Customer Ratings & Reviews

Overall decent. I have a Nanoleaf bulb in one of my lamps and that hasn’t had any major issues but these new bulbs have needed to be reset and unpaired 4-5 times. Once they are working it’s fine but it’s super annoying to spend an hour plus resetting everything every time I want to change a setting. I’m sure not everyone will have this problem. It seems like everytime they are turned off (with a light switch, etc.) they take an abnormally long time to reconnect (if at all) which many other brands don’t have an issue with. Expected more for such an expensive product.

They do what I want them to do, most of the time.. They do seem to get better with every update. The main reason I love them is because we have everything in our smart home integrated in Apple HomeKit. Unlike another brand you may have heard of, these do not require any hub to control them, so remember that if tempted to get another brand over these. Here's the honest part, but like I said, they do this less and less the more they update firmware, and the more Apple fixes HomeKit: Sometimes, very rarely, they will either not turn on to the proper color or brightness, or one might not turn all the way off, but just go mostly dim instead. Not a major issue, and my patience with them so far has been paying off because they're almost perfect at this point. I'm happy enough with them that I've ordered another 3 pack, so I now own 6 total lol

These newer Matter Nanoleafs are pretty much the same as the prior Thread only. The color options are pretty typical for a bulb like this. The Nanoleaf app is relatively easy to use. However, we have had some issues getting these added and staying connected to our existing setup that has the older bulbs.

Great smart lights! I would only buy on sale though for good pricing.

These bulbs work well, but are not all that fun to setup. Once setup they are reliable and also work in all the major home ecosystems. You will need a hub to work with the matter protocol.

I had the previous nanoleaf but not it seems like they only have the thread ones which require an entirely new system which was very disaapointing

Does the job intended for use and set up fairly fast with HomeKit. Doesn’t seem as bright compared to the ones prior and the coloring does seem off (bright white isn’t really white now?) but that could be a user issue or perhaps fixed within the app. Otherwise, a typical light bulb that happens to be some of the few that work with Apple HomeKit - the primary reason for buying

Brought color to my room makes the space feel more moving powerful and inviting

too many issues. updating them is a nightmare. pairing isn't smooth. also, expensive compared to Govee or Wyse

I currently have this lightbulb included in both my apple smart home and my alexa smart home. It works with both at the exact same time. Super easy to work with and still works even without internet. An excellent device.

Bought this because I was tired of having problems with philips hue Bluetooth bulb. Super easy setup on nanoleaf app and after updating had no problem adding to google home. Will be replacing the rest of my hue bulbs with these.

Colors are great and connectivity is good if you do not turn off the light switch it is connected to.

They were pretty unreliable when I first bought them but after the most recent update they’ve been great. Really good value as well

Decent smart lightbulb, works well with Matter. The colors aren't that accurate, but it's good enough for the price

These bulbs are incredibly unreliable. They used to be great but now have issues with connecting to the Apple HomeKit and are full of bugs. The bulbs themselves function within the Nanoleaf app but that app also doesn’t run very well with multiple lights in multiple rooms.

Easy set up, wonderful colors and works great with Alexa!! This is only brand I will buy from now on!

These Nanoleaf Matter & Thread enabled smart bulbs were extremely unreliable for me. They constantly disconnected from the Thread network with my HomePod mini and switched to Bluetooth, which rendered them near useless. One bulb in my kit didn’t even connect to Thread at all. I returned these and purchased Philips Hue. The Hue system has none of these problems due to the different way Hue bulbs operate (ZigBee rather than Thread).

Fair easy to set up on apple homekit and is much brighter than I excepted.

I have bought some much cheaper bulbs and these are definitely better. I don't do much with them in regards to Apple home because that interface just needs help. It always quits working well for me and I often have to reset it.

This is a good deal as far as smart lights go, but these are not very reliable. They frequently lose connection. Hopefully they release a firmware update soon to address This problem.