Revolution in the light: Philips Hue Plant Superhelle COB light strips!

Revolution in the light: Philips Hue Plant Superhelle COB light strips!

Asien-Pazifik, China - something is happening in the area of ​​lighting technology! Signify is in the process of developing a new generation of Philips Hue LightStrips, which should come up with an exciting COB technology. This innovation could not only raise the brightness, but also the even light distribution to a new level. The chip-on-board process (COB) enables LEDs to be installed directly on the circuit board, which reduces the distance between the light points-a real profit for light quality. As reports [Notebookcheck] (https://www.notebookcheck.com/naechste-deration-der-hue-lighTStrips-koenne- ..1051417.0.HTML), the new light bar in terms of brightness and lifespan could be well above the current Hue Ambiance Gradient LightS trip, which at least up to 1,800 lumens at 4,000 k reached.

An interesting aspect of COB technology is the longer lifespan of the LEDs and the fact that light sources are hardly recognizable. This creates a continuous light experience that puts conventional strips in the shade. While the Philips Hue LightStrip Plus still has to deal with 1,700 lumens and larger intervals between the LEDs, the new model will certainly be much more powerful. In addition, it could compete directly with the Govee Cob Strip Light Pro, which is currently available from Amazon from 27.55 euros and also uses the advantages of this promising technology, such as Hueblog notes.

market trends and technological progress

But what does that mean for the totally booming market of the LED light strips? According to the estimates, the market volume will grow to a whopping $ 12 billion by 2025, with an average annual growth rate of around 15 %. Especially in Asian-Pacific, demand is huge, while North America and Europe also benefit considerably. AlxLed calls the driving forces behind this upswing: increasing demands on energy efficiency and the increase in smart-home technologies.

Technological innovations such as mini-LED and micro-LED shape the image of the future. Mini LEDs are used in high-end TVs and offer finer zone enmity, while Micro-Led's are ultra-down and open up high-resolution options that are not only used in the living area, but also in decoration.

The outlook on Philips Hue Co-Band

However, the question remains when exactly we can count on the new Philips Hue COB light bar. At the moment, Signify has not yet released official information on a release date or the prices. However, it is believed that there is an idea in September, which only fueled the anticipation. Until then, it has to be waiting and follow the developments, because the competition does not sleep and has already brought impressive products to the market.

A last look at the competitive landscape shows that not only Philips, but also manufacturers such as Osram, Cree and many others are in the race. The demand for smart lighting solutions and individual designs also stirs up the competition and ensures exciting developments on the market.

Whether Philips will be able to prevail on the market with its new cob light strips will be exciting. However, one thing is clear: the future of lighting is promising and has exciting innovations that will help us to make our living rooms even smarter and more beautiful.