LIFXColor A19 800 lumens, Billions of Colors and Whites, Wi-Fi Smart LED Light Bulb, No Bridge Required, Works with Alexa, Hey Google, HomeKit and Siri (2-Pack)

I have read the reviews and I see that some people hate these bulbs but I must say that these are the best bulbs that I have had. They are rock solid and they work exceptionally well with Alexa and our Amazon Home. The quality of the bulbs can't be beaten. Now, what are some of the downfalls of LIFX? Well as some have commented, getting the bulb to connect to wifi and subsequently Alexa is a little more involved than most light bulbs but to me, it wasn't crazy or insurmountable, and once connected, the connection is flawless and reliable. The thing is that you have to scan a QR code for each light and go through the setup process individually for each light which can seem like a hassle but it's really not (it's just not instant gratification right out of the box). To me, that's the biggest issue if you can even call it an issue. The lights are expensive but get what you pay for. They work great, the color range is incredible. I have tried other brands and nothing compares. I can tell Alexa to do virtually anything with those lights and it's done. There are no connectivity issues ...I mean none!!! If you can afford it....I would get these lights. I know you will be satisfied and I believe the value will be worth the cost. I'm not wealthy or have money to just through around on light bulbs but it is my belief that these will last me a long time with minimal upkeep and hassle.

I just can’t say enough good things about these bulbs. I have owned many smart bulbs before, mainly from Phillips Hue, and these new generation LIFX bulbs are better in every way. They connect to wifi directly and I have shockingly never had any issues with their connection or speed. They are super responsive in the app and controlling with Apple Homekit.Then you have the colors which are so much brighter and more vibrant than Hue bulbs. Each color has a ton of output and you can get some really almost neon colors which makes scenes so much more fun. Also, they remember the last color they were displaying even when you turn the socket off which is a nice touch when you are moving around lamps.The app is fun and well designed. Effects and scenes can be applied to the whole house, a room, or a single light. You can make your own but the built in ones are in different categories and really pretty. I plan on replacing all of my lights with LIFX products over time.

The LIFX Color A19 bulbs are impressive with their bright 800 lumens output and full RGB color-changing capability. Once set up, they’re incredibly fun and versatile—you can control them from your smartphone, set schedules, create scenes, and even sync them with music or other smart home devices.The colors are vibrant, and the whites range from warm to cool tones, making them perfect for any mood or occasion. I especially love how responsive they are when using voice assistants like Alexa or Google Assistant.The only downside was the initial setup. Connecting to Wi-Fi and pairing with the app took a few tries, which was a little frustrating. Once connected, though, they’ve been rock solid with no dropouts.Overall, these are fantastic smart bulbs with lots of features and excellent performance—just be patient during the first setup.

I currently use around 14 LIFX Color A19 bulbs throughout my home, which perform admirably in terms of lighting and color versatility. However, I've encountered some issues with the accompanying application. Specifically, when attempting to control and organize multiple bulbs within the app, I've noticed that the bulbs in my living room occasionally vanish and reappear unpredictably. This intermittent recognition can be disruptive when trying to manage the lighting ambiance of my house seamlessly.

Bulb is bright without being overly bright. Didn’t want something I had to shield my eyes if I looked at it.Had some initial trouble pairing straight to homekit so I paired it with the Lifx app. Bulb would be discovered in homekit when I scanned the code, but then would just time out instead of adding to the home.Lifx app worked great. Tons of features homekit doesn’t actually offer yet, but my inner nerd wanted it with all my other smart devices.Reset the bulb via the Lifx app. Then paired straight to homekit and worked flawlessly. I don’t have very many WiFi smart devices (mostly ZWave and run nodered to pair to homekit which could be part of my initial struggles) so I’m just thinking it was a fluke.Have enjoyed this bulb very much. My 4 year old gets a kick out of asking Siri to change the color.