E12 Smart Bulb 60W Equivalent, 500LM 6W WiFi Candelabra LED Light Bulb Compatible with Alexa/Google Home, No Hub Required, RGBCW Chandelier Candle Bulb, 2.4G WiFi Only, ETL Listed, 3PCS

The media could not be loaded. Moved into an apartment where the light switch for the living room near the front door doesn't work. When maintenance came to "fix" it they completely disconnected it. Idk it was weird. I hated having to talk across the whole room in the dark when coming home to turn on the lights. I don't know why I didn't think of these sooner but so far so good. The set up was fast & easy. Not sure why one light lags behind but oh well.

They work well, all kinds of colors and pretty easy to set up with the app.

Upgrading original review. I was very unhappy with my original bulbs, but the seller was so accommodating and proactive in resolving my problem that now I have working bulbs. Thanks!

For these based on measurements needed for a new lamp I bought. Followed directions, yet the were still super long and ended up breaking the glass on one of the bulb covers. Not the fault of the bulb, it was my own fault for trying to force it. The lights are beautiful though, and I use them daily. Great price, and color section. Easy to use and connect.

Perfect, set up was easy and flawless, download app, ( I use apple ) create an account, install lights, they will blink initially, while they are paired, and u are good to go. Be sure your wi fi is set to 2.4 ghz.Also I have them paired with Amazon Alexa devices.

I'll update this as I use them but the devices have been a life saver since I've been using them the last three days. I have ADHD and my partner is a stickler for turning lights off. It's much easier for me to remember or correct if I can just tell Google to do it for me. Hopefully this helps with our electricity bill. I purchased these as a bit of a last resort since I'm a diehard Govee products fan, but they do not make an E12 lightbulb. Honestly I'm delighted by the quality of these bulbs and if they continue to work without a hitch I may consider other products in this companies line up.I was able to smoothly connect them to the app and subsequently to Google. The grouping devices feature of the app is amazing and also syncs with Google assistant so you can say "turn off the [group name]" and it will recognize it as a device. This is something I've struggled with in other products so I was surprised when it worked smoothly.

These WOULD be a good value for the money, except that they have a TERRIBLE problem with flickering. It seems like it gets worse as they warm up, so if you only run them at one percent brightness, it won’t be AS bad, and you might get a little bit longer before they start flickering. However, if you run them at full brightness, you might be lucky to get even one minute of use out of them before they start flickering, and it’s much more pronounced (i.e, faster flickering). I’m extremely technical, so I know this isn’t a case of user error - they were successfully paired to my phone, and Alexa is able to control them. I went through MULTIPLE attempts to try removing them, resetting them, and re-pairing them, all to no avail. I also had bulbs from two separate packages (four bulbs in total), and all four bulbs have the exact same problem. I’m convinced that this is just a bad product overall.

These took a while to get set up. The instruction booklet which comes w/the bulbs provides the name of an app...which ended up being incorrect. I had to research the correct app, to get these recognized by Bluetooth, my phone and Echo. Once I did that, they worked out just fine. Now that I've got the correct app, I've repurchased for the ceiling fan in my living room and purchased some bulbs for free standing lamps.