Hands-on: Philips Hue Go portable light

19 Comments on Hands-on: Philips Hue Go portable light

1. Does it support HomeKit?

   • When connected to the Hue bridge it would be. Apple advertises it as a Homekit accessory on their website.

   • make sure to get the newer version of hub and it will work

2. Hey Jeff, can you do a video on the HomeKit enabled iLuv Rainbow8 bulb? Thanks

   • And possibly compare it with a Phillips Hue

   • Omar Gutierrez that bulb isn’t supported by HomeKit

   • Marshall Carlson yes it is, it recently came out, it doesn’t need a hub to work

   • oops, I was looking at the Rainbow7 bulb.

3. Please take the $80 cost of this ambient light, accept that you can live without it, and donate the money to your favorite charity to help those in need.

   • why dont you do that

   • Tyriek Filmz Done

   • no

4. Another great Jeff Benjamin production! One small note- the face is convex, not concave. It’s too bad that the light *has* to be physically powered on, and not with the app.

   • you can turn it on with app, when it is connected to the hub

5. Jeff, it’s because of your reviews that I sub’d to the channel. I appreciate your way of product description and pointing out the good and not so good product characteristics. This is the year I get my iMac 27″ once Kaby Lakes are released. Finally I get to give my daughter the ol HP laptop for good. Thanks again for your forthright product review, they do help. TR

6. Lol the gym I go to has this

7. this light all nice

8. Looks awkward to plug in and then keep it plugged in while tilted at an angle like it’s meant to be used. Should have placed the charging port somewhere else..

   • it’s port is fine, no problem with that