PHILIPS HUE GO UPGRADE
The other innovations of the second generation are really great, but an upgrade would probably only be worthwhile if you used the Bluetooth function frequently. My conclusion is clear-cut: In terms of brightness, I would have wished for a greater increase. Only in scenes such as “reading”, “fill up energy” or “concentration” a difference can be noticed between the two generations.
In many light scenes, especially in color settings, there is hardly any difference to be seen. What sounds like a big difference doesn’t turn out so noticeable in practice. At the end of the day, this is significantly more than with the first generation Hue Go, where the manufacturer has specified up to three hours.īrightness: the new Hue Go is supposed to be almost twice as bright, instead of 300 lumens it will now be 520 lumens.
This allows the cable to be routed to the front and back, which gives us even more options when placing the lamp.īattery life: in the scene of candle flickering, up to 18 hours of battery life are included. Bluetooth connection: While the previous Hue Go could only be controlled outside the ZigBee network using the button on the back, allowing the user to select seven preset scenes, the second generation of the Hue Go has a Bluetooth connection and can be fully controlled on the move with the Philips Hue Bluetooth app.Ĭable management: instead of being located on the bottom, the power plug input on the new Hue Go is located on the side.
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