I got selected for the test, so I have to wait until it comes to review. The description says that the upgrades/info include: A sleeker camera design that takes up less space Acts as a DreamView center syncing with up to 10 sub devices (I think the T2 does this as well) New color matching algorithm with a richer RGB application Enhanced LED Strip (RGBWWIC with 16-bit G1151 IC for finer color gradients Upgraded color capture to Triple-lens + HDR for more accurate colors, brighter images, and better detail in both dark and bright scenes Excited to give it a try! More on reddit.com

Got mine a few days ago and have been slowly tweaking it to get it better, here is where I would start if I were you. First triple check the camera is calibrated correctly, I found the youtube video with the orange blocks to be better than using the foam blocks. Calibrate it and if the last screen doesnt look right (skewed badly) go through it again, I found moving the points just a tiny bit will drastically change the final screen. Once you are confident the camera is calibrated well pull up a white screen on youtube and use the color calibration tab to set the saturation and white balance. Set the saturation to 1 starting out and move the white balance until the lights match it well. From here make sure the mode is set to "part" and not "all" and mess with the brightness. I found a comment here to set the brightness to 100% then adjust the relative brightness down to where the lights turn almost all the way off on a dark scene. With these settings you should be pretty close, I also found it helpful to find various videos that have a lot of similar color (desert or forest ambient videos) and adjust the white balance to make sure it matched those colors. There will definitely be a moment where you need to accept you are close enough and enjoy the lights for what they are, but you should be able to get way better than what you have currently. More on reddit.com