Philips Hue’s latest camera might be for your TV.
According to Hueblog.com, the smart lighting company is readying a new solution for its popular entertainment sync feature. “Screen Sync” is a TV-mounted camera that matches Hue lights to on-screen content. Unlike Hue’s HDMI Sync box and TV Sync apps, a camera-based system — popularized by rivals Govee and Nanoleaf — should be able to sync with any content on the screen. [Image: Philips Hue may soon launch a camera-based solution for its entertainment sync system. https://platform.theverge.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/07/Hue-Play-Screen-Sync-Detail-1536x807-1.jpg?quality=90&strip=all]
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According to Hueblog.com , the smart lighting company is readying a new solution for its popular entertainment sync feature. “Screen Sync” is a TV-mounted camera that matches Hue lights to on-screen content. Unlike Hue’s HDMI Sync box and TV Sync apps , a camera-based system — popularized by rivals Govee and Nanoleaf — should be able to sync with any content on the screen.
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