Philips Hue Bridge, Unlock the Full Potential of Hue Bridge System, Multi-Room and Out-of-Home Control, Create Automations and Zones, Smart Lighting Hub, Works with Voice and Matter-Compatible
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Style: Bridge Only
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Features
- WHATS IN THE BOX: Includes one Hue Bridge that unlocks the full potential of your Philips Hue system, including automations, smart control from anywhere in the world, and so much more
- SECURE AND STABLE CONNECTION: With Zigbee advanced technology, the bridge ensures a reliable connection that won't strain your Wi-Fi, Hue lights work when your Wi-Fi is down
- CONTROL LIGHTS FROM ANYWHERE: The Hue hub enables out-of-home control, control your lights with the Hue app anywhere you have an internet connection, with your home assistant
- ENJOY SMART LIGHTING FOR YOUR ENTIRE HOME, INDOORS AND OUT: Add up to 50 lights and accessories to your smart lighting system, a Hue Bridge is required to control Hue outdoor lights and accessories
- LEVEL UP YOUR MOVIES, MUSIC, AND GAMES WITH SURROUND LIGHTING: Make your lights dance, flash, dim and brighten along to your movies, TV shows, PC and music, the sync requires HDMI Sync Box
- GET FULL SMART HOME CONTROL WITH MATTER: The PHILIPS Hue smart bridge allows you to connect your lights and accessories to other smart home devices with Matter
- FUTURE-PROOF AND ALWAYS UP TO DATE: The PHILIPS Hue light bridge receives automatic updates, so your system is always ready for the future
- UNIT COUNT: 1.0
Description
Unlock the full potential of your Philips Hue system with the PHILIPS Hue BridgeThe Hue Bridge unlocks the full suite of smart lighting features. Control lights while away, set automations, or connect with other smart platforms and devices like Matter and Samsung SmartThings. How to set up the bridgeSet up is simple: Connect it to power and your router. Then set it up in the Philips Hue app, where it gets updated automatically. Set it and forget it. The Bridge remembers your settings even when your power goes out, and is always up to date. Enjoy a secure and reliable connection that won't strain your Wi-FiThe Bridge uses trusted technology such as Zigbee, a mesh network that allows your lights to work even when the Wi-Fi is down. Response time is instant, so you can control your lights without any delays.Get the most out of your Hue systemThe Bridge unlocks the most unique features of Hue. Sync your lights to experience surround lighting. Add outdoor lights to your Hue system. Or feel safer with light that welcomes you at the door, or make it look like you're home when you're away.Want more advanced light control?The Bridge makes it possible to control your lights from anywhere, even away from home. Set recurring automations. Create and save custom scenes. Or use voice control. Connect your Hue lights with other smart home platforms using Matter. With the Bridge, you can do so much more with smart lighting. Upgrade your Philips Hue system with a Bridge.Key Benefits:Uses Zigbee technologyVoice controlSyncs lightsOut-of-home controlMatter-certifiedAdd up to 50 lights or accessories
Manufacturer: Philips Hue
Part Number: 458471
Item Weight: 8.3 ounces
Product Dimensions: 6.26 x 5.79 x 2.91 inches
Item model number: 453761
Batteries: 4 AA batteries required.
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Color: White Ambiance
Style: Bridge Only
Material: Plastic
Pattern: Hue Bridge
Shape: Tubular(T)
Power Source: Corded Electric
Voltage: 240 volts
Wattage: 3 watts
Item Package Quantity: 1
Number Of Pieces: 1
Type of Bulb: LED
Luminous Flux: 510 lumen
Certification: Zigbee
Special Features: Unlocks all Philips Hue Control Features
Usage: Indoor
Included Components: 1 Philips Hue bridge, 1 power adapter, 1 LAN cable
Battery Cell Type: Alkaline
Warranty Description: 2 year warranty.
