A new range of exciting smart lighting products has been unveiled by Signify under the Philips Hue brand moniker. One of the highlights of the lineup is the Go portable table lamp. The Go lamp has 48-hour battery life. The Philips Hue smart lighting products will be available this summer.

The Philips Hue Go table lamp is a portable rechargeable lamp that can be used both indoors and outdoors. Its long battery life means that the lamp can be used for extended periods.

The Philips Hue smart lighting products also include the Perifo track lighting system, the Signe gradient lamp with a new wake feature, and the Tap dial switch. Perifo is a fully customizable track lighting system. The system can be used to combine multiple rails and different designs and lights. The Perifo will be available first in Europe.

The Tap dial switch uses a dial to moderate the brightness of smart lights. The Tap dial has four buttons to control the room lighting and set scenes. It can also be used as a remote control or mounted on a wall. The Tap dial switch can be attached to metal surfaces magnetically.

The Philips Hue app now features a Wake Up function which slowly turns on the lighting to mimic sunrise. The effect is that you are roused gently from sleep. The Wake Up feature is compatible with all Philips Hue gradient lights.

The new lineup of Philips Hue smart lighting products will be available in Europe and North America starting from June 2022. The Philips Hue Go portable table lamp is priced at €149.99 ($160). The Perifo comes with a starting price of €49.99 ($53), which is the same price as the Tap dial switch. The Philips Hue Signe gradient lamp starts from €239.99 ($253).

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