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
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【Smart Matter A19 Light Bulbs】The Consciot Smart Light Bulbs use the latest Matter technology, making them compatible with Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, Siri and SmartThings smart home devices. Smart bulb Supports WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity.
【16 Million DIY Colors & Music Sync】alexa light bulbs provide 16 millions of color options, ranging from warm white to cool white (1800K-6500K), and loads of dynamic scenes that can alter your mood – from sweet dates to loud parties to calm reading moments, and more. When your phone isn’t occupied, smart light bulbs will switch up colors and brightness based on the sound detected by its microphone.
【Voice & Group Control】Control the smart light bulb with simple voice commands or use any Matter app/AiDot app to turn your lights on and off, dim or brighten your lights, and even set a light scene at any time. Easily create a group to simultaneously control multiple smart led bulb from anywhere (2.4 GHz WiFi only).
【Easy Setup & Wake-Up Mode】Scan the QR code on the bulb/manually input. Whatever apps you want, once set up, it’s easy to switch to any app. Coordinate your Matter smart bulb with the sun or ensure you get more light out of your day. Set the e26 smart bulb according to your schedule and control it remotely, or simply sync your lights with the sunrise or sunset. alexa light bulb changes colors auto in 24H from dusk to dawn.
【Beneficial Lighting& Superior Performance】The Consciot Color-changing bulbs are designed to provide a long-lasting lifespan of approximately 25,000 hours, backed up by a generous 5-year warranty. The 9W 800lm bulb is capable of producing brightness equivalent to a 60W incandescent wifi light bulbs while consuming up to 85% less energy. This bulb boasts a high CRI of 90+, ensuring that colors are accurately represented.
【Tips】Please do not use at the same time with lamps that require dimmers. Furthermore, these bulbs do not emit any hazardous blue rays and are free from gaudy colors that could cause discomfort. Their 60Hz frequency also prevents discomforting visual effects such as visual fatigue, vision loss, and migraine headaches.
8 reviews for 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
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Noella –
Good
These work really well.The app and all the different colors are fun.You can set the lights on a schedule to turn on/off for bed or waking up.No buzzing noisesEasy to set upGood product will buy again.
J. Inger –
Great brightness, and compatibility with Alexa and Home Assistant
These are some of the best smart bulbs I’ve tried so far, and they’re even brighter (at 800 lumens) than some other smart bulb brands I installed that claimed to have higher lumens. I use a combination of Alexa and Home Assistant to control all of my smart devices, and so I am happy when a smart bulb pairs seamlessly with both, as these did.Please note that if you want to use these bulbs with both Alexa and Home Assistant, I found that the following steps worked best for me:1. First make sure the bulb is reset, if needed (flashes red-green-blue when you connect it to the light socket and switch the power on). If the bulb turns on as solid white with no color cycling, you can reset it by switching the power on and off 6 times, with a second in between.2. Connect it FIRST to the Alexa app as a Matter device, using the included Matter QR code for the bulb you are trying to connect. This step is important for the bulb to show up correctly in Home Assistant. You’ll know you have the correct entry in the Alexa app if it mentions a “Leedarson smart device” in the bulb settings.3. After you finish setup in the Alexa app, next connect it to the AiDot app. This step is important for the bulb to receive firmware updates, and there are some extra settings here that aren’t in the Alexa app, such as controlling whether you want the bulb to default to On or Off after you have a power outage.
Joneph Singleton –
Worked straight-away with Home Assistant. No cloud required.
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.
Kamar Lambert –
Great product
Great product.
Connie Costanza Aucoin –
Wonderful
Using for outside my front door. Love that I can customize and schedule on/off times. So far working great!
Cara –
Fine. Not great
They work but were hard to connect to my phone and aren’t as bright as the pictures implied.
James R. –
Limitless
There seems to be no limit to the variety of shades, colors or brightnesses you can easily control by simply telling them to obey your command.
W –
Best I’ve tried
Love these! The app is easy to use and set up, you can group them into specific areas of the home or fixtures, connects as soon as the app is opened, and you can completely customize your lighting. Tons of colors and what I love most is the ability to completely control the temperature and brightness of your lighting for day and night. Highly reccomend!