Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy setup and nice dimming feature A++++++++++++++++ def recommend

Works with Alexa and fun to be able to adjust brightness and such

These bulbs are bright, dimmable and a nice soft glow. So each to use with Goggle home

Love having these in the bedroom. Love the convenience of having the timer, being able to adjust brightness and turning off the lights from in bed when I am ready to sleep.

Easy first step in converting to a Smart Home. I have now replaced 13 bulbs in my house with a Philips Hue hub and bulbs and I'm delighted with the result. The setup is easy, the bulbs are responsive, and everything works well with both the Amazon Alexa and Samsung Smart Things systems. As a bonus, the newer versions of the bulbs are a bit brighter than the old. A great product at a reasonable price.

Okay, I expected smart bulbs to be really expensive for the Philips Hue and I was right most of them are. But luckily, I found this basic light that I needed only for certain rooms and it has worked out amazingly. Not much more in terms of cost for an LED bulb and I get to control these for my app or tell my Google home turn them on. When my regular bulbs burn out I will place them with these. Love it!

Very bright and easy to install. Will get more for other rooms.

This came with an Amazon Echo Plus for the holidays. The free accessory prompted me to buy the Phillips Hue 4-pack which was marked down for the holidays.

Easy to use, works perfectly, price is good and should last a lifetime

Easy to setup, easy to manage, and works great with Apple HomeKit.

Pro: Bulbs have a good response time. Con: I'm a pretty technical person, but seemed a little finicky to set-up use with Siri, and sharing setting with other family members so that they are able to use Siri commands to adjust lighting. I actually still haven't figured this out completely.

This light is real bright and works well with the smart speaker assistants

The dimibity is what was nice about this light. The other light bulbs get really high in their lumens. It’s a nice warm color. And for my room gets bright to where I can definitely see things clearly. If you’re getting this you probably also have a smart home device, so being always able to change the dimness of this light is always really really nice.

It illuminates the room very well. Works well with Amazon echo and echo dot.

These are high quality "smart" bulbs. They have a warm, rosy hue and dim down quite low (using your smartphone). Require a Philips Hue Bridge to work (the bridge is a special wireless access point that plugs into the back of your router, and then allows the lightbulbs to be set using your wireless network; the bridge costs maybe $60 and will support many bulbs and devices once you get it).

This light is the start to our smart home project. You must also have a Philips Hue Bridge in order to control the light with your mobile device. We were also able to get the light connected to our Echo Dot, and now Alexa operates this light with our voice commands.

I use these lights for my walkways and lamp shades. They replaced the regular bulbs and flood lights. They save us money at the same time controllable via the hue app.

I was hesitant to set the house up with the Philip's hue system, really as I was taking a step into the unknown, at what seems to be a very expensive way to switch on and off lights. Now we have it all linked with our Amazon Alexa I am hooked this is a great product and really fun to start with, now it is just normal we just turn everything on and off with a simple voice command. Great stuff

WOW, what a great lightbulb to use in start up of home controlled devices fits in any standard bulb outlet and it is inexpensive and lasts a long time

These are high quality "smart" bulbs. They have a warm, rosy hue and dim down quite low (using your smartphone). Require a Philips Hue Bridge to work (the bridge is a special wireless access point that plugs into the back of your router, and then allows the lightbulbs to be set using your wireless network; the bridge costs maybe $60 and will support many bulbs and devices once you get it).