Date First Available: December 22, 2015
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I struggled with what to include in this review as the product itself is pretty straightforward and really has no meaningful functionality to "review," per se: it either works or it doesn't. In my case, the hub worked just fine, setup was easy enough, and I haven't had any actual trouble with the hub. Since most people looking at the hub are likely considering diving into the Hue system as a whole, my review, instead, will focus on my experience with a relatively built-out Hue system after a few weeks. My current setup includes two BR-30 multicolor lights in my theater room, three of the same in my kitchen, a LightStrip with multiple extenders in the bedroom, and two A7 lightbulbs for our nightstand lamps in the bedroom. The only "smart" home product that I've owned prior to the Hue lights was two Nest thermostats and a Ring doorbell, so my experience with this category of technology is fairly limited. Overall, this lights are just fun. Adding lights to the system was straightforward, the automatic detection worked well, and it was easy to get individual lights assigned to rooms and scenes set up. The Hue app itself is fairly easy to use, though some of the UI decisions in the most recent version of the app are a little annoying (for example, having different "tabs" for individual lights and scenes). I've had some hiccups with getting individual lights to "group" together for color changes when setting up scenes, though this has been relatively rare. Setting up scenes was straightforward, though I'll admit I almost immediately deleted most of the included presets since I thought they were a bit strange. But setting up individual scenes with custom colors and brightness was a breeze. Getting used to using an app - rather than light switches - has been a bit of a challenge. This isn't a fault of the Hue system itself but is something relevant, I think, to the experience of switching to a smart lighting system. A few weeks in, I still accidentally use my light switches at times. I'm looking forward to getting some of the Hue motion sensors to see if this can make the system truly automated; I love the idea of lights turning on and off automatically based on need, and I imagine that this will improve my experience with the system immensely. For now, though, there's definitely a bit of a learning curve to getting used to using an app (and carrying a phone around) to turn your lights on rather than the much more convenient light switch. The main problem I've had thus far is having individual lights being "unreachable" for, sometimes, long periods of time. Interestingly, the lights still respond to scene changes even when they're listed as "unreachable," but I can't control "unreachable" lights individually. I haven't quite figured out what the issue with this is, and I've verified that all of the firmware for the lights and the iOS app are up-to-date. This seems to mostly happen with the bedroom lights, which are located upstairs while the hub is downstairs, and I wonder if this is part of the problem. Perhaps it'll be less of an issue as I continue to expand the system and have a stronger mesh network throughout the house. But I will say that this has been quite an annoyance that I haven't been able to sort out completely. Not enough to say that I won't continue to buy Hue lights, but certainly something to be aware of if this might be enough to cause you to think twice. Because of this issue, HomeKit integration has been spotty for me. While the Hue app will allow me to change the lights via scenes even when they're "unreachable," this isn't the case in HomeKit. As a result, I rarely use HomeKit, and frankly I just find the Hue app easier to use. Since I don't have a ton of smart products, I don't necessarily need the deep integration and automation that can be achieved with the HomeKit system. The brightness and color setting are very granular, and you can create just about any lighting situation you can imagine. You're really only limited to your creativity. For day-to-day use, most of these features are a bit unnecessary, though even at times it can be fun to use some of the different colors. The adjustable brightness and color warmth are incredibly useful on a regular basis. But I can imagine this being a very nice touch for parties or big get togethers. Overall, do I think the Hue system is work the admittedly high cost? After about $600 to be able to light three rooms, I have to say I don't think so. It's a very fun toy, and I'll continue to expand the system, but I don't see this as a huge game-changer. Maybe it's because I'm not using the system to its fullest extent (e.g., integration with a smart thermostat), but I see this as a very expensive amusement and nothing else. Hopefully the lights will last quite a while: at $30-40 for each replacement, this can very quickly become an expensive system. But for those looking for the ability to fine tune your home lighting setup and are willing to pay the high price, I would definitely recommend it, although perhaps try setting it up in just a room or two to see how it goes before you spend a ton of money for whole-house lighting.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2018 by Nick Naylor
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I've been using Philips Hue for over a decade and at this point I'm completely invested in the ecosystem. My home is divided into rooms, zones, automations, and custom scenes that I control from my phone, voice assistants, and scheduled routines. The Bridge is what makes all of that possible. Without the Hue Bridge, the bulbs are still good smart bulbs. With the Bridge, the system becomes something much bigger. You can create whole-home scenes, control multiple rooms at once, set automations, access your lights when you're away from home, integrate with other smart-home platforms, and unlock entertainment features. One of my favorite examples is Hue Sync. As I'm writing this review, I'm watching the World Cup with my living room lights synchronized to the action on screen. The lighting reacts to what's happening during the match and completely changes the atmosphere of the room. It's one of those features that sounds unnecessary until you experience it yourself. I've attached a few photos showing some of the ways I use Hue throughout my home. The colored track lighting and recessed lighting are all part of larger scenes and zones controlled through the Bridge. Being able to group lights together and manage everything from a single app is a huge part of what makes the system so enjoyable. People often hesitate because Hue costs more than many competing brands. In my experience, the reliability has justified the cost. Over roughly 13 years of ownership, I've never had to replace a Hue bulb because it failed, and I've rarely had to troubleshoot anything. The system simply works. If you're only planning to buy one or two smart bulbs, you may not immediately appreciate what the Bridge does. But if you're building a smart lighting system for an entire home, I would consider the Hue Bridge essential. It's the piece that unlocks the full Philips Hue experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by Dre Nicole
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Great product. Works great.
