innr Smart Light Bulbs, A19 Zigbee, Works with Philips Hue* and Alexa (Bridge Required), Soft White Light Bulb, Dimmable, E26 LED Bulb 75 Watt, Warm White, 1060lm 2-Pack

I like these because they are 1/2 the price of the Hue bulbs and work the same from my untrained eye. I do not care if the color is a little off because I can't tell anyway. I am just setting them to what looks nice to me. The range is pretty amazing and the closest thing out there to actual Hue bulbs, from what I can tell. I am NOT an Internet of Things or Smart Home fan. I think it's creepy and a lot of those products were not made with privacy in mind. However, nice mood lighting is right up my alley so these are pretty cool. Unless you connect them to Ale*a or another surveillance system masquerading as a consumer product your privacy should remain as-is. I inherited a Hue Bridge from my boyfriend's son, and just basically downloaded the Hue app and bought some lights. That's how easy the basic level of use for this tech is. Side note: wall dimmers will present an issue. I was able to solve a problem paring with the kitchen lights in the picture by turning off the wall dimmer switch they were on and turning on a non-dimmer switch that also controls those lights and using that power source for the paring process. So be aware that if your only wall switch for controlling a light or set of lights is also a dimmer you might have issues? Not sure. Honestly, I was pretty proud of my 51-year-old self for figuring that out all on my own - look mom I'm a big girl now! :) I would recommend these. I have 6 total - 4 new and 2 that are bout 3 months old - and they are all working great!

I’ve purchased multiple color changing smart light bulbs and been frustrated by some other brands inability to accurately show all the colors. These bulbs were purchased specifically to replace another set that had bad orange color accuracy. This was my first experience with the Innr brand and I would definitely buy again. The are priced competitively with other similar smart bulbs and as the supported Zigbee networks they paired easily with my SmartThings hub with no connectivity issues. Quality seems good and they appear to be very well built. The bulbs are bright and colors are crisp. Dimming works as expected and they have allowed us to have fun by changing our outside light colors to match the holidays all year long.

I purchased a set of 4 to start replacing WiFi color bulbs from a different brand, as my goal is 100% local connectivity via Home Assistant. They are bright, have good color accuracy, respond instantly to state/color change, and setup/Zigbee pairing was super simple. They also support direct binding via switches and remotes. I installed 2 on the exterior of my garage. Initially the connection seemed spotty. I added a smart plug nearby to act as a router, and they now seem to have a stable connection.

I have 4 of these bulbs now, every traditional socket except the bathroom. Originally I bought a bunch of Tapo Matter Wifi bulbs, and they just had a large number of functional defects, the core to my review of the AE270T is, it does not have any functional defects. The switch to Zigbee is not that big a deal and opened up a bunch of sensor options, and having zigbee lightbulbs becomes the backbone of your zigbee mesh, where having wifi lightbulbs provides no additional benefit to counterbalance the security consequences endemic to all IoT devices. The quality of the lighting is clearly better than those tapos, everything looks good, and the very wide color temperature range works great with an automation to sync color temperature to time of day. The jump from minimum brightness to off is still larger than I would like, but I don't think anybody is making a bulb as generally good as this with a lower minimum brightness. Maximum brightness wise, these are not the brightest bulbs I've had and I do think I need to increase the number of fixtures in my livingroom by about 50%. Changing color and brightness and on/off state at the same time works the way you would hope, the light turns on at the specified color and brightness; unlike those tapos that would turn on at the previous brightness, jump to the new brightness, and then animate to the new color, flashbanging you first thing in the morning. I have had 5 bulbs in my possession, one arrived totally dead, returned it, replacement worked immediately. The one that didn't work was also the only one to have one of those clear tape circle seals on it. One defective bulb does not constitute a pattern but I'm going to need more, hopefully no such pattern arises. Amazon wants me to talk about ease of use, it's a lightbulb (works with home assistant, zigbee2mqtt was annoying to set up but now it is set up and easy to use). Energy efficiency: it's a lightbulb. Ease of installation: it's a lightbulb, but, it is substantially longer than the bulbs I had, and did not fit in the ultra tiny costcut bowl on my apartment's ceiling fan. I 3D printed a collar to extend the bowl. It should fit in regular sized bowls, this is not a regular bowl, I was not able to replace it because the neck is abnormally small.

Garbage. Paired well the first time, and I could control their state and color via Home Assistant fairly well. But then my Zigbee controller died and I had to repair them with a new controller, and it's virtually impossible. Of the 4 bulbs, only one would repair using the 6 on-off cycling trick. Now I'm stuck with insanely expensive regular light bulbs. What a complete joke. This company should be in prison.

Funcionan muy bien con alexa puedes ajustar el brillo

Ok me esplico yo los utilizo junto con mis focos de philips hue con dimmers en los cuartos y pasillos, tienen sus puntos buenos y malos y llevo poco uso cabe mencionar sin embargo me dejan buena impresión los tengo conectados a el philips hue, iluminación muy buena incluso "igual" o mejor que los originales eso que ni que, 2- Muy fácil conectar los a la app de philips, 3- muy buen costo a comparación de focos philips, 4- solo los recomiendo en pasillos y agitación donde no sea dormitorio ¿porque? Tengo entendido que ante un bajón de luz esta marca no se configura como los philips hue y se encienden todos al recuperar la energía (cabe mencionar que no e probado esto a un), y un detalle a la mejor importante para algunos al tener los dimmers si se nota un retraso al encender y apagar que por eso coloco 4 estrellas que de poder pondria 4.5 ya que es algo muy sutil, no tengo tiempo exacto pero podría ser un segundo o dos, SIN EMBARGO al decir le al asistente en mi caso con alexa prenden casi de inmediato y apagan igual, y pues creo es todo lo que e notado espero ayude a alguien que este pensando en estos focos para usar con philips hue y con los dimmers de philips, yo tenía muchas dudas antes de comprar los, cualquier actualización se las dejaré a futuro.