Tapo TP-Link Smart Light Bulbs, 1100 Lumens High Brightness (75W Equivalent), Matter-Certified, 16M Colors WiFi Light Bulb, Dimmable, Works w/Siri, Alexa & Google Home, A19 E26, L535E(2-Pack)

A great light for the price
I’ve committed myself to KASA products. I already have Hue. The thing is when you get lights you’re typically downloading an app and using it for the light. I have Hue and have been using them for a decade now and I do enjoy it. No issues whatsoever and they’re bright. BUT, They’re expensive. Few years ago I started buying KASA branded items really without thinking about. Just happened to be on sale when I needed certain products at the time such as their plug-ins. I also saw govee lights on sale but I had already been buying KASA I didn’t want to dl another app and have all these apps selecting back and forth so I stuck with this brand and so far I’ve been extremely happy, fortunately. Hue is the only one works with my iPhone Siri and Alexa devices. I wish others were because Home is quite easy to use on iOS. However, Alexa works excellent with this light I purchased as well as the long strips. My mom has no problems using the Echo devices to activate the lights. And this light, as I mentioned, is bright. I’m glad I can change light color or dim it in the restroom when I’m brushing my teeth and quick shaving when I don’t need a full blast light. The app it uses works flawlessly, never once had an issue connecting any lights.The only issue I’ve had is after installing this light I bought another strip, and now the app will sometimes get stuck specifically with the strip. Actually only with the strip, so it doesn’t affect my score for this light as it’s been great. And it will change color scene then get stuck. I read a review about Alexa resetting settings after turning off the light but I have yet to fortunately come across said issue. I can turn off the lights, unplug them, whatever it may be and afterwards plugging them back in or turning on switch will still work with Alexa. It’ll take about a second or two for the light to pick up Wi-Fi (as with any device) before the echo can change color or light brightness but it’s been perfect.All in all, I will continuously buy KASA light or device when I need one. I have a gaming light connected to their plug in and along with Alexa created a group with it, the KASA color strip, and a hue light to create a room and it all works together seamlessly. Their app is quick. The price has been cheap and the lights are very bright that I stopped buying Hue color lights. Can’t recommend enough.Highly recommended!

Good Matter support, but weak brightness unless set to ~2700K
I use Apple Home for automation and have a home hub. These Matter-certified bulbs work well with Apple Home and paired instantly in the Home app just by scanning the QR code. So far, on the first day of use, they appear to be totally reliable with Apple Home and work well. The setup was ultra smooth and easy, like all other Matter-certified devices I’ve added to Apple Home.There are a few cons, though:1. The brightness of the bulbs is pretty weak for a 75W-equivalent bulb. At ~2700K, they are at their brightest and somewhere between 60W and 75W. However, when switching to a daylight temperature like 4000K-5000K they are a good bit dimmer… definitely not over 60W-equivalent, possibly less. And for raw colors, they are drastically dimmer, but colors are just a nighttime gimmick anyways and I don’t care about that; I only want to adjust color temperature throughout the day. My big issue is that the daylight temperatures feel dim.2. Some white-range colors are way off with the Apple Home app. Certain near-daylight colors are rendered by the bulb as bright orange, while other smart lights I have render them correctly. It’s not a total dealbreaker as I just adjusted the color swatch to something the bulb can handle, but I was surprised by this.3. For some reason, the Matter QR code is not printed directly on the bulb base, just the ID number. There are QR code stickers included in the box, but this really should have been printed on the bulb itself. I will probably lose track of these stickers in the future, and it will be more complicated trying to re-pair them then, since the Apple Home app wants to scan a QR code.Seems like a good budget bulb that’s reliable, but I’m still on the fence about returning these and just paying up for the Hue bulbs. Overall, my main complaint is the brightness level at daylight temperatures.

Easy to setup
I bought 16 light to replace my Feit bulbs. The Feit bulbs kept losing connection to my WiFi, but would hold their settings. If you plan on setting a schedule but not changing the color or dimming these you will be fine. But if you want to change the color and dim these, you will have to reset every night because they always revert back to full power white. This defeats the whole purpose of the automation I bought these bulbs for. They need a way to save your settings.After finding a way to save the settings I am revising my review to 5 stars. I wish there were better instructions about how to save the settings, but I was finally able to figure out how to save the settings.

El foco es de muy buena calidad, tengo varios productos TP-Link y no he tenido problema con ninguno.La intensidad de brillo y color del foco es muy buena, los colores son super intensos aun con brillo.Fácil configuración y funciona perfecto con google home.

Another great product from TP Link. Slowly will be switching my light over to these. Being able to call out to google to change the light color to chartreuse is life changing.Bought this as a replacement for the light over the stove so I could set it on a schedule to come on and go off as a nightlight for the kitchen.