This kit is our go - to starter
smart bulb option because it has something for everyone.
This kit is our favorite
smart bulb option, and for good reason.
General Electric has a few
smart bulb options available that work with Alexa but require a hub (compatible with SmartThings or Wink Hub 2.
Not only were
my smart bulb options limited due to the fact that there weren't any viable candelabra - style bulbs available to me at the time, but they were also limited due to the potential cost to replace 16 regular bulbs with smart ones.
Not exact matches
Whether it's a
smart thermostat, camera, door lock, or light
bulbs, this comprehensive guide highlights some great
options to consider this holiday season.
We praise it for its bright colors and the fact that it doesn't require a hub to work, making it a great single -
bulb option or a good way to try out
smart lighting.
The
options available through the C app are fairly limited in terms of
smart bulb functionality, but the clarity and brightness of the
bulbs is top - notch.
One hub, three LED
bulbs, unlimited color
options, full compatibility with all your
smart - home gear.
The
bulbs will change color (with millions of color
options) and dim in realtime, a feat that not all
smart bulbs can ace.
If the
smart bulb idea seems too simple of a solution for a complex problem, the REMI sleep companion from Urban Hello might be a better
option.
Adding a set of
smart light
bulbs is an easy first step in building a
smart - home system, and the Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance A19 Gen 3
bulbs are not only the best HomeKit
option but also the best all - around
smart bulbs we've used.
This is another route that's going to require DIY effort with initial setup and is also lacking branded LED
bulb options, but the Hub is compatible with a bunch of other
smart devices from leading brands including Ecobee, Nest, Honeywell, Logitech, and Sonos.
Controlling the
smart home has more
options than ever, but sometimes you just want a regular light switch to turn on your connected
bulbs.
LIFX and Philips Hue may have different connection methods, pricing, and lighting
options, but their main products — their
smart bulbs — are quite similar.
Color - changing
smart bulbs, on the other hand, are still pretty expensive — big - name
options like Lifx and Philips Hue typically charge about $ 50 per
bulb.
The innovative MagicLight
Smart LED Light
Bulb delivers multi-colored and dimmable lighting
options that can easily be changed to suit your needs.
There are less - expensive
options that deliver the same benefits — unless you've already committed to using TP - Link's Wi - Fi
smart bulbs.
If you want to control your lights from your phone or with your voice, you have two
options to consider: buy
smart bulbs or buy
smart light switches.
TP - Link's
bulbs are a good
option for people who need only a few
smart bulbs, and who are new to
smart home devices in general.
Additionally, if you're looking for a first step toward having a full - fledged
smart home with HomeKit, LIFX HomeKit - enabled
options are a great start, and probably the best bang for your buck as compared to other
smart bulbs.