What will you sync your smart lights to? 

Syncing your Philips Hue smart lights to your media creates immersive lighting experiences. Watch movies in a whole new light. Become part of your character’s world. See your music reflected in the light around you. 

Sync with TV

Sync with TV

Watch your favorite movies and TV shows with surround lighting. 

Sync with PC

Sync with PC

Level up your gaming with light that reacts to the action on your PC monitor.  

Sync with music

Sync with music

Listen to (and see!) your music in the light around you.

Shop by room

Immerse yourself in surround lighting with our curated recommendations.

Living room lighting

Living room lighting

Create the ideal setting for both cozy nights in and get-togethers with the help of smart living room lighting.

Gaming room lighting

Gaming room lighting

Immerse yourself in the worlds of your favorite games with smart gaming room lights that bring what's on the screen into real life.

Questions & answers

What do I need to be able to sync my lights with my media?

You only need the following three things to sync your lights with TV, movies, games, or music:

• Hue Bridge
• Hue app
• At least one color-capable Philips Hue light (White and color ambiance)
• Hue account (free)

Depending on where and how you want to sync your lights, you may need additional apps or hardware:

For PC
• Hue Sync desktop app

For Spotify
• Spotify app

 For TV, there are two options:
• Play HDMI sync box, or
• Philips Hue Sync TV app

What is the best way to set up my Entertainment area?

You can create an Entertainment area in the Hue app, which illustrates how many lights you have, where and at which height the lights are located, and how your system should use them while syncing.

For the best results, we recommend using several Philips Hue color-capable smart lights. Try Play light bars placed around your TV, a Play gradient lightstrip attached to the back of your TV, and lights such as the Go accent light or Signe floor lamp in around your seating area.

*When a bulb displays "Up to" a certain number of lumens in its specifications, it displays the maximum lumen output of the bulb. It shows how bright the bulb can get at 2700 K (White bulbs) or 4000 K (White ambiance or White and color ambiance bulbs). Learn more about brightness