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I have been toying with the idea of getting the Phillips Hue system for my house for a few years now and kept putting it off. But I finally pulled the trigger. The biggest concern I had, and I think most people have, is the price for buying the hub, which you technically do not need for the bluetooth enabled bulbs, but you do need it for other features like controlling lights through the internet instead of having to be in range of your phone or tablet's bluetooth signal which is about 30 feet. The bulbs can be a bit pricey. I bought the candle bulbs for my ceiling fans and they were in the range of $25 a pop for the regular white light ones. If you want the color version, they can be around $50 a pop for that particular bulb. I went with the white lights because I have no need to go all psychedelic, and you can control their temperature to get that nice warm glow which I love and had a hard time finding in a normal LED light. There are cheaper systems out there, but I found with the Phillips Hue system you have access to more apps to control it with, and a bigger line of bulb types for really any kind of lighting solution you need... from light strips, to accent lighting, to regular bulbs, to candle bulbs, to outdoor lighting.... color or just white. I can even control everything through my Android enabled smart TV which is super nice and convenient for me. Installation was simple enough for me. With the hub, you need to plug it directly into a router of some type, either a regular one or your wifi box. I live in a new place where all the rooms have cat 6 Ethernet wall connections so I can easily skip the routers. It took me about 10 minutes to get everything set up and started. For some reason my iPhone did not detect the hub box, but my TV did, but I just manually entered the device's IP address which was given on my TV app and the iPhone app worked just fine after entering that specific IP address. I am not sure why it did that, but I solved that issue in a few short minutes. After I entered the individual bulb serial numbers in the app, it detected them just fine, but the bulbs were located in the same room as the hub. As I purchase more bulbs and put them throughout the house, I am not sure how well the hub will detect them. That is something I am just going to have to try by trial and error. My house and walls are notorious for dampening wifi signal strength. Unfortunately, I currently know of no way to have multiple hubs in one house all operated on the same app. Right now, the apps seem to only let you control one hub and its lights. So, I may not be able to have hue lights in all the places I would like them in the house without having to use multiple apps or devices. I will update my review on this potential issue as I expand my system. But overall, I am satisfied with the Phillips Hue system. There is definitely a lot more room for improvement, but this is a fairly new technology. I find it super convenient because my ceiling lights now can be controlled directly or by a timer system. This is great for those places like hallways and staircases where there are no outlets or places to put lamps plugged into old fashioned timers to light at night. A good improvement idea would be to allow the timers to adjust with the sunset and sunrise actual times since those differ from day to day, month to month, season to season. They are predictable, and to have a system to automatically adjust in correspondence to that would be a solid improvement instead of having to manually reset the timer ever so often to adjust for different sunset and sunrise times throughout the year.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2019 by Brian
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If you left a one star review for the Hue Bridge Pro, hear me out. I was ready to do the same. Here’s exactly what happened and what I learned. ⸻ My Setup To give full context, here’s what I’m running: Phone and App • iPhone 16 Pro Max 256GB • Latest Hue app update as of 2/28/26 Lighting Setup, 45 Total Lights • 9 BR30 downlights • 21 A19 bulbs • 4 filament bulbs • 2 PAR38 downlights • 4 spot lights • 4 candle lights • 1 Lightstrip Plus Additional details: • All screw-in bulbs have white bases, not the older black base versions • 30 bulbs use digit codes • 15 bulbs use QR codes for setup • All but 4 filament bulbs are White and Color Ambiance • None are the Ultra-Low Dimming 2 percent models Accessories • 6 first generation switches • 4 first generation motion sensors, 2 are outdoor Network • Hue Bridge Pro connected to a TP-Link 2.5GB WiFi 7 router • Verizon Fios with 2.3GB up and down speeds Smart Home Platform • Alexa Plus • 6 third gen Echo Dots • 1 first gen Echo All bulbs and Echo devices were purchased from Amazon. Hue Bridge Pro was purchased directly from Philips Hue during release week, first week of September 2025. A second Hue Bridge Pro was purchased from Amazon on 2/4/26. ⸻ Where Things Started I migrated everything from Hue Bridge v2 to the Bridge Pro. • Full migration took about 5 hours • Removed old Hue Labs settings • Set up Motion Aware in a frequently used room Everything worked perfectly until early January 2026. Then the problems began. ⸻ The Issue Lights began randomly turning on and off throughout the day. What I tried: • Used the Clean-Up setting to reset scenes • Erased and remapped all lights • Did that three separate times • Disconnected every bulb from power during remapping Nothing fixed it. I became convinced the Bridge Pro was defective. I disconnected it and ordered a second one. ⸻ The Second Bridge Installed the second Bridge Pro on 2/4/26. • Remapped all lights again • Worked flawlessly for about 2 days • Same random on and off behavior returned At this point I assumed I somehow received two defective units. Before returning both, I reconnected my original Bridge v2 and remapped everything again. The same issue happened. That was the turning point. There was