Smart Light Bulbs 6 Pack, Smart Bulb Works with Alexa/Google Home/SmartLife, CRI>90, RGBCW Color Changing LED Light Bulbs, 2.4G WiFi Bluetooth A19 E26 Bulb, No Hub Required, ETL Listed

These smart light bulbs were pretty straightforward to set up and connect to the app. The controls are easy to figure out, and adjusting brightness or switching colors doesn’t take much effort. The colors look vibrant, and they get bright enough for everyday use and if you're feeling a bit quirky you can use any range of colors from green to pink to red, whatever you want. The app gives solid control over different settings, and overall they work reliably without much hassle.

Amazing customer service!!! Love the fact that they work with Alexa and all the features! Dimming, colors, grouping, scenes, music (changing colors or pulsing with the music played), scheduling, and so much more! With 4 kids who never remember to turn off a light, this makes leaving the house a breeze. It’s easy to install them too as long as your phone is hooked up to your WiFi. I did have an issue with 4 out of the 24 bulbs no longer connecting or lighting up after a year but the seller was amazing and replaced the bulbs which was way above and beyond!!! I would definitely recommend these bulbs and purchase again from this seller!!!

The easiest set up for me. Got these in the mail and connected them to the tuna/smartlife app in less than 10 seconds. Once that happened I was able to connect them to amazon Alexa so easy. I have only had them for a few days but I love it. I can easily log into the app and turn the lights on to see if my cats on the camera and if they are okay when I am away. Great purchase and will definitely purchase again so I have backups. The only issue I have with the ones in my bathroom, is I can't use it as a smart light (Alexa turn off bathroom light) because there is a recess light in the shower and even if I turn off these smart lights above the sink the shower light would stay on. I do love that I can control the color though. Another downfall (but for me personally, is I can't connect these to apple homekit which I knew as the HomeKit symbol was not on the packaging.

These light bulbs are awesome. I put them in my room and set a scene for a certain color, changing all my light bulbs to a specific color. Pros: ✅ Very bright and the colors are insanely vibrant. It uses the smart home app, which is super easy to figure out. I can change all the light bulbs at once by setting a scene. It is easy to configure the bulbs and set them up, when you unbox them and when they randomly unpair. Cons: ❌ They don’t fade different colors like most RGB lights do. Well, they can, but only one bulb at a time and not in sync. It also doesn’t have a smooth transition between colors. Sometimes it just flicks to another color when you set the scene, and sometimes it fades. It also resets randomly. I think when you turn the lights on and off quickly, the bulbs all immediately reset.

I was able to pick these up on Prime's clearance day for a very good price. The smart bulbs are fantastic. I have one in each of my nightstand lamps and in the canister light above my bed. Once you download the app you have control of the on and off, and the whole spectrum of colors- soft light, natural light, and color lights. They are completely manageable through your phone- adjust the lights, add a timer, turn on and off. You will need a 2.4 G wifi to control the bulbs. These are adaptable to your Alexa or Google home manger. I love them! No more having to get out of bed to turn the lights on or off. These are extremely cost effective ~$1.50 a year. The app is available on App store or Google Play. The app has so many features to create whatever mood you want and to simplify your lighting needs. I'll buy more!

I had to return the last item like these as they did not want to pair very well. They kept losing connectivity and were constantly "offline". So, I tried these [Lightingside] out. Wow! What difference! Paired up instantly and have never failed me yet. They work splendedly with The Smartlife app, which is what I use for my house.

I bought these LED lights for the option to control lights automatically when I’m away from home. But they do so much more. I can control them with an app on my iPhone and I can control them with Alexa. I have them in the living room and the kitchen and have them grouped by room. I only have to call out “Alexa, turn on the living room lights” and it’s done. At night, I call out “Alexa, good night” and all the lights go out. I have a schedule to turn the lights on and off at night so the house looks occupied when I’m gone. I used to depend on timers, but this is so much more convenient and even if the power goes out, when the power comes back on, the schedule is still the same. These light bulbs also change colors and the app has different ambient settings which I don’t use, but I’m sure some people do. The bulbs can be set on whatever brightness you desire from dim to very bright in the app or through Alexa. Very easy to change out the bulbs and to sync with the manufacturer’s app and the Alexa app.

I bought this to set up a "sunrise simulator" that I can take with me on the go. I chose this bulb because: - it can work over BT (most things are wifi, which means I can't take it with me because every place has a different wifi so I have to reset it every time) - it claims to have many brightness levels - it claims to work with SmartLife (which can do the automations like I want) So I bought it, set it up (easy), and tried to make a "Sunrise" automation in SmartLife that: - turns the bulb on to min setting, colored red - delay 1min - make bulb slightly brighter and whiter - repeat until full white + 100% brightness ...Except I had tons of problems: - you can't change the color or brightness from an automation. All you can do is turn it on/off, change mode (white, color, scene, music), and set the brightness level (only works on mode=white), and the color temp (also only works on mode=white) —— I could work around this by making color mode 1% red, a scene that's 2% orange, then using white mode with the warmest dimmest setting possible and going from there - They messed up integrating with SmartLife automation, if you do "set brightness to 1%", delay 1min, "set brightness to 2%, etc...it just ignores all the delays and runs all the commands at once which basically means it just ignores everything but the last command. Like how do you even mess that up??? - warmest color in "white" mode is 2700k which is pretty white, not sure why it wouldn't like go to 2000k or lower? Like why limit it like that for a full color bulb?? - dimmest setting is still SUPER bright - BT constantly cuts out Anyway, I was worried that any bulb that's bluetooth would be a cheap/crappy, and this bulb unfortunately proves that right.