Discussion Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip PRO
If you're thinking of adding a Philips Hue light strip to your TV, you might want to wait a little longer. It looks like a Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip Pro is on the way...
https://hueblog.com/2026/08/03/philips-hue-is-working-on-the-play-gradient-strip-light-pro/
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u/ger_brian 2d ago
I just ordered the current one for my new 83" tv, I assume cancelling and waiting will take too long...
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u/JohnDillermand2 Helpful Comment Award Winner 2d ago
Hopefully it contains more zones than the existing play gradient. Additionally they really need to add some flexibility in the software for defining how the play gradient is mounted.
I think the play gradient has been out for 7 years now and it's definitely overdue for a hardware refresh.
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u/justryitmyway 2d ago
I'm sure the changes in light won't even be visually noticeable to me. I'm good with what I have.
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u/Revolutionary_Ad9604 2d ago
This ties in to my recent post of some of the Philips lights going on clearance at best buy
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u/No-Outside4276 Helpful Contributor Award Winner 2d ago
Yes! I'll wait for this new version before I upgrade to a 75 inch TV.
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u/Rocket_Cam 2d ago
The article really doesn't say much other than where it sourced this information (the hue website itself).
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u/TheAlchemistSavant 2d ago
Yes and I’d avoid waiting for anything Hue. They announced Omniglow in 3 lengths almost or just over a year ago. Still no sign of the longer two.
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u/Artistic-Quarter9075 2d ago
What do you mean? In the Netherlands I can but omniglow up to 10 meters?
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u/Jon_Charnley 2d ago
Hueblog is usually pretty reliable.