Philips Hue Gradient Signe Table Lamp, Compatible with Alexa, Apple Homekit and Google Assistant, Bluetooth Compatible, Flowing Multicolor Effect, White

Pretty slick. Integrates right in your existing Hue and Google home apps without any issues. Light control and gradient are exactly what you have come to expect from Hue.I mounted mine in the corner of my room, which limits its ‘shine’ capability, but that was the place I wanted lighting the most. I suggest keeping it 8-12” away from the wall to maximize its effect, something I couldn’t do. I also was able to mount it to the wall using a small 4” bracket and some Velcro.The first photo a yellow/gold color at 30%, and the second at 100%, same color and position, time of day roughly early evening.

Cool light in addition to my setup. only drawback is the pricing...but came very well packaged and it's a solid design. I didn't have to assemble anything, very plug-n-play and user friendly...the size was perfect for a nightstand and doesn't take up space at all, the base is small. The quality of the light is very good and bright, I believe there's a LED strip inside and provides cool effects when using the HUE app. I will be purchasing the floor lamp version next!

This Philips Hue Signe lamp is amazing! Vibrant colors, sleek design, and seamless app/Alexa control. Perfect for mood lighting—absolutely love it!

I’m new to Hue. I’ve used a few smart light situations over the years, mainly Lifx and Govee. Each brand would fall off my network at some point in time except for Phillips. Using the hue bridge allows you to connect up to 50 lights per bridge to your network for seamless connectivity. The set up per light is very easy as well. It’s intuitive and takes seconds. It is pricey, but you get what you pay for. The quality of light is great, but I would not say it’s better than other brands. The key here is connectivity and reliability.

As most of the other reviews say, this expensive lamp hurts your wallet once but makes up for it tenfold in how customizable and sleek it is. The only good thing about going into my office to work in the morning is getting to turn this lamp on and pick a stunning color scene. Buy once, cry once.

If you already have other Hue lights then this will really tie it all together. I have two Hue white bulbs in my living room and an Iris, and have been using the Govee Lyra for a while now. But I really wanted to complete the Hue ecosystem. Especially since the Govee Lyra is very limited on which scenes produce smooth flowing gradient colors. While it does have a large selection of scenes to choose from, there are really only a small handful to f those scenes in which the colors flow smoothly. All of the others are way too jarring and fast. The Signe solves all of that. The colors when you enable a scene flow smoothly and beautifully, and blend together like oozing paint. It really is a night and day difference compared to tot Govee Lyra. While it is a bit more expensive than the Lyra, it is definitely worth it if you already own other Hue lights.

I love these lights. They are high quality and bright. The transitions are very smooth and if you have hue bridge, the eco system works really well. However, the cost is still one major downside. I personally have transitioned away from the Phillips hue lights (though I have quite a few) due to the high cost.

I love Phillips Hue, although expensive you get what you pay for. They are hands down the most reliable and best looking smart lights on the market!