Philips Hue Motion Sensor + 2pk W A19

Have one in my mud room entrance on a 2 minute grace, one in a downstairs bathroom with 15 minutes and one in a bedroom bathroom for 1 minute; all adjusted for times and brightness. I adore these

I put it under my carport, and its so quick to turn on the lights. and with the auto on/off it works great

Awesome way to automate lighting in the room. I also didnt realize it has a temp sensor. That is super cool!

So easy to set up and use .. will be buying more

Used it in my babys room to dim it over the night when we step in. Best thing ever! it reads the rooms temp too!!

Installed it in the ceiling in my bathroom. Set it that when I walk in the bathroom at night, it turns on as a night light and not a super bright light. Won’t disturb my wife at nights.

For home and good for to Control light

like the Motion it turns my dining room passage lights on when I walk in its cool it fails every now & then for some reason & I reset I it using the app otherwise though im quite happy with my Philips hue Purchases : I have 8 hue white a19; 5 hue white/color : several of the candelabra bulbs: the indoor & outdoor strips : Alexa controls everything along with the Hub & Hue App plus its all connected to my Nest smoke alarms that cause all the Philips hue lights in the home to flash in the event of fire or smoke its really cool or could drive U crazy but I love it

I placed the motion sensor in my walk-in closet. Also, I paired the sensor to a Philips Hue light bulb that is in the closet. The outcome is that I now have the light turn on automatically and then turn off one minute after I close the door.

I purchased this sensor to make my front porch light motion activated (the light is a hue bulb obviously). It works perfectly. Setup is super simple, and the sensor is very reliable. I love that its battery powered so I dont need an outlet (although it would be cool if Hue did offer a combined bulb + motion sensor all in one unit). Random bonus feature: this thing also has a temperature sensor. You cant do much with it currently other than using a Hue Labs experimental feature to change your lights if it gets too cold or too hot. So for example, you can flash a light in your home if it is getting too cold outside. Anyway, this sensor is great. Now I just wish they would make it less expensive.