PRISMA Drop 65W Equivalent Multi-Color BR30 Smart LED Light Bulb

Sierra 1-Light White Fluorescent Ceiling Flushmount This is a beautiful light in rustic design. It adds character to any room. I love the fishing scene. It is a fluorescent light. It is very bright. Installation is easy, and it is low profile so it works well in rooms with lower ceilings. It was easy to install. The wires were already stripped and fed through. The one issue is it only has one set of mounting holes that line up with the light electrical box. If you box isn’t square to the room or has the holes on a diagonal, then you can’t line the light up with the rest of the room. I had to drill new holes. Drilling new holes isn’t difficult. I think the light is really nice and I enjoy having it.

Easy to use Internet of Things light bulb. I used this bulb to replace an existing 65 watt reflector bulb in a recessed ceiling fixture. The LED bulb is an exact size replacement for the incandescent bulb. I used the Android app to control this bulb. The app makes it easy to connect the bulb to my network. A clever networking feature just asks for your network password, then the bulb searches all available SSIDs until one connects with the supplied password. I’m not sure about security of sending a password to every SSID in the neighborhood, but it works well. The color, saturation and brightness controls work well. You should be able to adjust the lamp to any color you like, including a nice warm white. I knocked off points for the following reasons: - The packaging has a cardboard X that contacts the face of the lamp. This left scuff spot on the lamp. Not a defect, just an annoyance. - I have this in a fixture that can be turned off with a wall switch. If you turn off the wall switch, the lamp flashes red at a slow rate. As long as you only control it from the app, this shouldn’t bother you. - You can set the light to change scenes based on events, such as time and outside temperature. The app only lets you set the temperature in degrees Celsius. Not too helpful for the average USA customer.

I like the geeni lights quite a bit. I have a few different smart lights in my house, and these have been among the most reliable. They do not need a hub to operate, they connect directly to wifi, so as long as your connection is good, your lights work great. This light is a fun 65W replacement, It looks like a flood light, but I used it in my dauthers ceiling fan which has a frosted globe and it looks really cool on color mode. It does everything you'd expect a smart light to do (set multiple on/off timers, control from remote locations, work with Alexa, etc.) but the best feature of this bulb is the color settings. White is a great white and nobody would think it was anything other than that, but when you play with the light settings you can make some cool colors and patterns. We did a blinking red and green for Christmas :) Alexa control works great, just say "Make (lamp name) 50%" or "make (lamp name) red/blue/green/etc." and it responds.

I have never had this much fun playing with a light bulb. I downloaded the application to my phone, put the bulb in a ceiling fan in the bedroom, paired it, and then played with it for hours. I have found way to many uses for it I never thought of before, who knew I needed a bulb that changes color and is controlled by my phone. I will be placing this on my front porch, because I want to be able to turn on the light remotely if the dogs start barking, or if I walk up to the door at night, or if someone visits at night. The package etc. does not say it is good for exterior use, but it will be shielded from weather on my porch in an enclosed ceiling fixture, (granted bugs find a way into the cover, maybe this will not attract as many?) I was going to include a video, but my phone a ZTE does not have a very good camera, so I tried to setup the application on my Samsung Pro tablet running android 5 and all I could get was NOT COMPATIBLE (photo attached) so no video. I contacted their web site https://www.mygeeni.com/support/ and asked about that issue, but no reply. So I guess I got lucky with my phone or the application only works on phones, I am not sure. I recommend you download the application to your device before buying. Find it by going to Google play search for Geeni WiFi or Merkury download the one for lights, (they have several), otherwise it is just a 750 Lumens, 8W (65W equivalent) white light bulb. I also looked online (at their site) for the manual, (I have eyesight issues), and I could not find one, so I scanned the instructions that came in the package to make it easy for you to blow it up, save or print, (attached also). I gave it a four because they did not reply to email, the application will not install on my tablet, the application is a must have to properly use this bulb. If I did not have so much fun with it, these issues would have gotten a 3 or 2 star rating, but their bulb makes up for the slack in the other areas. Last word, Saint Patrick's day, my front door will be illuminated green, I going to use pink for Valentines day, etc. so much fun with a LED Bulb, again who knew?

The geeni 700-lumen bulb features makes it ideal for a reading lamp. Via their free app, you can change the color from a soft warm glow to a clear intense white. And its dimmable via the app too. No hub required, just your WiFi. It gets even better since the color can be controlled from red to blue to green to yellow or anywhere in between. The Alexa skill helps control the bulb via voice. Perfect for turning off the light when its time for sleep. Competitively priced, and beautifully boxed.

Doesn't work in recessed can spotlight

Could not get one bulb to hookup or the internet . Had to return them.

Works great. Simple to set up and operate. Price was reasonable.

Works perfectly with my compatible devices.