Motors – Powered-up Motors add motion to your creations.Most allow you to run a program provided by the LEGO group for a specific set, or to write your own custom apps. Hubs – Powered-up Hubs provide power to motors and accessories.Now that The LEGO Group has completed their transition to the Powered Up system, we have a robust selection of hubs, motors, and accessories: To celebrate the transition to the new Powered Up system, I’ve added labels for these Powered Up components to LEGO Brick Labels v36 or newer. I would expect the large PU hub to behave similarly to the small one.The latest version includes labels for these Powered Up components. Given that using the Spike motor with the Boost hub did not work, but using the the WeDo motor did, I am really unsure about what to expect re.
I do not own a large or extra large PoweredUp motor and no large PoweredUp hub. The only thing that is missing then is the position readout. Although you can use the Spike motors reasonably well with the PoweredUp app and the small (Bat Mobile) PoweredUp hub. It seems you cannot use Spike motors or sensors with the PoweredUp app and the Boost hub, or at least I could not.
This is a property of the motor, the Boost motor has all these abilities when using the PoweredUp app. The WeDo motor only offers "Set power to X" functionality, no "Set power to X and run for Y seconds" or "Go to position" or "Turn for 5 rotations". But you always have to set the ports explicitely and remember that the external ports on the Boost hub are ports C and D. If you use the PoweredUp app, you can use WeDo sensors and WeDo motors as well. My impression is that the Boost app can work with one Boost hub, one Boost motor and one Boost color/distance sensor.
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