ANWIOSmart Light Bulbs, Smart Candelabra LED Bulb, Smart Chandelier Light Bulbs, 4.9W (40W Equivalent) 470LM, E12 Smart Bulbs, Compatible with Alexa Google, Only 2.4GHz WiFi No Hub Required, 2 Pack

Have gotten other bulbs that don’t show colors as well as these. I mostly got these to have a red light beside lamp and it’s perfect! At first I thought it was too dim, but your eyes really do adjust and I can still read with the red light. The scheduling feature took a couple hours to sync to the minute, but couldn’t be happier. The app is already easy to use and very customizable. I downloaded Tuya btw.

I put them in my Ceiling fan light And I love them I programed them on the app on my phone and then added them to my Alexa. So awesome

When I first got these, they worked okay. Every once in a while , I would have to reset them because they would become unpaired for one reason or another. But what really got to me is over time, they started to flicker depending on what color you had them tuned to. The flickering became worse and worse and worse until they were unusable. Would definitely not recommend. Not a good buy.

This is a really great little bulb, once you've got it configured and you're up and running. Fortunately for me (or unfortunately, depending), I've had a *lot* of experience configuring a whole range of "smart" objects, and some of them were more frustrating than others. This ranks as a 2 out of 5 on the frustration-meter to configure, so it wasn't too bad.This is in my daughter's room, and she loves this thing. She particularly enjoys using the bulb to "reflect her mood" (she's 13), so you can tell what you're going to get as soon as you walk into her room. It's got a great range of color, as well as brightness - some bulbs don't quite have the same range this one does.I hope this was helpful - if you get it, be patient while you're installing it. It will be worth it, and you'll only have to do it once.

This product works perfect with Alexa. Easy to install and works great. I would recommend to a friend

Once installed and the vendor app gets/gives permission to Alexa, you are good to go. But wait, there is more...I am familiar with networking, but this was more difficult than my other Alexa lights.Here is the secret, if you have a 5G router and do not allow it to use 2.4 Ghz bands, you will have an issue setting up the bulbs. This issue is because these bulbs are not Bluetooth enabled, so it needs 2.4 G wifi.My mesh network is 5 G and uses 2.4G wifi as well. These would not be set up with this configuration as is. I had to get my network to temporarily disable 5Ghz so the setup of these bulbs configuration could be complete. Eero can disable this for ten minutes through the troubleshooting menu on the phone app. The Eero app will do a countdown to remind you how much time you have. Then switch to the vendor application (which you have already downloaded). Once 2.4G is in place, the light is blinking (pair mode), and your phone is connected to the wifi, you will or may be asked for your wifi password again; it should be pretty straightforward. I recommend you do both bulbs, one right after another, to save time. You should only do one light at a time.Once this is done, Alexa worked well with them. Just remember to name the lights something easy to say.

It sure is easy to misread these things. I got this in exchange for an honest review. And when I'm looking at the items I can review, and I click on one? What the details say there is usually what I get, which in this case, would be a two pack of the E12 base bulbs. But no, not this time... So when I decide to have an item sent, I have to go back to the list of items, and next to this one would have been a tab saying, "request item," that I could click on. And usually, in the case of an item like this, and depending on what was still available, there would be another tab that would bring up a drop down of the different choices available like: gu10-2pack , b11-2pack, or 4 count (pack of 1). Well, the only one left that I could pick was the one that was b11-2pack, or so I thought. Because I received only one, but looking back at the details, they are exactly the same as the listings, except one word, or number rather, that I ordered a 1 pack, not 2. So I'm not going to dock them for that, because I guess it does say it, and did say it. It's just a little perturbing... And yeah, it seems to work fine, but all I have to check it in is a chandelier that needs 5 bulbs. I'm just saying, it's not easy to judge these just going off of one of them. However, that being said, when I go to get four more of these for my chandelier, I'll probably just get these here. Apparently, it works with the Smart Life and Tuya Smart apps, which are starting to become pretty common. Why is that such a good thing? Well, since I've used at least one of those apps before, that means I already have an account that I've made, and I don't have make yet, ANOTHER, account. I'm sure all of you are beyond sick of making new accounts by now too, right? Well, if you've gotten some kind of smart device before, and have already started an account with either Smart Life, ore Tuya Smart? Then you can use that same account with these bulbs here. Yay.