Nano bulbs are consistently better in quality, reliability, and color than Hue. I used Hue for about 7-8 years and had consistent issues with connectivity. I noticed somw reviews about the connectivity with Nanoleaf. You have to ensure you have two separate bands for your internet. A 2.5 gHz and 5.0 gHz. When they are split they will teather to the correct band and maintain reliability. I have them on the front and back yard with daily automations that never fail. I recommend this company and product!

I liked the idea of being able to control the light color, hue, and intensity, from my phone. The issue I seem to have with it is that it will only stay connected to my phone for a couple days and then a disconnect and goes back to a default warm white, whereas the rest of my lights are daylight.

I love these; I have four of them spread throughout my home. No need for a hub; they connect directly to HomeKit, and they have generally proven to be reliable. I did have one that failed after a few years and re-pairing didn't fix it, but getting a few years out of a $20-ish bulb doesn't make me feel like I got ripped off.

This bulb should be great. Many Nanoleaf products are, but this one falls short. Its supposed to be a Matter bulb, but that part doesn’t work, meaning you can’t connect it to HomeKit. Only to the Nanoleaf App (which isn’t a good app). I will give it credit for the colors and brightness, but the broken connectivity (at least on the bulb I recieved) makes this not work for my needs, so I can’t give it a good review

I love the bulb. Works as it should and is super easy ro set up. Only complaint is that sometimes the bulb will randomly turn off or on and for a minute or two siri will say that the light is unresponsive and you can’t turn it on or off. Maybe a bug that will be fixed in an update.