Once you’re set up, you can ask your smart speaker to initiate particular lighting routines, to change the colour of the light in your room, make the light warmer, or turn it off altogether. We’d heartily recommend connecting it to both as it makes the Philips Hue Go a much more accessible and feature-packed product rather than just a singular light that will work on your bedside table when you press the button. Pairing the Go with a Hue Bridge means you can control the light from your Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant or Apple Siri – all of which we've reviewed – sporting smart speaker as well as through an app on your iPhone or Android device. It’ll turn on from a single press, or you can cycle through a variety of options including dynamic light effects, a warm white colour, and a selection of other shades including blue and green. There’s a button on the rear of the device that I found to be an easy way to control the light. You’re not going to use all of those shades, but it gives you lots of choices when deciding on a colour within the palette included on the app. Like the rest of the Philips Hue range (opens in new tab), you’ve got the choice of 30 million different colours. It’ll last for three hours on maximum brightness, which isn’t particularly impressive when you consider some other lighting options on the market. In terms of other features worth considering, we thought the following were worth mentioning: (Image credit: Philips) Philips Hue Go features
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