no way I had three defective bridges. ⸻ The Real Cause After hours of research, I found it. The issue was not the Hue hardware. It was Alexa Plus. A recent Alexa app and firmware update had: • Reenabled legacy routines • Reactivated routines I had disabled months or even years ago Those routines were triggering lights throughout the day. Once I deleted all Alexa routines, the problem was completely resolved. ⸻ The Lesson If your lights are behaving unpredictably: • Check Alexa routines • Check Apple Home automations • Check Google Home automations • Review firmware updates • Look for reenabled legacy routines Smart home platforms constantly update and change behavior in the background. Hardware often gets blamed first, but software is frequently the real culprit. I was ready to swear off Hue entirely. It turns out the Bridge Pro was never the issue. Hopefully this saves someone else the frustration I went through. Have a great year.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by Adam
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I just received this product yesterday and I would like to let you all know that is a very good product you have to have the bridge to get your smart lights to work with your Google mini no it does get a little priceyI think the Google home on the other hand has got the bridge built in as far as setup it may take you a little bit to get everything in sync all lights working like for instance I had to push the reset button on the bridge a couple of different times to get it to recognize all my bulbs but once I got it working it works great it makes it so much easier when I get out of bed in the middle of the night to get in my wheelchair when I can just say Google turn on bathroom light and the light will come on instantly you can even say what brightness you want the light bulb to come on so it don't come on and wake other people oh yes and one other thing make sure if you had broadband high-speed internet that you get bulbs that work with 2.4 gigahertz and 5 gigahertz instead of just 2.4 because the bulbs will not work with the high-speed internet I found this out when I had to make a couple trips back and forth to the store for a light bulbs fog light bulbs I had to end up getting of course there is different brands that you can get but the ones that I have that I got are Philips hue smart bulbs hope this helps have a great day!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2020 by Travis D Jones Jr
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I didn't even want to buy this since I don't have much use for colored lights in the first place, and all of my smart devices are at the switch level anyway, but... I'm also impulsive and technologically silly, so I bought it in order for a computer to interact with them for a specific reason - watching Formula One races through the MultiViewer app. (See pic) The MultiViewer app allows you to watch Formula One races beyond just a single broadcast of the race - instead of just the television broadcast you can also see multiple driver cockpit cameras, track information, position of cars on the track, the leaderboard and tire information, track violations and penalties, and even tune into specific driver radios. Basically it gives you a fully immersive racing experience outside of "just watching the race on tv". In addition to MultiViewer, there's a companion app called F1MV Lights Integration - which is awesome - and well... I simply had to have it. The companion app will take the data being pushed through MultiViewer and use it to control smart lights, so the lights reflect the race conditions such as green flags, red flags, safety cars, fastest laps, chequered flags, etc. In my picture someone had just hit the fastest lap of the race so far, usually indicated with the color purple on the leaderboard. As such the Philips lights changed to purple. The same happens for red flags, yellow flags, etc. Is it necessary? Nah... Cool as hell though? You bet. I originally tried this with the cheaper Govee lights, but although they were wi-fi capable like the Philips, they didn't have the API necessary to work correctly with the MultiViewer system. Those were returned and Philips lights were were purchased instead, and they require the hub to work with MultiViewer. It sucked that I also had to buy a hub to make it all work, but I'm silly and bought it anyway. Through the hub and the app, all it worked flawlessly and painlessly, connected easily, and does what I need it to do. All of it was generally easy to configure, and the app gives you quite a bit of control over a simple light. The lights dim from zero to 100 without issue, and the color range is everything I personally could ask for. (Although maybe others would be more demanding than myself.) All in all it was rather expensive, (compare to the Govee lights and you'll see the price difference!), but I hope that the extra expense means all of it will last a long time with no problems. They were all purpose-bought and they serve their purpose excellently.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025 by ReyAce
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I purchased this bridge to go with my Philips Hue Smart Recessed lights. I wanted to remotely control them and I needed this hub to do so. The device was easy to install on my network. I operate it on the main floor and it controls lights that I set up in the basement. It should be noted that it is not a wireless device and must be plugged directly into your modem or router. it is a compact device and does not take up too much space. It is a 3.5 inch square. It has blue LED lights that indicate that it is operating normally. The hub expands the capabilities of my Philips Hue Smart Recessed lights. It makes them true smart lights. This is a device that you set and forget. If it is working properly you will forget that it was there. I have no complaints with this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2025 by Garrett