Sengled Zigbee Smart Bulb, Smart Hub Required, Work with SmartThings and Echo with built-in Hub, Voice Control with Alexa and Google Home, Amber Warm 2000K Smart Edison Bulbs, 60W Equivalent 1 Pack

RELIES ON HUB AND REMOTE SERVER, WHICH ISN”T RELIABLE! DO NOT BUY!!
EDIT: These bulbs rely on a remote SENGLED server, which went down in late June 2025. This means I could not control the bulbs using Alexa or the Sengled app. This is totally unacceptable for many reasons. 1) nothing remote should have control over the lights in my house! 2) That server better be bullet proof, and it wasn’t. 3) When the server recovered, my lights still could not be controlled by either. I tried to reboot the hub. No luck. I deleted the bulbs from the app and tried to add them again by rapidly turning off/on the light switch 10+ times. Still no luck. Reading my review from when I got them, I see I had to scan them to be learned by the app.Screw that. I’m buying other brand bulbs that do not rely on a hub and external server. Never ever buying Sengled stuff again.I don’t know how long the server was down. Amazon sent an email about the outage, but not the recovery. Bad on Amazon. And I assumed if the server recovered, asking Alexa to turn on the lights would work, so I didn’t try anything else. I think it was only a day or two.*** original review, which no longer applies, below ***I bought this pack of 4, and also bought a starter set of 2 bulbs with Hub and Echo, in a Cyber Monday deal. The main reason was a hard to reach switch controlling 3 bulbs. I’m using the 4th in the same room, on a different switch that I want to control differently. I had looked into buying a smart switch, but all the ones I found said they could be tough to fit in the box, and if I can avoid dealing with wiring, that’s fine with me. The drawback to this is that I can’t physically switch the bulbs on and off since if I happen to leave it off, I can’t have Alexa turn it back on. But I can control the 3 lights on the same switch independently if I have reason to dim them differently or have some on and some off.Pairing of the hub went easy, once I actually plugged in the ethernet cable all the way. It looks like you have to plug it in wired first, then you can go wireless after hub setup. For now I’m just leaving it wired. The hub is in a different room, about 40 feet away from the bulbs with a wall in between, no problem.Next, I climbed up on a counter, unscrewed the old bulb, and screwed in the new. That was a mistake. You have to scan the bulb first. Luckily I only did this with one.Make sure you give permission to the app for your camera and storage so it can scan each bulb. Otherwise you’ll be trying to read tiny letters, and trying to figure out if it’s a 0 or O.From there it’s pretty easy. Screw in the bulb, flip the switch on to give the bulb power (bulb will come on), and hit OK to pair the bulb. The bulbs flash two or three times, then a few seconds later are paired. You can pair multiple at once.You have to assign a “Scene”, or room the bulb is in. Then you individually name each bulb for Alexa to use, and have Alexa discover the devices. I’m not sure the real point of a Scene other than you can use the app to dim all the lights in the scene the same, or turn them all on or off. I actually find the different dimming levels useful, to make the one over my laptop dimmer, and one over a work area brighter. Alexa does not seem to let you control the entire scene–she will ask which device you want to control. Of course you can set up a group in Alexa, which I did for the set of 3 I want controlled together.Note that these lights don’t dim all that much. I still have incandescent lights in my living room that I can dim to almost nothing, and these don’t come close to that. But that are noticeably less than full. Fine with me for this application, but I probably won’t get a set for that living room. I guess I’d have to change out that switch anyway, since they don’t work with dimmer switches.I’m between a 4* and 5*, mostly due to setup not being really intuitive, but it wasn’t too bad, and I really like having Alexa control of these lights for a very reasonable price.

These bulbs are great, easy to set-up and easy to use. Takes less than 10 mins to name all the bulbs and set everything up Works with Alexa and google. You need to have a good quality Wi-Fi router with a strong signal or these will keep dropping every few days, but as long as its a good quality connection, it will work flawlessly

Son fáciles de conectar, yo los controlo en la casa con Google Home y funcionan muy bien, también con la aplicación en el celular llamada Sengled Home y los puedo prender y apagar donde este y hasta programarlos para que solos lo hagan, tengo ahorita 6 y estoy juntando para comprar 4 mas.Tengo problemas con uno que es el mas retirado del wifi, se queda sin señal a ratos, pero los que están al alcance funcionan perfecto, puedes bajar la intensidad o brillo si así lo deseas, no he comprado de otras marcas para hacer una comparación, con esta marca estoy contento y creo que seguiré esa linea.

Probably my own fault, but the bulbs themselves require the hub in order to work. Did not realize this as when i purchased my Echo it came with one of these bulbs that works straight out of the box with Echo.Will most likely be returning.