Philips Hue Signe Smart Color Changing Floor Lamp, Black, White and Color Ambiance, Pack of 1, Control with Hue App, LED Floor Lamp Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple Homekit

This light is cool. It's well made, the base is metal, gets pretty bright and colors are what your expect from Hue. Only downside is the price and with some colors you can see the outline of the LED if you're looking at the light, if the light is just facing the wall then that's not really a concern Comes put together, nothing to assemble. Just take it out of the box, plug it in, add to your Hue group I think they're coming out with or already have a new version out tho.

Quality is great, and I love the gradient feature (compared to my previous version of the Signe lamp which could not do gradient). If you know Hue, you'll be happy. The same story with all of Hue stuff: it's great...but is it worth the price? That's for you to decide.

Hue is pricey but amazing and works great with my iPhone.

Wonderful light. Provides more light than you’d think for a wall-facing light, and can shine a variety of colors at once. Able to light a small room by itself in the evenings. I have multiple Philips Hue lights, but this one is so far my favorite and the most functional of the bunch.

Love these lamps! Bought two of them, and they light our back living room. The video doesn’t do them justice since it’s dark and they’re set at one level. You can set them to cycle through different colors or set them to which colors you like and the app lets you coordinate them. The only negative I would say is that we had to purchase a peripheral to be able to voice-command them with Siri. They’re pricey, but you get what you pay for. Highly recommend these lights.

Great quality. Would recommend…..

Sleek and delivers color temp and lumens as promised. I see complaints regarding the price tag, but this is in alignment with quality LED lamps, which can go higher. Easy to control with your smartphone, there are preset lighting scenes to choose from. The only complaint I have is that the 4" diameter base may be prone to toppling over--if you have children, situate in a high traffic area, have clumsy people nearby, etc. Otherwise, I would give Hue Signe 5 stars.

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.