LOHAS Smart Bulb E12 LED Candelabra Base, WiFi Control Light Bulb, RGB Color Changing Smart Lighting, Candle Lights Multicolored, 40W Equivalent, Compatible with Alexa Google Assistant (2 Pack)

Very bright, but works great for our guest bathroom fixture! Keep in mind, that the brighter option are daylight bulbs so if you are switching from a warm white, or even cool white light bulbs the difference can be a shock. If you have a dimmer, you can easily adjust for preference, but if not just be prepared if you're new to these kind of bulbs. For us, it made us realize how dim our other lights were and that we prefer the whiteness of these bulbs. Now we are going to get new daylight bulbs for much of our house. The ideal light for a bathroom is typically cool white, but daylight allows you to see colors as they truly are which is best for doing makeup, trying out clothes, or getting the best paint/wallpaper color match for a room. I would not advise getting such bright lights for the bedroom, as it can make sleep harder for you. These kind of bulbs produce a light that keeps you alert and productive. Choose the warm white equivalent for the bedroom and other areas you use to relax in if you do not have a dimmer.

I have smart lights and plugs all throughout my home. I have never been required to create an account to do so. Also, why do they need access to my camera and microphone. I returned it. I am bummed because these are the only people who made a smart light in this shape

When I change colors sometimes of of the bulbs doesn't change. (I bought 6 total, 3 for a kitchen chandelier and 3 for a ceiling fan light) My router is right next to all of these bulbs nothing in the way at all. I do think the colors are way better/accurate than my TP-Link smart bulbs but on the other hand the TP-Link bulbs works so much more seamlessly. I have these linked with my Lenovo Smart Display to ease of use so yes these work with Google Assistants. Another problem I came into was that on the box itself and the listing of this product was Lohas so I got the Lohas app but after I was finished setting it up it would not link to my Google Assistant. I looked in the box and everything said Lohas but on the tiny user manual it has info for a different app called "Tuya Smart" so i used that and it works with my Google Assistant. I think thats bad for the company/seller because it states everywhere to use the wrong app besides this one tiny little paper inside that typically no one reads or throws away.Quick Review:-It works but it is slow some times to change colors or to turn on and some lights don't switch-Don't use the wrong app use "Tuya Smart"-Super basic functionality in the app don't see an option to turn on my lights as an alarm clock like my TP-Link+I mean it works get's the job done 7/10 times+Colors are pretty accurate especially white~Only reason why i bought these was because theres really only like 2 options for e12 bulbs these or the Philips which are crazy expensive.

These were easy to install and worked well overall. The app was easy enough to use and it worked well with my Amazon Echo, I was able to group the lights together to turn them all on or off at once which was nice. What I didn’t like about them was the color. The white light was way too cool and harsh for where I was using them (living room ceiling fan). The white color could only be adjusted for brightness not temperature. Trying to use an orange or yellow was okay, but still looked weird in the room. You can see in the photos when the lights were set to orange-yellow, the bulbs shown almost green and pink at the base and white at the end. Again, being in the living room this just wasn’t a good look. They overall just stood out way too much from every other lightbulb in the room/area. I ended up returning these and going with a different bulb.

I gave this product 3 stars for to the horrible instructions. Not only are the instructions incomprehensible, they are flat out incorrect. First of all, the Lohas is not the correct app to install. The correct app is "Tuya Smart". Second, the instructions for linking Alexa do not make any sense at all. All you need to do after synching the bulb with the app is to open Alexa, enable the Tuya Smart skill, link account, and tell Alexa to discover devices (ie, if you use Alexa you know this procedure is really easy). I simply do not understand what the neck the instructions were saying, whether they were incorrect or overcomplicated.The bulbs themselves are very nice and are a great value. Once linked to Alexa you can change colors, dim, add routines, etc. Time will tell if they last, and if they fail prematurely I will update my review.It is just a shame that companies like this do not have better quality control particularly with instructions. If I had not have read from another reviewer to use the Tuya Smart app instead of Lohas, how in the world would I have known this?

These bulbs are great. In our family room we have a ceiling fan and light that has a semi-translucent etched glass bowl, so the etching blocks most of the light from the bulbs, especially since they are the small chandelier bulbs and they only come in low wattages, so the family room always stayed kind of dark. That was until I found these, they actually are bright enough to light the room up and be able to see what is going on, and since they are LED they are still within in the wattage range that is allowed for the light. I didn't have any trouble with installing them, but I will note that they are a bit longer than regular chandelier bulbs, maybe by 3/4 of an inch, so you have to make sure that they will fit in your fixture. I have had them in there now for about 6 months and they have been working beautifully. Lohas LED make some wonderful LEDs whether you need actual 120 Volt bulbs or are looking for High Wattage LED Chips. I have purchased both and have been very satisfied with them all.