WiZ Connected 60W A19 LED Smart Light Bulbs - Connects to Your Wi-Fi - E26 Smart Bulb - Control with Voice or App + Activate with Motion - Matter Compatible - 1 Pack

Live it so easy to set up easy to use. Had app. Connects to Alexa. Control from your phone. So many colors. Even settings on a schedule. If was an awesome price. Well worth the price. Vibrant light that you can customize or dim. Awesome quality.

My first smart bulbs after I was offered one for $1.99 with an Echo Spot purchase. It came Matter Enabled, and Alexa app recognized it as soon as I plugged it into the lamp. It connected to known Wi-Fi and worked with Alexa app and Echo right out of the box. No downloading any other apps or setup needed. I was able to rename them and group them for each room.Bright light and I like that I can change the white from soft to cool. Neat feature with the different colors.Very happy with these and have bought several more for the other rooms in my house.Note, these do not seem to work with older generations of Echo Dots, but will work with the Alexa app. No issues connecting to newer models Echo Show, Echo Dot, and Echo Spot.

TOOK forever to get lightbulb to connect and took just as long to get it connected to my alexa echo dot to use voice commands to turn on and off and change colors but now it's all good just like my living room.

When it works it's fantastic. When it doesn't work, prepare to pull your hair out. I have 2 that work perfectly, easy to set up, and respond every time.Then there's Jeff. Jeff is my 3rd Wiz bulb. Jeff has been an absolute nightmare since I first screwed him into the lamp. He was originally put in my nightstand lamp, well he flickered enough to be switched to the tall lamp. He started to behave and work properly for a few months. Suddenly the last few days, Jeff will not respond. He is suddenly much brighter than normal, and will not be controlled by Alexa or the Wiz app. I have tried everything and now Jeff is basically only usable as a regular bulb, he is no longer smart in any way.So, if you are lucky and get a good bulb, it's fantastic. If you get a Jeff, its not gonna be fun.

I've had no end of frustration with these lights. Initially I was very pleased by the color, app control, and ease of setup. I liked the range of functions and integrations. So I ordered more than a dozen wiz lights of this and other varieties. But within a few months, the malfunctions started. And there seems to be no end in sight.Malfunction #1: I had just moved into a new house, and I wanted to re-sync the lights to connect them to a new router. Well, no matter which router network I connected to, I could not re-sync the lights to the app. I tried many hours of troubleshooting on my own, switching routers, every configuration I could think of. The Wiz app just didn't work. After more hours of troubleshooting with Wiz, they suggested I try syncing with the legacy Wiz app. That eventually fixed the issue. Clearly something is wrong if an old app can re-sync lights (only manually, one at a time, mind you, in a very slow process that takes 5 minutes per light), but cannot do so automatically or using the new, "better" app. But problems solved, eventually, right? Wrong.Malfunction #2: Only a week or so after this problem was solved, I had a new problem. Instead of starting in the setting configure by app, lights would initialize in a totally different setting - flashing randomly between different modes. The lights would eventually connect to the app, after about 5 minutes, after which they would behave properly. Clearly something was wrong. Eventually, one of the lights stopped connecting at all, and would cycle between modes endlessly, refusing to sync to the network or re-sync to the app. More hours of troubleshooting, more hoops to jump through - sending videos, removing from one fixture installing in another, taking videos, taking pictures. Eventually Wiz replaced the light.Malfunction #3: The next day, more lights start malfunctioning in a different fixture. And it seems to be a slightly different malfunction. Now the lights are stuck in the wrong mode and refuse to enter sync mode or connect to the network. Again, I am stuck in a never-ending set of requests from tech support to document the malfunction.Now I am left with a resigned expectation of endless hours spent in trouble-shooting a continuous series of failed bulbs, each one only temporarily solved with the delivery of a new short-lived replacement bulb. I'm now seeing more signs that other bulbs will fail. First there is a flicker as the bulbs are slow to initialize to the proper setting. Next wifi connectivity will be slow to establish. Then it will fail entirely. Finally, it will be impossible to re-sync the lights to the app, or even to get the lights into a sync setting.These bulbs just aren't any good. I don't know if it is the software or the hardware, and tech support doesn't seem to know either. Save yourself from my fate and find a more reliable bulb.EDIT:Malfunction #4: One of the lights is now strobing. This is a new issue in a different fixture with a different bulb. Perhaps some circuit is getting fried. Clearly the lights are prone to failure, whatever the cause. I should mention that I've still only had these lights a few months.Malfunction #5: While replacing the malfunctioning light from malfunction #4, another light started to strobe. My life is a never-ending cycle of Wiz tech support and product replacement. 6 of my original 12 A19 lights have now malfunctioned in just a few months.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to install, Alexa recognized the device immediately and there were no other steps needed. In love with the different color combinations, it is easily found on the Alexa app. Simple to change color, brightness and set timers/routines with voice commands from any Alexa device or in the app. Great Value for the money, it was practically free when bought with the Echo Pop. I got both for under $32! Will definitely buy more for other rooms! Works really well, I am very pleased! Use the red light alot in the evening to support the kids/households melatonin production and circadian rhythms.