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Philips Hue accidentally leaks new Hue Play Lightstrip Pro on its own website

It points to another imminent product launch

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Philips Hue appears to have accidentally revealed an unannounced Hue Play Lightstrip Pro on its own website, hinting that a new premium TV lighting accessory could be just around the corner.

The discovery follows a string of recent Philips Hue leaks, suggesting the brand may be gearing up for a major product launch at IFA later this month.

Philips Hue appears to have accidentally leaked an unannounced product on its own website. The discovery was first spotted by Fabian at Hueblog, who noticed the phrase: "Check out Philips Hue Play Gradient Strip Lights and Play Gradient Lightstrip Pro."

The mention is notable because Philips Hue doesn't currently sell a Play Gradient Lightstrip Pro, suggesting the company may have inadvertently confirmed a new addition to its Play lineup ahead of an official announcement.

In recent weeks, various other leaks have pointed to a Hue Screen Sync Camera, whilst another hinted at an unexpected smart lounge table. Together, they suggest Philips Hue is preparing for a significant product showcase at IFA, which kicks off in just a few weeks. If so, the Play Gradient Lightstrip Pro could be one of the headline announcements.

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The Hue Screen Sync Camera is expected to make its debut at IFA 2026(Image credit: Philips Hue)

Whilst details remain scarce, the 'Pro' branding suggests it could sit above the existing Play Gradient Lightstrip range, potentially offering enhanced features or performance. That could also mean a higher price tag, especially given Philips Hue recently expanded its more affordable Essentials range.

As part of the Play family, the new lightstrip would almost certainly be designed for TV entertainment. Philips Hue's Play products synchronise your smart lights with what's happening on screen, extending colours from films, TV shows and games beyond the edges of your television and onto the surrounding walls for a more immersive viewing experience.

We'll update this story as soon as Philips Hue confirms more details.

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