Smart Color LED Bulb LTB211 RGBW Dimmable Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy Wireless Lightbulb, Android 4.3+ iOS 6+, E26, 8 Watt (60 Watt Replacement), Energy Class A+ Light, Schedule, Anti-Burglar Mode

I use these every day, its a user friendly app, it doesnt need any explantion, it sets me up for the mood I want. It really works for my life style, I really like the different settings like candle flicker that really make it really cool to have these installed.

The Bluetooth functionality of one of the bulbs seems to have died after one day. It can no longer be found by the app and doesn’t respond to the app in any other way. The link to the manual on Revogi’s site is dead so if there is a way to reset that connection, the company is not providing the answer.UPDATE: It might have been the app... now all 6 bulbs are working fine.... you have to reconnect to bluetooth each time you open the app and sometimes it doesn't get all six bulbs on the first try, but overall I've been using them now for a few months and its working as promised. the app however does not have all the features the company promises on its website.

could be brighter and the candel light mode. wow works like magic and helps with that magical time.

I have 2 of these bulbs and the rgb strip and they are awesome if you are on a budget and want to have hue bulb looks sometimes the bulb doesn't stay the same color it was when it was last on but can be fixed in there next update but overall really great

I have a light bar with 4(four) and play with all the time

Beware of this bulb.First, and most significantly, the android software provided by the company does not work. There are two versions on the Google store, and they both crash--I consistently get the message that it is not responding. I have tried this on three different android devices, all with the same effect. Perhaps the iPhone software works which is why the other reviews are more favorable, or perhaps they are fake reviews. In any case, it's scarcely accurate advertising to call this a "smart bulb" when it cannot be controlled by the company's own software.It does kind of work with my vera controller, except that it drops the bluetooth connection after about 2-3 minutes. So, to control the bulb you have to heal the network--about five clicks on the Vera interface--wait about 15 seconds for it to reconnect, and then you've got perhaps three minutes to turn it on, off, or change the color. After that, you have to reconnect it.It's inexpensive, but oh so frustrating to use.

I received this bulb as a gift. The bulb does work. The colors change which is nice. However every time I try to update the firmware it fails. I also have not been able to use the schedule feature. It just does not flat out save the rule I am giving it. No combination of restarting reconnecting, or rebooting has allowed it to do the update, or allowed me full use of the features. I reached out to the company which was very simple using their app. I had a response by the time I woke up in the morning. The response was that I need to make sure i'm connected to wifi, and that once I update the firmware I will have full functionality.This obviously is not a wifi issues as I sent the email on wifi and had been using my phone on wifi but anyway so what the hell I switch to data, still doesn't work. I have emailed back saying that the wifi isn't an issue. I haven't heard a response. I doubt that I will.I was using the iPhone app. Perhaps the android version actually works. I don't have a way of finding out.

I really like the functionality, features etc. However, no matter what, I can not get more than 6 at a time to work. All show up on my list of bulbs, but at any given time, 4 (randomly depending on the order they were turned on) are always offline. Tried deleting, reloading, etc...never more than six am I amble to make changes to via the app.I have email tech support, but no answer.