Refreshes of Philips Hue’s Pillar and Runner spotlights have been quietly introduced in Europe. Each of their lines consists of several models that share several similarities.
They replace the main light fixture and hang from the ceiling, pointing downward, starting with the Pillar line. This series houses the company’s newly released GU10 bulbs, which have a 400-lumen maximum brightness and a 25,000-hour lifespan overall.
Alexa and Google Assistant both support voice commands, but you’ll need to have a “compatible Google Nest or Amazon Echo device.” According to Philips Hue, homeowners can activate extra features like automated lighting by connecting the Pillar lights to a Hue Bright.
The GU10 bulb used in Philip Hue’s Runner lights has the same lumen and colour temperature values. It should come as no surprise that the bulb’s lifespan is 25,000 hours. The main difference between these and the Pillar series depends on the model. For example, the main Runner light is arguably more flexible. You can consider it a tiny personal computer because it mounts on a wall with its light beam positioned at a 40-degree angle.
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