability to control lights when you are not at home. (But this is an additional feature you need to set up).

Easy to hook up, easy to connect and works well. I use it with all my google home products and it’s seamless

I've owned the Hue Bridge 2nd generation for almost a year now and I have been very pleased with how well it works. I have 8 lights connected and they all work seamlessly with all my home automation tasks. Siri, Alexa, IFTTT all work great with Hue. Lights may looks connection from time to time, but just try toggling them on and off again and they should be good to go. One caveat, make sure lights are close enough to the bridge (20 or so meters I believe is the max distance they can be).

Got the whole Phillips hue set I’m glad I bought it good purchase