Philips Hue 2.2 in. L White Plug-In LED Motion Sensor 0 lm

Easy to install and set up with Hue system. We programmed it to trigger in the baby's room. Normal light during the day and red lights at night so you're not looking for a switch at 2 am with your hands full.

I already owned one of these motion sensors and have used it to trigger several items including and hue smart plug to turn a fan on using the temperature. It currently operates a hue build to turn on and off when I go into the utility room. It also monitors temp and humidity in the utility room very reliably. This new one still works exactly as all my hue stuff does and that is seamlessly

It's working well. Have the feeling they could sell it for cheaper. Then I'd buy a few more of them.

small, can mount anywhere. great addition to hue ecosystem

Phillips is an excellent product

My entire household is happier with these, I absolutely love them. No more raised voices for lights being left on all the top me. Super easy to setup no issues at all.

Took me a bit to figure out the automations for this one, but it's making a great addition to my home. I'm awful with leaving lights on all the time and this should help a bit . Hue definitely is above the rest! %23iworkatwalmart

The only thing this is missing is setting for when one is in a scene. We should be able to add our motion sensor (as disabled) to a scene when we're in it. Perhaps even, "While in scene...." then be able to set all behavior settings, trigger sensitivity and room. If I create "Watch a Movie" I don't want the light in the room to turn on due to motion. **** I know I can disable it manually ****** Scene ends, pop the stack and go back to previous settings. Lastly, I would love this to be more of an "occupancy sensor" than a motion one. Sometimes I have to wave my arms to keep motion triggered the lights on.

We purchased 3 Phillips Hue Motion Sensors to help conserve energy in our home. All three sensors worked fine until one day one of the sensors quit. We went online to diagnose and try to fix the issue (replacing batteries, changing the zig channel, unpairing the sensor, resetting the sensor but nothing worked.) So now, we're stuck with this lump of plastic that'll end up in a landfill. Products like this should be built to last if for nothing else in the spirit of keeping these plastics out of landfills.

Don't buy it, it's just not a reliable product. I have several bulbs of Philips in my house never had issues but this product is just for a year or so after that no more motion!