YEELIGHT Smart LED Bulb 60W Equivalent, LED Light Bulb WiFi Smart Bulbs, Dimmable Light Bulb 900LM, Work with Razer Chroma, Alexa and Google Home, A19 E26 Warm White 2700K Bulb, No Hub Required

I was a bit skeptical upon ordering because of the low price, even compared to other Yeelight bulbs, and the lack of reviews, so I am here to remedy that issue for other potential buyers. As far as I can tell, the feature set of these bulbs matches that of the $30 offering from the same company, however, these are only $18 each. Having used two Yeelight bulbs in the past and never having issues with them, I went ahead with the purchase, expecting there to be some sort of catch, however, the bulbs that showed up are exactly as described, adjustable white and multicolor WiFi controllable smart bulbs.I bought 12 of these in total to replace some Sengled and C by GE bulbs that had been giving me reliability issues where they would sometimes fail to connect and not work. This also allowed me to remove the hub that the Sengled bulbs required. Setting them up in the app was a fairly smooth process, 2 out of the 12 had issues connecting to the WiFi on the first try, but worked fine after pressing "Try Again", so no complaints there. I also imported all the bulbs into their respective rooms in Google Home and confirmed that they work great with Google Assistant voice commands.These lights are definitely brightest on their white modes, and fall off a bit on the colors, but that is typical of any multicolor light bulb in my experience. I'd say these lights are a bit brighter than the standard Philips Hue bulbs on the white mode, but very slightly dimmer on the color modes. The color reproduction is quite vibrant, but it can be hard to select the exact color you want through the interface in the app. I still think that LIFX bulbs have brighter and more vibrant colors if you're looking for a bulb to be used exclusively for colored light, but they are also quite a bit pricier.Overall, I'm really happy with this purchase, and will likely keep coming back to these bulbs as my go-to option because of how good they are for the price. These easily stand out amongst their much more expensive peers.

I've been using the YEELIGHT LED light bulbs with Apple HomeKit for a few months now, and I'm overall very happy with them. The bulbs are easy to set up and use, and they offer a wide range of features. I especially like the ability to change the color and brightness of the bulbs with my voice using Siri. The bulbs are also compatible with other smart home devices, such as the Apple TV and the HomePod.One thing that I'm not a fan of is the Yeelight app. It's not very user-friendly, and it can be a bit slow. However, I don't need to use the app very often, so it's not a big deal for me.Overall, I'm very happy with the YEELIGHT LED light bulbs with Apple HomeKit. They're a great way to add some smarts to your home lighting.Here are some pros and cons of the YEELIGHT LED light bulbs with Apple HomeKit:Pros:Easy to set up and useWide range of featuresCompatible with other smart home devicesAffordableCons:Yeelight app is not very user-friendlyCan be a bit slowOverall, I would recommend the YEELIGHT LED light bulbs with Apple HomeKit to anyone looking for a smart and affordable way to add some color and brightness to their home.

I don’t have an Alexa yet and I think it would work better/have more features maybe if I did but the yeelight app is very customizable the only thing I don’t like is you can’t talk to turn off the lights and if your using it in an overhead light with multiple bulbs it gets a bit annoying because you have to turn each bulb off or on individually in the app but I think if you have an Alexa it would be easier because you could just tell Alexa to turn off all bedroom or kitchen lights etc and it would solve that issue I’m assuming

I decided to pick up a set of these because the price was decent and I really wanted to try some RGB lighting in my house. Now, I'm a software engineer and I read the reviews about the setup experience but I'm a techy, I should have no problem with this right? I do way more complicated stuff than connecting some lights to my Wifi. LOL. Was I wrong... I am using Android and Windows 10, I'm a very technical person and usually have no issues setting stuff like this up. Getting these connected to my phone and computer, and keeping them connected is hands down one of the absolute worst experiences I've had with tech.I must have gone through 100 power cycle attempts between these 4 lights. Maybe more before I was able to get them all connected at once. I had to go as far as changing security settings on my router. Even with all this, it will randomly just not connect to one or more lights thus requiring the process of power cycling, hoping it connects. The things just isn't worth the frustration to me, I'm not sure if other manufacturer lights are better but this kind of put a bad taste in my mouth for WIFI RGB lighting.I plan to return these and don't recommend anyone buy them unless you feel competent with your wifi and trust their junky software. Definitely save your money and go with a more reputable brand if you can.

And the reason was for Razer Chroma intergration. The biggest drawback to Chroma Connect, and this is not Yeelight's fault, but Chroma groups all products from a manufacture as one. I have two bulbs, Chroma controls both at once. This is the same issue I have if I connect my Grovee monitor backlight and gaming bars to it. However, this works for me anyhow. I keep my Govee items using Govee's Dreamview as it works very well with the scenes on my monitor. And the bulbs I wanted just to react to sounds, so the two work perfectly. I haven't had too much time with them yet, and the app has very poor reviews as I read that many had issues with the bulbs not working with the app well. For now I don't have much use for the app except getting LAN control on. (and if anyone else wants Chroma Connect, you need the Yeelight app on your mobile device and Yeelight Chroma Connector on the PC you have Chroma Connect running on).