Samsung’s SmartThings Music Sync Meets YouTube Music

Samsung haspartneredwith YouTube Music to provide a synchronized music listening experience with smart bulbs like those from Philips. Samsung SmartThings’ new feature,Music Sync, combines YouTube Music, SmartThings, and smart bulbs to create an immersive home audio experience.

What you get is music and light synchronization without relying on microphones or limited sources. This flexibility allows users to sync lighting with YouTube Music.

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The SmartThings app has been updated to include some new presets. For example, the new Relax, Party, and Workout presets make it easy to set a mood. Useful if you’re hosting a party, working out, or unwinding, your lighting will automatically adjust to sync with the music playing onYouTube Music.

The light bulbs will adjust color, brightness, and rhythm in tune with the selected track. Note that the feature is available to YouTube Premium users only.

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SmartThings Music Sync is a decent addition to most smart home setups.

Anchit Srivastava

Working as a Tech Writer at Tech Wiser, I’m passionate about technology since childhood. I enjoy discussing it with friends, exploring new techs, and analyzing features in Android, iOS, and other technologies. My goal is to simplify complex information about current and emerging technologies, making them more accessible and understandable to people interested in learning more.

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