There's only one excellent Hue feature, dimming is the best you can get.
Otherwise the Hue system is meh, example:
When someone switches off the wall switch (EU standard switches) connected to the bulb the light won't work, that's a huge issue and to me the biggest nono for home automation.
Also, way overpriced.
I use shelly's with custom homekit firmware, the (Shelly) dimmers suck though.
I wish, someday, Apples homekit will be able to control a lot more and includes all kind of sensors, that'll be great.
You can get covers that go over the light switches so they are on all the time and magnetically hold a Hue dimmer. I have 18 of these in my house. When you remove theHue dimmer you can poke your finger though a hole to turn the physical switch on / off if you need to.
The benefit of this method is you don’t need 2/3 way wired switches for bedside lights or dual light points… You can stick them anywhere. Much cheaper for a lighting install.
I am using homekit switches in a couple of places where the lights are static Like the garage
Only 2 lights in the house that are Not hue or HomeKit controllable. Hob extractor downlight and utility cupboard