Philips Hue white starter kit
($ 70 on Amazon)
If you don't mind getting started fresh, this starter kit offers you two bright new white bulbs plus the latest HomeKit bridge.
If you're still using the original Philips Hue Bridge with smart lighting, but want to switch to the sweet homeKit and Siri life, then it's time for an upgrade. Switching requires the latest Philips Hue Bridge application, the existing Philips Hue application and a little patience. Here's our guide on how to complete the job in the shortest time.
touch Transfer settings to start the process.
Press the button on new pod.
touch Next → when you are happy.
Your new Siri-compatible Hue light system compatible with HomeKit should now be good! Once you've upgraded, you'll need the latest Philips Hue app to control your lighting.
You will also be able to control your lights through the Home application, which keeps all HomeKit accessories in an easy-to-use place. Need a rundown of the Home app and all it can do? See our helpful guide.
The latest Philips Hue Bridge is the only way to add existing lights to HomeKit. Although it comes with an updated look, it works the same as before. Connect it to your router at home and give it power and you'll be ready to access the Philips Hue app. The large front link button works exactly, just press it when needed to find the latest speed.
You may have noticed that the Philips Hue Bridge enabled HomeKit can cost quite a penny, putting it there at the cost of some starter kits. If you don't mind starting things from scratch, you can avoid the upgrade process and start over with one of the newer packages that include new bulbs and a bridge. Here are our top picks for the newest hot Hue.
Philips Hue white starter kit
($ 70 on Amazon)
If you don't mind getting started fresh, this starter kit offers you two bright new white bulbs plus the latest HomeKit bridge.
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