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Syncing Hue lights to your TV now starts at $120; Nanoleaf integration too - 9to5Mac

Published by 9to5Mac By Ben Lovejoy · 3 September 2026 at 14:04
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Syncing Hue lights to your TV now starts at $120; Nanoleaf integration too - 9to5Mac
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Syncing your Philips Hue lights to your TV display used to be a rather expensive undertaking, at $385 for the...

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