Cskyzk Zigbee Smart Bulb, Light Bulbs B22 Bayonet, LED Lights 9W, 806 Lm, Colour Changing Light Bulb Works with Philips Hue Amazon Alexa Samsung SmartThings Hub, 2 Pack

Used these alongside the proper Hue colour/white bulbs. Compared to other reviews I think the lights are noticeably brighter for colours and very similar for whites.The only issue I have is the warmer end of the white spectrum, the last 1/3rd of a slider makes no difference. They max out at 'bright' and cetainly don't go anywhere near a 'night light' or even 'warm' or 'warmest' modes. If you like a warm white light these are not for you.If you are after the 'bright', 'cool' styles then perfect.Onto the colour modes and all colours are bright, at least as bright as the proper Hue bulbs. Colour tone is generally good. Who is to say which is more accurate? perhaps these are a truer colour.Orange is the only colour the bulbs don't seem to do. They are yellow then red, no decent orange middle ground. I was looking to see if the warmer white could be achieved through a colour but not happening.Working with home assistant and zigbee2mqtt well.Finally, the bulbs are longer than the Hue version. If the fitting you are after is space limited that might be an issue. I had bought this 'cheap' bulb for a fan ceiling light in my daughters bedroom, the shade wouldn't fit over it so I had to swap my living room Hue bulb which does fit and use these in the living room. If orange and the warmer white spectrum was an issue then these wouldn't have been ok.EDIT ordered another set (needed 3 bulbs in one room) and the second variant arrived (with white lines in the bulb base) these are a different colour output slightly so I have ordered a third set and will settle with whichever I get 2 lots of. That is a bit of a pain if you need more than 2 close to each other.

When I ordered these in March, they had nothing but a positive rating, and a different Energy class, since then the Energy class has been changed to F from A +++.They are very bright, and easily connect to both Philips Hue and Alexa at a fraction of the cost of Philips Hue branded bulbs (which are also zigbee based), However, the last week they have started Flickering (Ordered in late March, writing this in mid June).Whilst these bulbs are good I'd suggest buying higher quality zigbee based bulbs to be more cost effective.

Bulbs work well with decent brightness on both whites and colours, but yesterday I found that the bulb I was using had turned itself on with it not responding to commands issued through alexa and the hue app stated that the bulb could not be found for which I can only conclude that the hardware in the bulb failed and I had to put the second bulb into use.Which brought up the issue that even though I removed the defective light and used the same name on the replacement, I had to go through the whole setup again on the alexa app and update all the routines to link to the new bulb while google home didn't require any setup and worked straight away.I'll now be getting official hue bulbs because if the second bulb fails in the same time frame it would be more economically viable to purchase the hue bulbs instead of cheaper options.

I was wanting to run this with Home Assistance (HA) Scenes but I was unable to get a scene to turn the bulb on. It did work with MQTT commands over Zigbee and worked with Amazon Alexa but it had compatibility issues with HA. This was odd because I had previous bought these bulbs (with an earlier firmware version) and they still work with HA Scenes. I sent the recent purchase back and paid for some more expensive bulbs from a different manufacturer and these work as expected with HA Scenes. Maybe the latest firmware has a bug?These are good value if you want a simple solution for Alexa, but if you want to use more involved home automation you may have problems as I did.

These are cheap Zigbee bulbs.It seems you get what you pay for.They paired quickly with my Hue hub, and in that respect are fine.If you select one of the "white" colours the brightness of the bulb is as advertised similar to a 60W incandescent bulb. (I didn't notice as someone else reviewed that the white's revert to a colour in my hue app they behave just like the hue or innr bulbs).If you select a colour then the bulb seems to be much much much much dimmer, looking to me to be 10-20W eqv't or worse. I've never seen such a difference in brightness from other brands and if you're looking for a bulb that will do more than just dimly show a colour this is not the bulb for you.The colour reproduction seems pretty similar to the other bulbs I use and is the same level of dimness in all colours.So, if you're looking primarily for a controllable bulb that will be white most of the time and will provide some low level ambient light in other circumstances then this is an OK product for you. If you want the brightness and colour performance of a more expensive bulb.... buy a more expensive bulb!For me I'll keep them at this price and use them in locations where I only change use colour occasionally and for lower lighting levels (I have a couple and these bulbs will be used there, and free-up better bulbs for the fixtures I was planning to put these into!).

White colours are excellent and bright.. no different to a 40 watt bulb with dim function.. colours not so bright.. but still bright enough.. Works with Hue app perfectly. Tho effects are disabled for non Hue bulbs (disco etc)Workaround is use an app called Hue essentials or Hue disco.. both work great..Works perfect using alexa . No issues so far but only had them a few days plug and play

Not sure if these are the same bulbs I bought 6 months ago. I came to this link from my purchase history. The ones I bought are quite good. They don't have this brand `Cskyzk` on them. In z2m they are recognised as "Lonsonho". Eitherway, I just managed to test them out today and they are brighter than the Philips Hue Ambiance white lights I had. I think these are 10W compared to the 9W of the Philips.Works with z2m + sonoff dongle + home assistant combination.