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Very easy to set up ! Excellent for the living room! And getting 2 for that price, sure is a bargain!

These are great! Compared to other smart led bulbs these are the brightest, and we tried quite a few. I have one at my work bench and have no trouble seeing small parts, but can dim it for projects that don't need a bright light. Easy to use with Alexa as well as the Sengled app. We had issues at first with them not staying connected, but after the bulbs underwent a firmware update we've had no more issues. As far as longevity, we haven't had them long, but they're well made and should last a long while. Highly recommended!

I tried a Senled Bluetooth bulb and this Senled WiFi bulb with Alexa. WiFi bulbs are much cheaper. Both, ultimately, work well and seamlessly with Alexa, at least in my simple setup of lightbulbs in rooms where an Echo is nearby and wifi is strong.The Bluetooth bulb set up easily. Screw it in, tell Alexa to discover new devices, and bang, you're done. That particular bulb also has a color-changing feature that's fun and useful, because you can not only change colors through the spectrum but also adjust the color temperature of the white light. I recommend that bulb, Dimmable LED Bulb A19 E26 Multicolor.This bulb, the WiFi version, is more complicated to set up. You must download an app and open an account. Then grant various permissions to the app before you can use it. The Senled skill has to be enabled on your Alexa. Then you can set up the bulb in the app, which is straightforward but redundant if you plan to control the light exclusively through Alexa. You've already set up your rooms, zones, scenes, or whatever with Alexa, so why must you do it again for Senled? But you do.But if you're comfortable with this sort of thing it's easy enough, and when you're done the bulb will work with Alexa just as your others do. The 60W-equivalent light is as bright as expected, and is a pleasant soft-white color that's pretty standard for indoor lighting.Obviously the other disadvantage of the WiFi model is that it requires your wifi to be working, but that's also true of systems that use external hubs, so it's hardly a big deal. But the Bluetooth one just needs your Echo to be powered up, even if wifi is down.IMO, the onetime setup hassle is worth it for the much lower cost and, of course, adding more WiFi bulbs is much simpler since you've already done the work.Bottom line: It's a great thing that you can use your Echo and these quite inexpensive smart bulbs to achieve voice-controlled lighting so easily and cheaply.

Am very happy my brother in law recommended these flood light bulbs. They are the perfect accessory bulb for my location. I don't like to have to leave a flood light on during the daytime hours just because I want it on when coming home later in the dark. Doing that is a tell tale sign that your home is likely vacant during the daytime. This fits the bill because I no longer have to do that, or stumble around in the dark if I am outside. I would certainly purchase these again if or when the bulb burned out. For anyone wanting a motion detector floodlight that would not be really bright, but just bright, this light bulb might not be the one for you. But if you wanted one that gave off bright light that covers a fairly large area, this one is perfect.Just want to update this review - January 1, 2021Still love the light these bulbs give out, and still would recommend them. However, one bulb already is not working. The other one is working fine, Hoping this is just a fluke, as it should last longer than 2 months.

These bulbs are fine if for some reason you’re paying a premium for smart bulbs but only using them as regular lights you turn on/off manually. Otherwise, they are TOTALLY USELESS as a smart light. The lights only stay online for about an hour or two, and then they disconnect and become unresponsive, requiring you to manually turn them off and then back on to reconnect them for another 1-2 hours. That being the case, there is no way you can possibly make practical use of them as smart lights. I will be returning this and buying a different brand (probably Amazon Basics smart bulbs since I’d imagine they were best designed with Echo connectivity in mind).I would avoid Sengled as a brand altogether, because it seems this problem isn’t just isolated to this product. A month earlier, I got a free color-changing Sengled smart lightbulb with my Echo Pop purchase, and that lightbulb has basically the same problem, except that it will go for much longer before disconnecting and needing to be reset (usually 1-2 days). I bought these lights because I thought the problem would’ve probably only been with that one bulb, and I liked it for its relatively easy setup/connectivity otherwise, so I decided to give Sengled another chance and bought these bulbs, only to regret it. Whatever the issue is, it seems to probably affect all of their WiFi Smart Lightbulbs. I can’t speak to the Bluetooth ones, but I’d imagine they work better since BT isn’t normally connected 24/7 anyway. But BT does not give you the degree of control WiFi offers with your smart home, so I don’t normally buy those.

Very easy to setup and attach to Alexa. I was using timers on several lamps in my house, but moving furniture and crawling under desks to change the time was getting more difficult as I age. Smart bulbs are a game changer! I love that I can control individual lamps or groups from anywhere in the house with voice or through the app if I am away from home. These bulbs have dimmer capability that I never had before with my lamps. This old lady is very happy with this purchase.