Hue Halloween for Philips Hue

Molto divertente...non usare la sera quando siete in casa da soli. Da brividi!!! Utilizzata con Hue Lightstrips plus

Semplice e ben fatta. Molto divertente! complimenti all'autore

When thinking of all the holidays and the question “Which holiday do I want my Hue lights to behave irrationally on their own?” Halloween becomes the only recurring holiday. Memorial Day, Labor Day, and 4th of July I believe come in as a close second to Halloween if you are looking to bathe your home in Red, White, and Blue. But you can’t blame ghosts for your choice of Reds, Whites, and Blues everywhere in your home, your tailer, or your in-laws trailer. - Halloween and the ghosts changing the lights. - Halloween and the guy in the secret room below the basement who’s drawing power from the lights. - Halloween and the witches, who’s mobile phones changed the lighting, they are on their way to the house so hide. This app is dead💀on perfect. It does exactly what the zombies 🧟‍♀️🧟🧟‍♂️, witches 🧙🏻‍♀️🧙🏻, ghosts 👻,and goblins👺👹need to make the place welcoming to them.

If you could have lights turned off between sounds would be way better. Makes all lights stay on low thruout sound effects

This app is extremely underwhelming. The lights do almost nothing, the sounds are generic, and well... everything about it is bad. It's a complete waste of money unless you want something that will be entertaining for a 3 yr old.

Yo! This app is the best in terms of accuracy of lights, sound affects, and background noise. I know this app is a once a year kinda thing but please keep updating! Add squid game red light green light asap.

At first I thought this app was great. I tired it on my kitchen bulb which is the Edison style, it worked great! But when I selected all of my lights which is mainly 3x up/down sconces, it was horrible! The FX did okay... but when playing the mood music with the FX, it threw everything out of whack.

Only changes one light at a time. Instead get ilightshow which pairs with Spotify. It will change all of your lights. You can search for spooky sounds on Spotify and it works great.

If you want something that’s extremely colorful, loud, bright, and obnoxious, then this is the one for you. If you want something more subtle and natural—like a haunted house with questionable electrical wiring or something like that—look elsewhere. I wasted my money on two Phillips Halloween apps that appear to have been made by children, for children.

I never used to be into Halloween. Then I got this App to utilize my Hue lights and now I can't resist expanding my decorating every year. I've been using this app to great effect for the past 3 Halloweens. We always get lots of compliments from trick-or-treaters and friends and my two toddlers LOVE playing with the spooky sounds/controlling the lights on the iPad app! It's a fun party trick for friends as well. Hooking it up to a Hue motion sensor works perfectly to trigger spooky sounds right as people approach the house. One warning: start with a fully charged phone and keep it plugged in, since it will drain the battery like crazy. I recommend using the headphone audio jack to sync audio to the lights perfectly, if possible. One of Hue's updates for the bridge nearly broke the app for Halloween 2018. I was SO happy when the developer fixed the compatibility update in a June 2019! I'm really looking forward to using this again next year. I've bought other apps/add-ons for this App from the developer and would have happily paid much more for this App because of how FUN it is.