There is a new wall-mounted "Appear" type device at the price of $ 140, which is designed to create a directed light triangle that reaches both up and down, with the purpose of lifting the attractiveness of the house board.

The new low-voltage Lily XL Spot, priced at $ 140, is similar to the existing Llight, but is larger and offers more light.

The Philips Hue Econic family wins a new low-voltage light, priced at $ 130, which is ideal for street lighting, plus there's a new 100W outdoor power unit and a 2.5-meter extension cable with the T-part for greater flexibility of arrangement. outdoor lighting options.

All the lights in the outdoor collection can be customized with 16 million colors and 50,000 shades of warm white to cool, and all the lights also integrate with the existing HomeKit Hue settings.

In addition to exterior lighting, Signify today announced improvements to the Hue Play HDMI Sync Box, which allows the synchronization of Hue lights with TVs, game consoles and more.

The sync box receives HomeKit integration, which means it will be able to respond to Siri commands. ‌Siri‌ will be able to enable or disable the sync box, change the light settings and switch between HDMI devices, which will make it much easier to control the sync without having to open the application.

‌Siri‌ integration will be available in spring 2020 through an update that will be installed on the synchronization box via the Hue Sync mobile application.

Also, the Hue Play HDMI Sync Box can now be controlled using infrared TV remote controls, which can turn it off or switch between HDMI inputs.

Starting today, there is a new update for the Hue application, which updates the Zones feature. There is a permanent Zones add-on that allows accessories such as the Philips Hue Wireless Dimmer Switch or the Philips Hue Smart Button to control an area of ​​your home rather than a room.

More information about the new Hue products can be found on the Hue website.