WiZ Connected Smart Light Bulbs, 2-Pack, Color A19 60W 800LM E26 Indoor LED Lights, Smart Bulbs with Motion Detection, Control with Voice or App

I got these smart bulbs for scone lamps in my 4yo daughter’s room, and we’ve been using them for a little over a month now. I’ve been really happy with them! They were easy to set up, work reliably, and I love being able to control the lights from my phone. My daughter especially loves being able to change the colors. Most importantly, these have saved me so much frustration because we somehow managed to lose both remotes that came with the original scone lamps. We got this and the portable smart button and it has been a game changer. Being able to control everything from my phone means I don’t have to search the house for a missing remote anymore! These were such a fun and practical little upgrade for her room!

Read reviews about broken bulbs but mine came packaged very carefully- I ordered 3 and they arrived with 2 other things in the box in perfect condition. I ended up ordering 3 more a few days later. I’ve been using WiZ color changing bulbs since 2019. My electric bill went down a lot since then. Just purchased more for 2 rooms in the house that didn’t have them yet. The newer ones can be dimmed to 1% - such as the whites and certain solid colors. The special effects colors like ocean and fireplace for example, still go to 10% which is not a problem. The newer bulbs colors are slightly more intense than the earlier bulbs which isn’t a problem, either. They’re great bulbs. The ones from 2019 still work perfectly since they’re LEDs. They don’t require lots of power and you can see how much is used right in the app. If you have pairing issues, and still have the first app version, it works faster for me. I couldn’t pair them in the WiZ v2 app. But I use Wiz v2 for everything else. I kept the v1 of the Wiz app because it took a while to get used to the newer app when it first came out, These bulbs have so many features as well as brightness settings and special effects. They’re easy to use. You can control them with your voice, using Siri shortcuts, or the app, or you can set two settings per bulb per light fixture and control them by turning on the light once to get one color, and turning on the light, a second time to get another color, for example. Or you can set the same color to the bulb and have the first flick of the switch, bring it on bright and the second flick of the switch, dim it a little bit. It’s really endless what you can do with the app if you give it time to understand how it works. And write in the app there is always somebody there to help you if you have a problem.. it’s actually built into the app, the support . Another option you have is you can set the lights to come on and off at certain times or even have them dim for you, again all within the app. I have certain lights come on every day just before sunset. They also offer circadian rhythms if you like that kind of thing and they can be used outside in the right fixtures. I have one in my front door fixture that is totally enclosed, and it comes on every night at sunset and shuts off in the morning at sunrise…. Of course you have to stay on top of the changing time for sunset and sunrise, but I adjust it every couple of months. It’s so easy to do. Definitely recommend these bulbs. You don’t need a hub to use them. The newer ones work with Apple HomeKit but I’m using the app since the older ones don’t work with it. Also, the newer bulbs, have motion, detection, settings, too. There’s so many things you can do with these bulbs, I can’t recommend them enough.

These bulbs have worked the best at staying connected to my Google ecosystem. Used cync bulbs but they stopped working. Hue bulbs probably with great but don't work with Google home without a hub for best use. Easy to connect and manage with the wiz app and right into my Google home.

The sunset-to-sunrise automation is my favorite feature — it uses your location to automatically turn lights on at dusk and off at dawn without any manual scheduling. Motion detection is a nice bonus for hallways or entryways, though it requires a separate WiZ motion sensor accessory to fully utilize (worth noting if you’re expecting it built-in). Setup through the WiZ app was straightforward, and Matter compatibility means it also plays nicely with Google Home, Alexa, and Apple Home without needing a separate hub. Voice control has been reliable in my experience. A few things to know: • Needs a stable 2.4GHz WiFi connection (won’t work on 5GHz-only networks) • Occasionally takes a second or two to respond to voice commands • No hub required, which is a plus if you don’t want to buy extra hardware Bottom line: Great value smart bulb if you want color-changing, automation, and multi-platform voice control without a subscription or hub. Solid choice for smart home beginners or anyone expanding an existing setup.

My first smart bulbs after I was offered one for $1.99 with an Echo Spot purchase. It came Matter Enabled, and Alexa app recognized it as soon as I plugged it into the lamp. It connected to known Wi-Fi and worked with Alexa app and Echo right out of the box. No downloading any other apps or setup needed. I was able to rename them and group them for each room. Bright light and I like that I can change the white from soft to cool. Neat feature with the different colors. Very happy with these and have bought several more for the other rooms in my house. Note, these do not seem to work with older generations of Echo Dots, but will work with the Alexa app. No issues connecting to newer models Echo Show, Echo Dot, and Echo Spot.

