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The media could not be loaded.  My home uses Treatlife smart light switches for most of the rooms upstairs, but one of the light switch electrical boxes has only two wires so I couldn't connect a smart dimmer switch. Instead of trying to feed new wires into my walls, I decided to use a conventional light switch and add a smart bulb or two in order to allow home automation lighting for that room. And if you are going that route, might as well use color LED bulbs so you can have some fun!Installation is of course easy, just a matter of screwing in the light bulb. Then to pair it with the network I went into the ubiquitous Smart Life app, hit the + button, and chose Auto Scan. Then I turned the light switch on and off three times and after a pause the light bulb flashed a few times. This means it is in discovery mode. The key to successfully pairing is to wait long enough for the Smart Life app to find the bulb on your network, probably 30 seconds or more. Once it is found you are good to go.All of the LED color bulbs I've seen provide 60 W equivalence or less. In other words, don't expect to find a super bright 100 W equivalent color LED bulb out in the wild. I decided to use two of these in the master bedroom so that both together would provide more than adequate light. Colored light in particular does not seem as bright as white light, since a single color only uses a fraction of the available light spectrum.If you want to use a smart light switch and a color LED bulb in tandem, the situation is a little more confusing at the moment. Turning off your light switch will also cut power to the LED bulb, meaning it is no longer connected to WiFi. In order for this to work properly, it would require a light switch that sends a data signal to turn the LED bulb on/off, rather than controlling the power. Maybe these type of switches exist for WiFi bulbs but I haven't seen them. Instead, a traditional light switch will do the job. You could leave the switch on all the time and control the bulb via voice or app, but this solution isn't ideal for others in the house who will become confused when they flip the light switch and the bulb doesn't power on. It's probably better to use the physical switch to power the smart bulb on and off. When you flick the switch on, the LED bulb turns on instantly and remembers the previous color setting. It takes perhaps 10 seconds to reconnect to WiFi in case you want to start changing brightness or color. It's not a perfect solution but it works just fine.Overall I'm very happy with this purchase. I recommend Treatlife smart bulbs to anyone who wants to try colored lighting or simply doesn't have the option to install a smart light switch.

I really like these bulbs. I screwed in the bulb, it immediately went into pairing mode and as soon as I opened the Smart Life app, it was found without me having to do anything other than click done.The brightness is good and the colors are very good also.Very happy with these bulbs, especially for the price!

Have been wanting to get smart bulbs for years now but without wifi in the house that wasn't possible. Finally got an ad hoc system going with my cell's hotspot so decided to try out some bulbs to see if they were really as good as the hype. After much research the Treatlife bulbs ranked highly everywhere so took the plunge and, man, am I glad I did. The hype is real folks! ㋛︎Set up was über easy with the Treatlife app & the available options are fantastic. Having 16 million colors to choose from, preset warm & cool white lights, ability to schedule times for turning on/off, & the ability to change the brightness of any colour was what I expected & it works perfectly. Being able to sync the lights to music for parties or use one of the available preset colour schemes (aka scenes) is a nice touch. I don't use Google Nest or Alexa so can't comment on how well these work with voice control.At 100% brightness the bulbs definitely throw off a ton of light, especially for bulbs using only 9W. It'll be interesting to see how much money these bulbs will save me over the year. Regardless, I am going to really enjoy using them and will definitely be buying more for the rest of my light fixtures.Can't highly recommend them enough.

I love these smart lights as it makes it easier to dim and turn off the lights with my Google home and Alexa devices. I needed these lights since it wasn't possible to set up a dimmer switch with my ceiling fan. I would recommend using the Alexa and Google home apps since the Treatlife app wasn't as good.You can change the colour of these lights to anything you want. There's a party feature where the lights flash different colours to the music, which is pretty neat. However, my eyes couldn't handle it for long. The ease of turning these lights to day and night lights as well as dimming them are so helpful. I have a setting that turns on the lights in the morning so it makes it easier to get out of bed!

I got these lights about a week ago, and I've been loving them so far. Two of them are installed together in a single ceiling fixture, and even with both on one switch, it was still fairly easy to set them up one-by-one. The app is pretty lousy. Not at all intuitive, and even after a week I can't find a way to group the lights to program them together, it allows you to group lights together into a room, but that only allows you to see all of that room's devices on a single screen, it doesn't give you whole-room control. However, it gives you nice options for programming "scenes" (you can set a variety of colors and brightness levels to run as a sequence). I bought these to integrate into my Alexa setup at home, and the lights integrate quite well into Alexa with full control over 20 preset colors (including five white temperatures) and dimming. Grouping within Alexa is actually quite easy, and Alexa will also allow you to activate "scenes," however that only allows you to initiate the last scene you had set on each bulb. Something else that impressed me is that the bulbs remain in sync with each other. I don't know if they communicate somehow, or if they use the line frequency as a clock, but I wanted to see if the multiple bulbs in one fixture would remain synced in one of the flashing modes. I set the bulbs to one of the flashing "scenes," then using Alexa turned them all off, then all on together (unfortunately can't do this in the app). Even after an hour, all four bulbs in three rooms were still flashing in time with each other - by contrast, other non-smart, remote-controlled lights I have in a single fixture fall out of sync within a minute.