A15 LED Smart Bulb, Compatible with Alexa, Google Home, E26, 5W=40W, Color Changing, Dimmable WiFi Light Bulbs, No Hub Required, 3 Pack

This bulb worked perfectly, I had just bought my son a pendant light for his kitchen and it was calling for a E26 bulb, which is standard, but no E26 bulb would allow the globe to fit over it. This bulb solved my problem , plus it’s a smart bulb that works with Alexa

WORKS GREAT, LOVE IT

Perfect for ceiling fan lights

Works as it should, just very disappointed by the color spectrum options for this light.What I hate the most though, is that you have to turn the light on first to adjust it, so whatever setting you previously had it at will be what you get until you change it. It's fine when it's during the day, but at night when your eyes aren't used to brightness, it kind of sucks bc you have to brace yourself for the brightness before you can dim it and set it how you want.

So far they're working well. No issues and easy to set up with the Alexa app. The colors are fine and I do hope they will last a while. I am not sure if these bulbs are rated to be installed in a enclosed lamp like you find with a ceiling fan.

I purchased two of these in November ( 4 months ago) and one just stopped working. I went this stores Amazon page to see if I could contact seller and there is not an option for that 😥 sucks

This lightbulb has many unique features and is perfect size as it is A15. Make sure your on a decent 2.4htz network and the same network as your smart hub. We have Alexa echo dot. Like all smart devices connecting can be a pain in the rear, however being new to all this I finally was able to connect. I didn't realize that a 3rd party app was required (smart life) to make the options available to use. I just assumed that once connected to Alexa I could ask Alexa to do this and that. It will turn on and off and change color and brightness....usually. But that's about it. I'm in the process of self discovery regarding this and I think there is a way to fully control the bulb and all its options thru Alexa? I consider myself pretty savvy on tech stuff the average user will likely be dissatisfied with not just this product but any product that requires 3rd party apps to connect and operate fully. Compatibility is the issue there's too many different smart hubs smart home devices that say they are but in reality it's not as simple as it should be. Do I really want to pull up an app on my phone to control each device at each location? No, of course not I naively assumed I could just speak to Alexa and it would make it so. Early days in smart home tech I'm sure in several years or decades it will be that simple as screwing in a light bulb and speaking your wishes. Until then you've got some homework to do. The bulb is priced economically and will likely last some time. 3 points for that -2 for requiring a course in smart home home management to make you smart enough to control (haha the irony) your smart home. I think the future is clear. Humanity is doomed to a subservient future. "Resistance is futile, you will be assimilated" Borg. Heck I mean who knew that we needed color changing disco light bulbs in every lamp?

It’s super easy to connect and navigate, with a very user-friendly app. The wide range of colors is impressive, and you can switch between cool daylight and warm light, which is gentle on the eyes. What really surprised me is that it can change colors based on music—WOW! Such a cool feature!