merossSmart Light Bulb, BR30 Flood WiFi LED Bulbs Compatible with Apple HomeKit, Alexa, Google Assistant & SmartThings, Dimmable E26 Multicolor 2700K-6500K RGBCW, 1300 Lumens 100W Equivalent, 2 Pack

I recently purchased the Meross Smart Light Bulb, and I have to say—I'm impressed! The setup was quick and seamless, connecting easily to my Wi-Fi network without needing a hub. The color-changing feature adds a fun touch to my space, and the ability to adjust brightness is a fantastic perk.One of my favorite aspects is the ability to color-theme for different holidays. Whether it’s warm oranges for Halloween, festive reds and greens for Christmas, or pastel hues for Easter, this bulb makes every celebration feel extra special. The customization options in the app allow me to create preset themes, so with a tap, my home transforms for the occasion.It’s also compatible with Alexa and Google Home, meaning I can set up voice commands to switch between themes effortlessly. The responsiveness is great, and the app provides intuitive controls, making it easy to schedule lighting changes for specific times or moods.For the price, this bulb is a steal—reliable performance, smart functionality, and an overall great addition to my smart home setup. If you're looking for an affordable and feature-rich smart bulb, Meross is definitely worth considering.

Easy to setup. Remember to connect to your router at 2.4GHz, just while you're programming the bulbs.

I have a small uplight in our den and it's been hard to find an LED bulb that generates enough wattage/lumens to be effective. The Meross does does the job very well while talking with our existing Apple Home. It's the first truly successful bulb we've tried. Minus one star because of the wonky Homekit color/brightness controls. I suppose if I were using their app, and not Apple's truly mediocre interface, it would be much better. But the point for me was seeing how much light we got and how well it integrated into our existing set-up. Homekit is one of those solutions that rarely lives up to expectations and Meross does what it can reasonably well.

I’ve owned about a dozen or so Meross smart bulbs of various socket types over the years. I have yet ti have one fail even with some exposed to swing temperatures (100s in Texas and 10s in Denver). I bought into competing vendor that had a stranglehold in this space for decades. Meross and others have made respectable strides in competing and at a fraction of the price. Meross is a mainstay at our home and will be for the foreseeable future.If you need bright smart color changing floods, these are the ones you need.You’ll install them and forget about them. Thats a good thing!

I will keep this simple. I'm an experienced smart product buyer and installer. Been doing it for years for multiple homes. Please do not be confused about these lights. They are junk from first power up through the install/connection process I had nothing but trouble. 7 Can lights turned into a multi hour festival of primal frustration and regret. Finally got them connected and working via the Meross app. I have other Meross bulbs btw, just not the 120 floods like these. Had zero frustration with the classic sized Meross rgb's. However, these floods were different from the start. Literally couldn't connect them to wireless and once connected, they fail miserably in terms of continuous connectivity. They say dimmable. That's laughable. You try to dimm them below 30% and you end up with a crap shoot as to whether they will just refuse to dim and begin blinking instead or inconsistent frequency spectrum when dim's set on the same percentage. Finally realized if you dim no lower than 35% all seems right with the world. Until you go to sleep and nothing works the next day. Pull the light from the can and place it in a lamp for testing and the only way you can make it work again is by completely resetting it and doubling down on the previous days disaster. No thanks. So completely frustrated with my experience I decided to look at the reviews with a closer eye and you find Meross has multiple listings for this same product with slightly different word order in the description and wouldn't you know it, once the reviews dip to 4 or lower, a new listing is created. Deeper look into the context of the reviews tells me all I need to know. The only comprehensive reviews specifically related to these floods are the negative reviews. Amazing how these floods were so terrible yet their classic bulbs worked well. Whatever the reason, I implore you to not be fooled by the flashy advertising graphics for these floods. If someone else used these lights for an extended time without issue, right out of the box and with little frustration, please tell me what magic you employed to make them work.

I purchased six of these bulbs, January 2023, outside of having to reset them every once in a while when someone accidentally turned off the lights switch and they would lose connectivity they worked pretty much as expected delivering amp light and allowing me to zone my kitchen space overall happy with product. Today I found five of the six bulbs, dead 21 months. According to the spec on the bulb it should last 22.8 years at three hours a day at 24 hours a day that would basically be 2.75 years. I don't leave my lights on 24 hours a day and the bulbs lasted under 2 years. The Philipps Hue is more than Double the price. Which lends me to believe the value is good.