It would seem this problem could be fixed with the right software update. They seem to be calibrated differently than the Hue bulbs. GledoptoĪlthough the Gledopto lights will connect to Hue, they suffer from a color issue when paired to a Hue system. I found the colors matched well with Philips app. A big heat sink helps to effectively cool the LED and ultimately lengthen its life. For an LED a big heat sink is a good thing because heat is the number one thing that causes an LED to wear out. The extra weight is most likely from a big heatsink. They are quite heavy, which is a good thing. I tested a pair of the ERIA color and white spectrum BR30 lights and I’ve been quite satisfied. Since us DIY types hardly have a stomach for overpriced electronics, here is a small list of strips/controllers that will work with the Hue hub: Unfortunately, the Hue strips’ price tag is as high as the rest of the Hue line (perhaps even more so). There’s so many uses and fun effects that can be created by putting lights in places where they usually aren’t. I know all you makers and DIYers (myself included) love a good LED strip. Therefore, all you need is a controller that is compatible with Hue. The part that communicates with the Hue hub is the controller. In that case, it’s up to you to put the three together and make sure it all works. On the other hand, light strips are often sold in parts. All you have to do is buy the bulb and screw it in. For almost every light bulb, the controller, power supply, and light is all contained in the bulb itself. Light strips are a little different than the bulbs. Prices pulled from the Amazon Product Advertising API on: Any price and availability information displayed on at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product. Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change.
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