As smart lighting kits go, there isn't a lot to dislike about what TCP's offering here. Each bulb gives off a very respectable 800 lumens of warm, natural-looking light, yet still manages to claim ...

The bulbs put out 800 lumens, which is equivalent to 60 watts from a typical incandescent bulb, and according to TCP, use 80 percent less energy.

The bulbs put out 800 lumens, which is equivalent to 60 watts from a typical incandescent bulb, and according to TCP, use 80 percent less energy. Better yet, the LED bulbs are rated for 25,000 ...

The Connected by TCP Smart Lighting System makes it easy to light up your home whenever you want from wherever you are, as long as you have an iOS or Android device. It's a bit pricey up front ...

Setting the system up is easy. Plug in all of your connected bulbs, turn on the power for each to illuminate them, connect the TCP gateway to your Wi-Fi router’s Ethernet port (you need a Wi-Fi ...

All the smart bulbs in your home also need to be connected to a Wi-Fi network. If there are any rooms in your house that your router doesn’t reach, you won’t be able to use the Connected by ...

65W Equivalent Soft White (2700K) 5-6 in. Downlight LED Light Bulb – $29.97 TCP Connected Smart Gateway – $69.88 LED Light Bulb Kit with (2) LED Light Bulbs – $79.97 ...

WeMo-enabled TCP LED light bulbs will be hitting store shelves early next year. They'll include A-Lamps and flood lights for starters, then on to other "leading lighting solutions" made by TCP.

If you’re planet conscious, choosing a smart light bulb is almost certainly, a) more energy efficient than your regular bulb, and b) lasts way longer, with an average of over 25,000 hours of use.