The Hue Go is versatile and portable, it produces very high-quality light in every hue of the rainbow, and it’s part of the largest ecosystem of smart lighting devices on the market. Its very modern and all-plastic industrial design won’t float everyone’s boat [...] but the option to control it via Bluetooth means you don’t need to also buy a Hue Bridge if you don’t already have one.

The Hue Go is versatile and portable, it produces very high-quality light in every hue of the rainbow, and it’s part of the largest ecosystem of smart lighting devices on the market. Its very modern and all-plastic industrial design won’t float everyone’s boat—I can’t say I’m a fan—but the option to control it via Bluetooth means you don’t need to also buy a Hue Bridge if you don’t already have one.

The Philips Hue Go lets you unplug your smart lighting and take it with you – that in itself is unique. The 2019 model gains a boost in lumens and battery life, but Bluetooth is the key addition, giving you more control when you're out of the house. An essential addition to the Hue family? Not at all – but one that’s a lot of fun.

Wie bei allen HUE Produkten ist auch bei der HUE Go der von Philips verlangte Preis mit rund 70€ sehr gesalzen. Man zahlt hier ganz klar einen premium Preis. ...

Philips has been doing a very Sonos-like job with Hue over the years since it launched, in that it’s continued to develop and evolve the range with extra devices and features despite a lack of genuinely serious competitors. ...