LIFX - Mini White A19 Wi-Fi Smart LED Bulb with Alexa, Siri, Microsoft Cortana and Google Assistant - White

This is the best of the best of smart lightbulbs out there. NO HUB REQUIRED!!! Simply connect your phone, then connect it to your smart home device for automation. I love it.

THIS LIGHT IS VERY HELPFUL, I CAN TURN IT ON OR OFF FROM MY PHONE WITHOUT HAVING TO GET UP AND IT WORKS WITH ALEXA DEVICES YOU CAN ALSO DIM IT TO WHATEVER BRIGHTNESS YOU LIKE. IT IS DIFFICULT TO CONNECT ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE THAT DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT COMPUTERS OR INTERNET CONNECTIONS AND SOMETIMES IT HAS PROBLEMS CONNECTING TO YOUR DEVICES LEAVING YOU UNABLE TO USE IT

Works as advertised, easy to setup, easy to use. Pretty much compatible with everything. Took less than 5 minutes to set up several bulbs, add them to a group and control them with Alexa/echo/wink. After testing several different brands, this one had the least amount of bugs, errors, had fastest setup and updated firmware

Was super easy to set up and can use with Alexa and Siri, but to date have been unable to use with google assistant. But otherwise works flawlessly.

This LIFX mini is great for bedroom lamp as it does not get too bright. At $20, it is one of the most affordable smart light that you can find. Like all of the LIFX lights, this one do not require a separate hub to work and connects directly to your home WiFi network. They also work with all personal assistant. I use mine with Siri and setting up with HomeKit is very simple through the LIFX app.

This bulb is supposed to be 650 Lumens but honestly it seems like its more around the 800 lumen level. I only say this because when i compare it to my regular lyfx bulbs it has the same output when fully bright (or, they could just be old and wearing down too) However when you lower the brightness level you then notice a massive difference in brightness, especially around the 50% mark where this bulb is significantly more dim, though thats a good thing. i rarely keep my lights fully lit anyway, and for the most part i like my room darker. Either way this bulb does exactly what its supposed to do, and has no bells or whistles to it other than a timer. It just sucks that the timer fails to operate if the lightbulb disconnects from the internet. That seems completely dumb to me, when you have competitor products able to operate their timers when there is a network outage or issue, but not this one.

I have these lights in almost every room. I have them set up on a schedule to turn on automatically when the sunsets and at other times I use my iPhone or Amazon Alexa to turn them on and off. There's no extra hub, so just download the app and plug them in. I'm so happy I may never need to buy lightbulbs again!

Due to age related physical issue, my kids have made the house smart with these bulbs. The are used in existing light fixtures. I no longer have to struggle turning on and off lamps.