Kasa Smart Light Bulbs, Full Color Changing Dimmable Smart WiFi Bulbs Compatible with Alexa and Google Home, A19, 60 W 800 Lumens,2.4Ghz only, No Hub Required, 2-Pack (KL125P2), Multicolor

I installed this Kasa bulb in a lamp and it worked almost instantly — setup was easy, no hub needed, and it connected fine to my 2.4 GHz WiFi. The color-changing + dimmable features are great: I can pick from a wide range of hues or set cozy warm-white light, and brightness control is smooth. It plays nicely with voice assistants (Alexa / Google), which makes it convenient if you prefer hands-free control. The light output is bright enough for a medium-sized room (roughly equivalent to a 60W bulb), but when on colored modes it feels more ambient than ideal for focused tasks.

Easy to set up! There are multiple colors available in the app to choose from. I just got mine a couple of days ago so I'll update if needed after I've used it for a little bit. My main reason for buying it was so that I can have a small light at night when I'm out. I have a cat and I'd perfer she not be in the dark when I go out at night (don't judge me🤭). The price was nice and it works as described. Love the fact that I can set a schedule and it works with Alexa!

So far so good. Though it’s only just been installed today it works and does have the color picker which is great. My only wish would be if it had hex color support. If it does I can’t find it. Was trying for a certain hue and it’s so close almost perfect, almost. Still so many to choose from and easy to adjust. Anyway it was easy to install, screw it in, sign up, connect. The connecting part was slightly confusing as you had to connect to their wifi I guess like a temp network also and switch back but only took about 10 minutes for everything to set up and now I’ve got great mood lighting. Hoping it lasts for a while.

I'm absolutely smitten with my new Kasa Smart Bulbs! These little gems have completely transformed my home lighting, and I can't stop raving about them to anyone who will listen. First off, the brightness is incredible. At 1000 lumens, they're practically sunshine in bulb form. They bathe my rooms in a warm, vibrant glow, perfect for everything from cozy evenings to energetic dance parties (yes, I've had a few!). And the dimming range is fantastic – I can create the perfect ambiance for any mood, from a gentle reading light to a full-on party spotlight. But the real magic lies in the colors! 16 million to be exact! Gone are the days of boring old bulbs. Now, I can paint my walls with emerald greens, fiery oranges, or calming blues, all with a tap of my phone. The app is super user-friendly, and I love experimenting with different shades and pre-set scenes. It's like having a built-in mood ring for my house! And let's not forget the convenience factor. No more fumbling for switches in the dark! I can control my lights from anywhere, thanks to the smart Wi-Fi features. Whether I'm on the couch, at work, or even on vacation, I can turn them on and off, adjust the brightness, and even change the colors, all with my voice or phone. It's like having a loyal little lighting assistant at my beck and call. Plus, the setup was a breeze! No need for a fancy hub or complicated wiring – these bulbs connected to my Wi-Fi in seconds. And the best part? They're surprisingly energy-efficient, so I can enjoy all this brilliance without guilt (or a sky-high electricity bill). Overall, I'm absolutely head over heels for my Kasa Smart Bulbs. They're fun, convenient, and make my home feel vibrant and alive. If you're looking for a way to upgrade your lighting game, look no further! These little bulbs are pure magic.

Came ready to use for my alexa but still had to download the tp-link app. Great light and a need for bust family who forgets we dont need to pay Ga power anymore than we already do! Works with a reg lamp.

