Sonoff B1 WiFi Smart Led Bulb Light E27 Dimmable Magic Color Light Changing, Wireless Remote Control Daylight and Night Light from Anywhere on Your Phone, Work with Amazon Alexa and Google Home

Integration took 5 minutes and another 10 minutes to learn all the functions on the eWeLink app. Agree with the other reviewer that the bulb dims well below 600 lumens with any color option. You are looking at at most a 300 lumen (25W) equivalent with color. White is the only option for changing brightness and color temperature. Agoal needs to talk to their factory about increasing the color brightness for future bulbs.The scheduling function is great for sleep and complementing alarms. We use it for our front door light. However, there is no way to schedule different colors, or to set rotating colors. We wanted an orange option for Halloween door light, but the best it could do was a dark yellow. Green was the brightest it could achieve and still look creepy.If all you need is a smart white light bulb that can change warmth and brightness, this will do the job. Not recommended for color. Tip- use a disposable email. Gmail is banned in China so use something like hotmail or yahoo for your verification code. Use a guest wi-fi for your integration. I would never want to give any company access to my home network.After installation, you can delete the spyware laden app from your phone and the bulb will still turn on and off on schedule. You just have to reinstall it to adjust for daylight savings time.

I own four of these bulbs and plan on purchasing two more. These work as intended with google home, and at their max setting give about as much light as a 60W bulb, but does so using much less energy.As others have said, when switching to a colored mode, the colors aren't super bright, and there is no brightness setting when in color mode. So if your main goal is finding a nice bright colored bulb, I would spend a little more and look elsewhere. But if all you need is a basic bulb for intergration with google home or amazon alexa, that can also do colors occasionally if wanted, these are a great option at a reasonable price for smart bulbs. These bulbs are controlled by a free smartphone app called ewelink, which in addition to basic things like on/off and changing the color, you can also set an on/off schedule for each bulb.A couple drawbacks I found.#1: Each time I add a new bulb in ewelink, I have to remove and re-add the ewelink account in the google home app to make the new bulb work with google home. Not the most inconvenient thing, but more of a minor complaint.#2: These bulbs (like many smart home devices) require a 2.4 GHz wi-fi frequency. My wi-fi gateway (like many provided by ISP's now) is dual-band with a 5.0 GHz and 2.4 GHz band. Well, whenever trying to add a new bulb to the network, I would get the error stating "Requires a 2.4 Ghz wi-fi connection to work", because the 5.0 band was picking up the bulb, and the 2.4 band was not. The first bulb I got lucky and was able to get it to work after retrying a few times. My 2nd bulb I was having no luck and ended up going into my gateway and disabling the 5.0 band altogether just to get these bulbs to work. This has not seemed to cause any problems with my network with speed or anything else. But just felt like it was something worth mentioning. I can see this being an absolute purchase-killer for the common person who knows nothing about networking.Once you get past the drawbacks these bulbs work as intended and I have had no problems with them. A good value for those wanting to add smartbulb functionality to their home.

I bought this bulb to install over our kitchen island. We usually leave that light on at night when we are watching movies, but we wanted the option to dim it. This bulb works with both our Echo Dot AND Google Home. Being able to change the light to blue or green is nice at night so we can see enough to grab something from the kitchen, but it doesn’t throw off enough light to be distracting.

Way too dim of bulbs. My husband really hates them. I will keep them in the dining area only. I was not able to connect to Alexa hub as advertised and it is also hard to control these even from the app! The timers do not work at all. I have tested to shut off in 5 min and no shutoff at all.they turn on with the timer but do not shut off! Military time also. OMG really, I am not in the military! You should be able to set the time zone and so them adjust the time accordingly.

It's okay for the cost but when I installed it I was immediately shocked with how dull the colors and brightness levels were.The app was alright but not extremely intuitive or easy to set up.This product would be okay for specialty lighting but if you are thinking of replacing your home lighting completely with RGB LED save your money and invest in a higher quality competitor.I immediately left my home and reluctantly purchased the far more expensive p hue lights and have never looked back since. What a difference between the two both in ease of use, quality of brightness and color, and even the heat produced.

When using RGB this bulb throws almost no light. IS NOT compatible with Google home or Assistant. Can not create a widget for this bulb using we link app.10/9/17 Update: after a firmware update the lights started to work with Google home.

Worked perfectly. Lights up the bedroom on voice command through our echo dot. Saves fumbling in the dark on dark winter days to turn on the light.

Ehh.. I like the wifi functionality, but its a bit missleading, its rated at 600lm wich is fine but once you switch colors its Very Dim.. Not bright enough. I can seem to be able to switch from color to cool white vida voice commands ither.. Good product for the price but still seems like it needs a bit more polish