LGIDTECH FUT105 RGBWW 12W Smart 2.4GHz RF WiFi LED Light Bulb RGB+CCT Color Changing,Color Temperature Adjustable,Must Work with Remote or Smartphone APP Control Via WiFi Hub(All Excluded)

I bought the lights and the four-zone remote together. For the lights, I'll give them a five (out of five). The four-zone remote on the other hand, is a three at best. It takes a lot of monkeying around to adjust the lights just how you want them. And the useless instructions for pairing the remote to the lights? A zero.Getting the remote to pair to the lights can be a chore. I read the feeble instructions that came with the remote, scoured the internet for any help--and that coupled with a YouTube video--I finally tracked down, pointed me in the right direction.To pair a light to a zone (only one light per zone), you must turn the light off for a few seconds, and then when you turn it back on, press the zone (bottom four controls) you want to assign the light to--multiple times (five, I think was the figure I read on a site). But even then, it's likely not going to work until you repeat this process over and over many times. When it finally "catches," the light will flash.Once you do pair them all up, all is well. I do prefer the RF remote over the IR ones, since you can be further away and not have to have a line-of-sight to the sensor to control the lights.One other thing to note, I recommend going with the 12 watt over the 8 watt. In white mode (non-RGB), the lumens are comparable to a normal LED light. But once you change the color, some hues more so than others, the light will be a lot dimmer. This is true of any of the RGB lights that I've seen. So you definitely want the bigger wattage ones (IMO).

I bought these bulbs about two years ago. They worked mostly fine but recently one of them started falling apart. The glass casing fell off in the middle of the night. Upon closer inspection the bulb appears to have been running so hot that the screws actually came undone and the circuit board partially melted. There is a distinctly burnt electrical smell coming off of it. Aside from the quality issues I have real safety concerns about them. They run extremely hot.

Works as expected, but as with all the Mi-Light series a bit difficult to pair.This lamp is very large, if your fixture has limited space be sure to measure to make sure it will fit. My original intended fixture couldn't be used because of this.

IT GOT REALLYY HOTI bought this bulb refurbished in the original box and it got super hot when I pulled it in.. my voltage is within the range it says on the packaging and I’m not sure if it’s supposed to get this hot

I have a number of MiLight products; and I love this bulb most of all. Purchased in 2017, I was able to control with older style RGBW controllers so it worked great along side my older bulbs. The 12watts make it the first MiLight bulb I've purchased that actually puts out enough light for general illumination

It worked perfectly for about 5 months and died. It first started to cut in and out, then one day it quit completely. Frankly its unacceptable for any LED bulb, even more so a smart bulb quit so soon. I think if I had to blame something, the lack of cooling might have killed it, most even lower power bulbs have heat dissipation built into it. I'm no engineer, just a frustrated consumer.EDIT: the capacitor is what fails from these if you can self repair like I did. I put in a higher quality cap in hopes it doesn't happen again, so far so good.

You can't control this light with the smartphone app through your household WIFI unless you purchase a separate WIFI hub. Complete rip off

It's pretty expensive for what it is, but it works well enough. I had a similar one that shorted out after a power failure and bought this to replace it. I also had to buy a new remote and a second bulb because I like to run the synchronized memory functions together.