I initially was a Hue bulb user but I had multiple quirks so I completely dumped them and switched over to the Kasa Bulbs. Reason I picked the Kasa Bulbs over others was because I already had some Kasa Switches and Kasa Plugs so I didn't want another App and another eco system to worry about. Also, my existing Kasa stuff works perfectly. With that said, here's my review Pros App is simple and straight forward (see negative) They work with Google, Alexa, IFTTT, and Smart Things (no Apple Homekit) so I'm not tied to a single smart system Brightness is great. Brighter than my Hues (1000 lumen bulb) No Hub needed Fast response. When I turn on or off the lights, or even change brightness/color, it's pretty much immediate - my friend has Feint Electric bulbs, and there is like a 3-5 second delay I can control lights remotely - when I'm away from home I can see status of the lights Price - 2 pack of Hue is $100 (not including hub). 2 pack of Kasa, about $30 Setup is super easy (see negative) Negatives The app being simple is a negative. Coming from the Hue app, Kasa app is super basic. While you can get it to do pretty much everything you could do in the Hue app, it's a lot of manual setup. Example: Hue has a ton of pre-setup scenes like night 'Misty Morning', etc. Whereas Kasa has 3 basic scenes to start. You can definitely 'recreate' any Hue scene in the app, but it's a lot of work. (small gripe) Continuing with, app, the home screen should be quick access to things (more grouping of icons). Example: Hue has all the scenes at the top and lights below that. So once you go in to the app, it's one click to change scenes or to turn off/on a light. In Kasa, it's extra click or additional scrolling to accomplish the same thing And then there are no add-ons like Hue to make the lights more fun and dynamic. Like on New Year, I could set Hue lights to 'Firework' and that was cool. There is zero dynamic modes with Kasa To go along with the 'fun' topic. You can link your Hue up media device and have it changes colors while it plays (music, tv). There is nothing in the Kasa ecosystem right now that does that. Setup can be annoying because the app can be confusing during setup. (see below for easy headache free setup) No Apple Homekit support IFTTT - does not support triggers, only actions. While I'm going to miss some things about the Hue lights, I'm not going to miss the headaches. Hue lights are more 'fun' (just don't expect no issues), but if you want lights that just work, have great brightness, color selection and are a fraction of the price of Hue, I highly suggest the Kasa bulbs Pre-setup notes If you are connected to a vpn on your phone or using AdGuard, disable it before you start Require 2.4Ghz WiFi. Will not connect to 5Ghz. On your phone connect to your 2.4Ghz WiFi before you start If you have more than 1 bulb to install, do 1 at a time. Don't install any of the other bulbs until you finish the previous. Setup works best when you wait about 20-30 seconds after you plug in the bulb before trying to it up. Setting up bulb 1 - in the Kasa app, press the + in the top right corner 2 - select Device 3 - select smart lights 4 - select Smart Bulb KL100 series 5 - click next on install screen 6 - click next on power screen 7 - app will try to connect to bulb, if it connects to bulb, skip to step 11 8 - if it fails to connect, wait like 5-10 seconds and hit 'try again' 9 - if it still fails to connect, open your WiFi settings on your phone and manually connect to the Bulb (bulb should be TP_Link....) 10- now go back to the app and hit 'try again' 11- pick the WiFi and enter your WiFi password 12- when you get to the 'Connect to your WiFi' screen, if the app switches you back your initial WiFi (takes about 20 seconds), click 'already connected'. If it doesn't auto switch you back, manually switch back to your initial WiFi and then click 'already connected' 13- Now name your Bulb 13- you're done. - repeat for each bulb you need to setup Now you can add a group (+ in top right corner of app) if you want group multiple bulbs together or create a scene, etc. NOTE: A group in Kasa won't show in Alexa. If you want a group in Alexa, in Alexa app go to Devices, scroll down to Groups and create a Group

I picked up these smart light bulbs a few weeks ago, and they’ve already become a go-to in our home. I love how easy they are to set up — no hub needed; they just connect straight to our Wi-Fi and start working right away. What really sold me is how flexible they are. I can change the colors to match my mood, dim the lights for movie time, or brighten things up when I’m trying to focus or get work done. Switching between “cozy evening” warm light and “bright morning” daylight is surprisingly satisfying. They work perfectly with voice control (I use Alexa), which means I don’t have to fumble for a light switch. It’s super handy when my hands are full or I’m already in bed and don’t want to get up. For me, these bulbs are great for everyday living — whether I’m working from home, winding down in the evening, or just relaxing in the living room. They make it easy to create the right atmosphere without any fuss. If you’re thinking about upgrading your lighting and want something flexible, easy to control, and fun to use — these bulbs are a home run.

Ok so mixed bag here. Overall these lightbulbs have been good. They look just like a normal LED light bulb too, so they fit well in everything for us. They are plenty bright in white and warm settings, and the colors are nice. They are not a vibrant as other bulbs, but better than cheaper options I have used in the past. I have have had no issues with connectivity to wifi, the app, it Google home. They have been flawless since setup, though I have had very few issues with multiple TP-Link Kasa products, they are all made well and work with very few complaints or issues. These lightbulbs are just good basic lightbulbs! So why two less stars? All of my current multicolor lightbulbs have the smooth transition-fade from color to color, creating a nice smooth rainbow sort of effect when they are going, and I have them through the whole house. Unfortunately this one does not. In fact, It's missing all the basic multi color light modes. As far as I have been able to find, there is none of the sort that I have found. You can pick one color and that's it. No transition, party, fade, smooth etc... nada. I think they just need to push a software update to add these features and I'll add the two stars back. These lightbulbs are well built that I can see, so I don't mind paying a little more, especially to stay in one ecosystem rather than needing to have multiple. But still, these are the very basic modes that even a dollar store multicolor bulb has, so for that reason it's value isn't very strong. In a nutshell, if you want a good basic bulb that you can chose one color and leave it, they are very good! If you are like me and you want multi-color, look elsewhere for now.