OHLUX Smart Light Bulb

First: I bought two packages of the smart lights: the two pack and the four pack. Upon further research I discovered that OHLUX sells a six pack, but it was easier for me to differentiate the placements of the lights with the separate boxes. The two pack, I placed in two standing lamps at opposite ends of my bedroom, and the four pack, I placed in the fan lights overhead in my bedroom (four fixtures, of course). These are very easily controlled with my voice using my Amazon Echo Dot, or interactions with my phone, in the Alexa app in connection with the Smart Life app (needed to actually connect the lights to my network) produced by Tuya. You can adjust brightness and color, as well as the "color temperature" of the white light. You can assign names to the lights, and place them into groups within the Alexa app as well as Smart Life, as well as create scenes for controlling brightness and temperature within Smart Life and, again, control them with Alexa. You can also create Alexa routines for fine tuning brightness and color per lite. I honestly do not know many technical details about this kind of lighting in general, but I am very much pleased with what I'm seeing here. There seems to be a hardcoded four-scene limit within the Smart Life app for animated display of lighting. I believe that there wouldn't be many calls to display animated lighting unless I were to put on a rave in my room, but I can see other uses such as more immersive gaming – I have created a couple Alexa routines for this purpose, which are limited to static displays. For more dynamic animated displays, I may wish to look for LED strips I can mount on the upper sides of my room. In any case, that does nothing to lower my final score of these lights – absolutely perfect and beautiful for my current needs. Thank you, OHLUX! The most affordable smart lighting I've experienced (to be fair, the only smart lighting I've experienced so far), and while I would not go so far as to say that the Phillips Hue lighting system is not worth the money one would pay for that (it can interface in many more tantalizing ways with various systems that I may look into in the future), it does have a more complex setup process (Bridges, Smart Switches etc.). These bulbs are definitely a fast, easy smart lighting solution that you should definitely consider.

These lights are great. They are energy efficient. They can be controlled via the smart life app or alexa or Google home. They are easy to set up. Confirm your phone/tablet is connected to a 2.4hz wifi network. 1. Install the Smart Life app from the app store and open it. 2. Click the plus button in the top right. 3. Click the Add Manually section at the top (It should already be the default). 4. Click the word "Lighting" on the far left. 5. Click The light bulb that says "Lighting" (Wifi). 6. Install the light. 7. Turn the light On-Off-On-Off-On. 8. Wait ten seconds or so and they will start blinking. 9. Click the large button that says "Confirm your light in blinking rapidly." You're done. The light will be "found," "connected," and "initialize" automatically. Simply give your light a unique name. (Lets say you have multiple lights in one fixture and you've named each light, "Kitchen Light." You can group them together in the Alexa app, which I'll explain later.) You can now control your lights from the smart life app. -Keep your lights on.- If you have the Alexa app set up already and "smart life" skill enabled, Alexa will automatically recognize your new lights and you will be able to voice control them by name. -Keep your lights on- If you do not have the Alexa app set up yet you will need to complete a couple simple steps. To get your lights to work with Alexa you will need to enable the "Smart Life" skill in your Alexa app. 1. Do this by going to the Alexa app home screen and clicking the three lines in the top left. 2. Go to skills and games. 3. Go to the search symbol and type in "Smart Life." 4. Enable Skill. Once you do this go back to the Alexa app Home screen and 1. click the three lines at the top again. 2. Click add device. 3. Click Light. 4. Scroll all the way down to "Other." 5. Click Discover devices. As long as your lights are on and you have followed all the previous steps properly, Alexa will find your lights by the unique names you gave them earlier. Okay, so let's say you have 3 lights or more in the same fixture. It's okay to name them all "Kitchen Light" or whatever you like. They can all be the same, because we can use Alexa to create a group. 1. Go to the Alexa app home page. 2. Click Devices in the bottom right. 3. Click the + button in the top right of the screen. 4. Click "Add Group." 5. Give the group a name that you will use to control multiple individual lights. 6. Add the lights from the list that will be available below by simply clicking each one of them. 7. After you have selected all the devices, click save. Voila. A couple notes. I know this sounds a little complicated but that's only because I literally broke it down piece by piece for those who may not be technologically adept. It's very easy, especially after you do it a couple times. Also, to turn every smart light you have installed off, you do not need to create a group in Alexa. Simply say, "Alexa, turn off all of the lights." Hope this review helps prospective buyers

Muy buen producto, son algo complejos al inicio pero ya después son fáciles de usar y más si tienes una Alexa

No se desconectan de la red (a diferencia de otras que compré de otra marca) La aplicación de Smart Home es nuy buena. La uso más que Alexa

These lightbulbs are excellent and affordable.

Esta fácil de instalar y con Alexa no debo preocuparme por levantarme a apagar la luz, solo que uno de ellos no ño detecta bien, si pongo color rosa, uno se queda verde u otro color, no se porque, porque volví a instalarlo y sigue igual 🤷🏻‍♀️

Les couleurs sont belles mais les options sont juste ok, il y a quelque options de jeux de lumière mais rien de plus intéressant que ça. Par contre les ampoules se déconnecte très très très souvent. Souvent étant plusieurs fois par jours maintenant. Chaque fois que j'allume la lumière presque, elle flash et je dois la reconnecter. Autant prendre des empoules basique et avoir un projecteur d'ambiance à ce point. Extrêmement déçu, le pire étant qu'au début il ny avait aucun problème, juste après environ 1-2 mois ça a commencer de plus en plus et ça fait même pas 3 mois encore. La période de retour étant terminée j'ai simplement perdu mon argent dans des ampoules constamment déconnecter et ce même en aillent essayer de les laisser allumer et les fermer qu'avec l'application ou l'interrupteur. Prenez le temps de magasiner, ceux là n'en vaux pas le prix. Sois dis en passant, j'ai acheter des ampoules similaires au dollarama et je n'ai pas de problèmes avec elles. Update: après 9 mois elle sont en train de lacher une par une. Sérieusement pires ampoules. J'en ai acheter des ampoules intelligentes au dollarama AVANT celles là et elle sont non seulement meilleure mais aucune ne ma lâcher.