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Hue TV color syncing starts at $120 with Sync Box 4K and Play Screen Sync

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Philips Hue’s Sync Box 8K for TV color syncing cost $385, using HDMI to match room lighting to what’s on screen in real time. Signify now offers Sync Box 4K for $150, cutting support from four HDMI feeds to one while topping out at 4K 60Hz. Play Screen Sync detects what’s displayed but with less accurate color matching, and a $40 box makes Nanoleaf products appear as Hue devices for third-party scene and music syncing apps.

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