TP-Link Tapo Smart Light Bulbs, 1100 Lumens High Brightness (75W Equivalent), Matter-Certified, 16M Colors WiFi Light Bulb, Dimmable, Works w/Siri, Alexa & Google Home, A19 E26, Tapo L535E(2-Pack)

After my Sengled bulbs stopped working, I decided to try these Tapo TP-Link smart bulbs, and I’m glad I made the switch. Setup was incredibly easy—probably the smoothest experience I’ve had with smart bulbs. Using Alexa, I was able to set up 8 bulbs in less than 20 minutes, and they all connected on the first try without any hassle.The brightness is excellent at 1100 lumens, making them a true 75W equivalent. Rooms that used to feel a little dim are now well lit, and the dimming feature works perfectly for creating different moods. The 16 million color options are vibrant and fun to experiment with, and the white tones range from warm and cozy to bright and cool, which is great for both relaxing and working.Another big plus is that they’re Matter-certified, so they integrate seamlessly not just with Alexa but also with Siri and Google Home. That future-proofs them and gives me confidence they’ll stay compatible long-term.Overall, these bulbs are reliable, bright, versatile, and very easy to use. After dealing with other brands that were inconsistent, these have been a refreshing upgrade. Highly recommend them for anyone building out a smart home.

I picked these bulbs because they seemed like a good deal, and I needed some new ones for my room. The light is pretty bright (almost too bright sometimes), but it works well as a cheap sun lamp to help me wake up in the morning (who needs coffee?). They're also easy enough to set up and work with all the major voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant, which is nice. I don't have many smart home devices, but these were simple to add into my existing setup. My favorite part is probably the ability to change the colors though, it adds some variety to my room (I even got a couple of those fake neon signs from Wish to go along with it).The Matter thing seems like overkill for me since I don't have many other smart home devices but hey, at least they work offline if needed. My internet has been pretty stable though, so haven't had to test that out yet (maybe one day when I get around to buying more smart stuff for my apartment). All in all, these bulbs are a solid choice if you need some new lighting and want the convenience of voice control and app support. The price is right too, can't complain there.

The lamps are ok but the blue is kind of a washed out blue and if your home WiFi doesn’t support IPv6 you won’t be able to use these.

Much like their cameras, this was very easy to set up and connect to your WiFi. It’s not very bright for a 75W bulb, but it works as advertised.

First off I am almost totally blind, so this review is from a man with extreme visual limitations, and as that man go on knowing that you may have a different experience in setting up these bulbs.I am trying to move everything I can in my house to Work on both Amazon and Apple. After listening to a lot of videos about matter certified bulbs, TAPO seem to be the best value for the money. I ordered 10 of these bulbs in total, which took care of every light in my house. They were very easy to set up Through the Alexa app, but not through the TAPO app. And even harder through HomeKit. The videos I listen to told me to just scan the QR code through HomeKit and set it up. Not one of the QR codes worked so I had to generate each individual code Through the Amazon Alexa app and then put it into HomeKit. It was a very tedious task and that being said, I still am not able to add any of the bulbs to the TAPO app.I would also like to say that these bulbs aren’t as responsive as their Regular smart KASA bulbs. Whether I’m using Siri or Alexa to activate them, they take a couple seconds to come on. I do like the fact that when I did finally get them connected to the Siri portion that I can just tell my Apple Watch or say hey Siri through my earbuds and they worked and light up just like they’re supposed to. This means that if I am out and about, I do not have to pull my phone out and open it with Face ID to open the Alexa app to work them. That is a big plus for me.All in all I do like these bulbs, and I wish I could set up the scene mode through the Alexa app or HomeKit, but that’s only available through Tapo, which I cannot use. These work and do the job that they’re supposed to do albeit slow so I am on the fence about recommending them. Maybe with some updates they will get better and if that’s the case, I will come back and change the review as of now they are mediocre at best.

I use Kasa smart plugs and TP-Link products so it made sense to me to consolidate and invest in these Tapo bulbs especially since they connect via Matter, Bluetooth and WiFi. In addition, they link to Alexa and Smart Things so I can control my devices in a multitude of ways, my favorite of which is Alexa. Entering a dark room with an armful of laundry and just telling Alexa to turn on the light doesn’t get any easier than that. What might be easier is pairing these lights. Yep, while I was reading to see how to link them, each app had already found and paired with both bulbs. All I did was rename them and assign them to a group. Easy peasy. My only regret: my previous bulbs were 60 watt equivalent, these are 75 watt equivalent, but the white light is no brighter. Is that a deal breaker? No, especially when I can change the vibe with a request for red, pink, green, blue or whatever color I want. I like these so much, I’m ordering another for the study.

These Tapo light are easy to set up first off if you have Alexa as I do. They fit perfectly in my lamps. They are super bright and easy to use with voice commands. The box says it has infinite colors and I agree. These are solid wifi led lights and I'm glad I got them. My pictures show some of many colors you can choose.

Got these to replace my aging Wyze Bulb Colors (Wyze doesn't seem to support them anymore). The bulbs seem to be fine, have decent color reproduction. The app needs some work. It's pretty basic and clunky. Currently unable to do much with light groups for some reason. You should be able to do anything you can with an individual light to a light group. The light groups need to be fixed ASAP.