Want to brighten your home with the power of your voice? I tested the top smart bulbs from Philips Hue, Amazon, Ikea and more ...

Here we’ve pitted smart light bulbs from Philips hue and Govee against one another to help make up your mind. Philips hue white and colour E27, twin pack Buy now £69.88, Amazon.co.uk ...

Smart LED light bulbs make it easy to customize the lighting in your home as much as you want. These are the best smart light bulbs you can buy right now, plus everything you need to know about ...

One of our favorite smart lighting products comes from Philips Hue, and this 3-pack is a particularly great entry point. You can set the mood with 16 million colors! These bulbs last a ridiculous 22 ...

But if you’re on a budget there are cheaper options. You can grab an Amazon Basics smart bulb for $10.39 in the US, and a Tapo Smart Bulb for £7.99 in the UK. You may like ...

For now, I wanted to point out that the Linkind A19 E26 color smart bulbs are 17% off today with an additional 20% off coupon at Amazon. That brings the price down to about $22 from their usual ...

Consumer Reports tried smart lightbulbs—from GE Lighting, Philips, Wyze, and others—to find the best smart lightbulbs. You don’t have to spend a lot to get a super-smart bulb.

TP-Link's smart light bulbs are rated for a similar 15,000 to 25,000 hours of use, depending on the model. The popular LIFX Color smart bulb is designed to last up to 22.8 years, according to the ...

The best smart lights for 2022 are: Best overall – Philips Hue white and colour ambiance starter kit: £122.90, Amazon.co.uk Best for simplicity – LIFX A60: From £43.45, Amazon.co.uk ...

Bulbs are all well and good, but don't forget that Alexa can control smart switches, too. If you've got several lights that are all tied to one switch, there's no need to buy several expensive new ...

Setting up smart bulbs is easy with these simple steps for Philips Hue, Lifx, Nanoleaf, and Wyze smart light bulbs. This guide has everything you need to know.

Your smart bulbs aren't dimming the way you think they are. Here's why Dim a bulb down to 50%, and you might only get 25% of the lumens you'd get at full blast. And guess what? That's a good thing.