WiZColour Imageo Smart Connected WiFi Ceiling Light Spot Fixture. [2 Spot - Black] App Control for Indoor Home Lighting, Livingroom and Bedroom

The light fixture itself actually looks good.The disappointing part is that each bulb is connected to WiFi and controlled individually, as opposed to one light which isn't made clear.Coupled with the fact that the bulbs are a tenner each to buy seperately.I've basically paid £70 for a very basic light fitting.My advice would be to buy an alternative light then add the bulbs yourself for the same effect and a lot cheaper.That said the light (bulbs) works great via WiFi and the app, which is more of a review on the bulbs.On the other hand, the individual control gives you the option to change each bulb for a different colour or brightness.But... Back to the original gripe, setting each scene requires individual set up of each bulb, surely there could be a software update to collate them.The light also works with a 'normal' light switch... On & off, which I couldn't seem to find this information prior

**Ceiling Lights Review**These ceiling lights are straightforward to install, but the build quality feels quite cheap. They don't stand out much. The app is the highlight here, offering good control and decent color options. However, it's clear why Philips doesn't put their name on the box; the quality is far below their Hue range, which, although pricier, is much better in quality and performance.One major downside is the Space Sense feature. It's basically useless unless you have at least two lights placed a decent distance apart in one room. This makes it impractical for smaller spaces like hallways or toilets.Additionally, I bought two sets and one of the lights I received had rust on the inside. While I wasn't bothered to send them back, it does indicate poor quality control.If you want an easy install and a decent app, these might work for you, but don't expect top-notch quality.

it’s just a regular light with wiz bulbs. what’s the point?

I have six of these installed over a kitchen area. The Wiz app and integration with Alexa is seamless so you can either at will just turn them on or off from a regular light switch and they alternative brightness from warm to bright white with each flick of light switch. Alternatively you manage it all with voice commands or I guess you can integrate a smart PIR sensor for whenever you walk under them perhaps

The item arrived with no bulbs. Having searched the description and the box, I cannot see anywhere that confirms whether the bulbs should be in there or not.