Consciot Smart Light Bulbs, WiFi Bluetooth Color Changing LED Light Bulb, Music Sync, 60W Equivalent Smart Bulb, A19 E26 RGBTW Light Bulbs That Works with Alexa/Google Home/Apple Home/Siri, 3 Pack

Easy to install and connect to. It has a lot of options for colors/ functions. Works great and I'm able to find my lights through connecting to Google Home.

I bought these just to let my daughter have some fun with the different colored lights. They are exceptionally bright bulbs for my room and I can turn them to the basic white color that emulates a regular bulb very well. App is pretty easy to use though I would rather it just be bluetooth than run through wifi. I believe it is possible but I have not figured out how to do that yet.

I like all the pretty colors. I don't like having to use two apps to control it. The aidot app works fine. Ok my complaint was with a different app that starts with the letter A that Amazon won't let me talk bad about her. She won't group the lights together but the aidot app does both individual and group. But it's not an aidot voice controlled device running my so-called smart home.

The most interesting part, to me: Using the (still beta) Matter integration in Home Assistant, this bulb took less than a minute to set up. It was impressively smooth.I did it all with my Android pocket computer. It was easy: Add new Matter Device, scan QR code on bulb using phone's camera, and... after a bit of a pause it was right there, ready to do stuff with like anything else in Home Assistant.From there, I was able to "share" the device with Alexa (again, using the Matter integration) so that both systems can talk to it independently, and all without using any cloud services.That said: Last I checked, Home Assistant's Matter integration doesn't work on 32-bit installations (which is the default way of running on a Raspberry Pi 3). Regardless of your hardware, make sure you have your ducks in a row and the Matter integration installed before buying.---Now, how does it work as a light bulb? It seems fine. It does the expected RGB tricks. It provides a nicely-variable color temperature for white. I don't have a way to measure CRI, but color rendering seemed to be just fine. It produces about the same amount of light as other smart bulbs that claim to be 800 lumens.And it's surprisingly compact -- it's substantially smaller than my first smart bulbs are, and a bit smaller than a TP Link Tapo L530.---Will I buy one again? Maybe, maybe not. I bought this because I needed another smart bulb, and because it provided me with a fairly inexpensive way to get my feet wet with Matter. But since I'm also rather invested in Home Assistant and I like tinkering with things, I prefer buying bulbs that come with ESPHome pre-installed just for their hack value.

I got these because I got a new lamp with three bulbs in it that was just too bright. It was easy to download the AiDot app and get the bulbs synced. The app lets me put all the bulbs into one group and adjust all at the same time, or I can adjust them separately.I mostly keep it on a warm yellow, medium brightness, but it's fun to play with the colors. When I turn the lamp off, and back on, the bulbs remain at the app setting (no need to open the app every time).These bulbs truly make my life better!

Had my hopes up for this, I was so wrong.As soon as I installed it, it started smoking and flickering. Any regular light bulb works with the fixtures in my home. These couldnt handle the voltage. I couldn’t activate it at all. Connecting to it was impossible. Couldn’t even test the color changing features, turned it off and unscrewed it immediately. The fixture was cold to touch, the bulb was sizzling hot. Terrible quality.

First time user. Easy install and immediate response. Had problems with other products needing reset up after power loss. No issues with these. Hooked up flawlessly with my Google home. Wide range of colors and brightness features.

I did my whole house in these and I really do like them. Have them setup to change the lighting depending on the time of day and it’s great.Recently, I switched Internet providers and the biggest pain was having to individually setup each lightbulb again.The way the setup with these works is, you add each bulb to your wifi, then you can assign them to a room. Assigning them to a room allows you to control however many at once. Really cool. But, when you switch your wifi you have to set it all up again from scratch.This does take a little bit, but still not a deal breaker for me, especially since I’m pretty committed.Also, do not pay close to full price for these. You can download the Aidot app that these run off of and get them for 50% off everyday.