I've had no end of frustration with these lights. Initially I was very pleased by the color, app control, and ease of setup. I liked the range of functions and integrations. So I ordered more than a dozen wiz lights of this and other varieties. But within a few months, the malfunctions started. And there seems to be no end in sight. Malfunction #1: I had just moved into a new house, and I wanted to re-sync the lights to connect them to a new router. Well, no matter which router network I connected to, I could not re-sync the lights to the app. I tried many hours of troubleshooting on my own, switching routers, every configuration I could think of. The Wiz app just didn't work. After more hours of troubleshooting with Wiz, they suggested I try syncing with the legacy Wiz app. That eventually fixed the issue. Clearly something is wrong if an old app can re-sync lights (only manually, one at a time, mind you, in a very slow process that takes 5 minutes per light), but cannot do so automatically or using the new, "better" app. But problems solved, eventually, right? Wrong. Malfunction #2: Only a week or so after this problem was solved, I had a new problem. Instead of starting in the setting configure by app, lights would initialize in a totally different setting - flashing randomly between different modes. The lights would eventually connect to the app, after about 5 minutes, after which they would behave properly. Clearly something was wrong. Eventually, one of the lights stopped connecting at all, and would cycle between modes endlessly, refusing to sync to the network or re-sync to the app. More hours of troubleshooting, more hoops to jump through - sending videos, removing from one fixture installing in another, taking videos, taking pictures. Eventually Wiz replaced the light. Malfunction #3: The next day, more lights start malfunctioning in a different fixture. And it seems to be a slightly different malfunction. Now the lights are stuck in the wrong mode and refuse to enter sync mode or connect to the network. Again, I am stuck in a never-ending set of requests from tech support to document the malfunction. Now I am left with a resigned expectation of endless hours spent in trouble-shooting a continuous series of failed bulbs, each one only temporarily solved with the delivery of a new short-lived replacement bulb. I'm now seeing more signs that other bulbs will fail. First there is a flicker as the bulbs are slow to initialize to the proper setting. Next wifi connectivity will be slow to establish. Then it will fail entirely. Finally, it will be impossible to re-sync the lights to the app, or even to get the lights into a sync setting. These bulbs just aren't any good. I don't know if it is the software or the hardware, and tech support doesn't seem to know either. Save yourself from my fate and find a more reliable bulb. EDIT: Malfunction #4: One of the lights is now strobing. This is a new issue in a different fixture with a different bulb. Perhaps some circuit is getting fried. Clearly the lights are prone to failure, whatever the cause. I should mention that I've still only had these lights a few months. Malfunction #5: While replacing the malfunctioning light from malfunction #4, another light started to strobe. My life is a never-ending cycle of Wiz tech support and product replacement. 6 of my original 12 A19 lights have now malfunctioned in just a few months.

My wife was buying those cheap bulbs from that "T" site. Cheap is cheap is cheap. She argues with Alexa all the time because it loses connection to the cheap bulbs. This bulb connected to both Google Home and Alexa quickly and, so far, has been 100% reliable. It's easy to change color and adjust brightness and, unlike the trash from "T", these simply work.

We use Wiz in every light in our home (save a few they don’t make bulb sizes for). We’ve been using Wiz light bulbs for more years than I can remember. Wiz is fantastic. The bulb sizes they offer are vast and we even got them for puck lights after our recent basement remodel. From the couch I can turn on/off, adjust the color or brightness of any light in my home from the basement to the bedrooms. It’s awesome. The app is easy to use, understand and it’s easy to add users to so everyone in the home can control the lights. Competing brands are grossly over priced. These are fairly priced, last a long time and do exactly what you want. I haven’t a had a single bulb go bad since I bought my first bulb years ago. I recommend Wiz to anyone that enters my home and have several friends who have switched completely to Wiz bulbs. Can’t recommend them enough.

Son muy buenos estos focos, quiza sean un poco mas caros qué otras marcas sinembargo me parece que valen la pena y si los encuentran con algún descuento ni pensarlo, la app es muy sencilla y fácil de utilizar, la instalación es rápida y se puede controlar con Alexa.

Uma das melhores luzes smart que já comprei!!! Estabilidade na rede, o grupo de luzes não fica off-line... nota 10!!!!

Llego antes de la fecha estimada

J'en ai 3 maintenant et je compte en acheter encore 3. J'aime beaucoup.

Le doy todas las estrellas para que sea visible este mensaje, compré este artículo porque ya tengo muchos focos wiz A19 sin embargo en esta ocasión cuando los puse note tonos de color diferente a las versiones anteriores, los nuevos tenían color muy vulgar y me percaté que es un foco totalmente nuevo, ahora entiendo porque están mucho más baratos que antes, bajaron su calidad ahora se pueden comparar con un foco de Steren o cualquiera de bajo costo y sería exactamente igual de vulgar, es una decepción profunda. Sinceramente por el precio no está tan mal 2 estrellas pero yo voy a tratar de conseguir los viejos A19 antes de que los descontinúen. ACTUALIZACIÓN: Tuve que volver a usar los “nuevos” focos vulgares 2025 por una situación totalmente desafortunada y el color azul es tan “igualito” al anterior que parece una broma interna de la empresa. Prefiero poner un letrero fosforescente que diga “vulgar y orgulloso” antes de volver a usar ese foco. Dejé fotos como “prueba” del supuesto mismo color. PD COMPREN PHILIPS HUE