Philips Hue is expanding its smart lighting platform by enabling support for Nanoleaf’s modular wall light panels. Starting September 3, Nanoleaf wall panels—including Hexagon, Triangle, and Mini Triangle models—can be integrated into the Philips Hue ecosystem via a new Philips Hue module priced at $40.
The Verge reports that Philips does not develop the wall-panel hardware itself and instead partners with Nanoleaf, a company associated with creating the modular smart wall panel category. Android Authority similarly highlights that the panels now work in the Philips Hue app, framing the change as Hue finally gaining wall-panel support through Nanoleaf.
Across both outlets, the central point is compatibility: users with supported Nanoleaf panels can connect and control them through Philips Hue’s software experience. The reports focus on the addition of wall panels to Hue’s lineup and the resulting integration between two competing smart lighting brands.
