Feit Electric BR30 Smart Flood Light Bulb,2.4GHz WiFi Color Changing and Dimmable, No Hub, Works with Alexa or Google Assistant, BR30/RGBW/CA/AG, 65W, Multi-Color (RGBW), 1 Count (Pack of 1)

I have an older model town home with light switches placed in the most random / inconvenient places. So I decided to try these and this is the best decision ever. I can make light groups to control the lights together and turn them on / off with one click from my phone. I got my bedroom together now I'm going to put these throughout my entire home. Great product. The app pairing didn't go 100% smoothly especially with creating groups but I got it eventually.

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The Feit Electric BR30 Smart LED Flood Light Bulb is a solid pick for upgrading your lighting game. The color-changing feature is super fun—plenty of options to match any vibe you’re going for. Plus, the dimming works great, so you can easily adjust the brightness depending on the mood.Setup was pretty simple, and once it’s connected to your WiFi, controlling it through the app or with Alexa/Google is super convenient. It’s cool to just say, “Turn the lights blue,” and it happens!I’m knocking off a star because it’s not the brightest bulb out there. It’s fine for ambient lighting but might not cut it if you need something super bright.Overall, it’s a great little gadget for anyone who wants customizable, easy-to-use smart lighting.

I bought 8 of these light bulbs and I deeply regret it. They have very poor connectivity. I have constant messages that the there is poor WiFi in areas of the house that shows strong WiFi on all other devices. To make things worse, they disconnect constantly - even the ones in the room with the router! I am re-connecting the light bulbs at least once a month. I am so tired of them, I am looking into replacing all of them with another brand.

I've used Feit products in my home for years as this is a brand that's sold from my local wholesale club. I'm happy I stumbled on this particular light as we have recessed bulbs that I needed to be smart bulbs. We were about to change the switches to smart switches (this is a total headache by the way) when I stumbled on this find!Super easy to sync with my wifi and get going. Automated a schedule so this light is on. It works with my google so I don't have to walk all the way over to flick a switch. 10/10 recommend.

Installed in 2019 and they still are working and it 2025.

Meh. Set up fine (with Tuya app) and integrated with home assistant but lost connection every few months and were never that bright. Not worth the hassle, at least for the front porch. Replacing with regular bulbs and a smart switch.

I got two of these to replace the bulbs that are in ceiling cans above my Plasma TV on the wall. The idea was to darken the area around the TV, while allowing the rest of the lights in the room to be on (it's an old plasma . . . . works best in dimmed light these days). Works like a charm!I love the no-hub idea. And what was super surprising is just how versatile these things are. Via the app and Alexa (which works really well, btw), you can dim the bulbs, you can change their temperature, even can change their color. Plus you can create groups (mine is "TV Lights") to control different sets of lights. Also, you can set up "themes", so you can name a theme, add a group or groups of lights to that theme, and then via alexa just say that name, and the lights come on at preset dim, on/off, temp and color. It's awesome - light bulbs taken to their logical and full conclusion.The only issue I've found is you can't dim them from your wall switch - they'll start to stutter and flash. You have to dim them from the app or with Alexa. since I've mixed "dumb" LEDs with these new nifty bulbs, I need to use the switch dimmer to tone down the "dumb" bulbs, which makes the clever bulbs stutter/flash. It's totally work-around-able but it they could dim via the switch without flashing, it would make them fully perfect (instead they're just 99.9% perfect).At around $15 each, I'm thinking of just doing all of the bulbs in the room, but that adds significant cost relatively speaking (I'd need to get 4 more, so that means $60 more to replace otherwise just fine existing LEDs lights that probably have at least a decade left on them, if not two decades - they really do not burn out, after six years zero need replacement so far!)All in all, these are fantastic, really well thought out.