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)

Put the light in the socket, turned it on, opened Google Home and scanned the bar code sticker in the box. Done. No additional third party apps or accounts needed. It throws a lot of light. I can put two in my ceiling lamp and it feels like the sun. Claims to be a 75 watt equivalent. I'd say it's plenty of light for most things. Can also dim and change both color and color temperature. I told Google to turn my kitchen light blue and it did. Features all work in automation too. At roughly 10 us dollars per bulb, it's a little pricey for a light bulb, but way cheaper than a dimmable smart plug and surprisingly entertaining. Feels like a plastic light bulb in terms of quality. I had zero fear when installing. Seems to be standard in size to the common household light bulb. I can't speak for durability as I just turned it on and off a few times, but it did work, flawlessly with Google Home, out of the box, so it's a winner. 10/10. Will buy again.

Love this bulb! This product along with the downloaded TP Link app works great! Have this above my kitchen sink and set on a schedule so it goes on at night and off in the morning. House is lit when coming home at night! Amazing how you can set this to multiple colors/brightness/warmth. Simple to install and link to WiFi. Well worth it!

Excellent smart bulbs. Bright, responsive, and easy to set up in the Tapo app. Colors look great and the white light is very bright when needed. Works flawlessly with Alexa and Google Home, and Matter support is a big plus. These are now my go-to smart bulbs.

These bulbs work fine for basic functions, but I was looking for bulbs that connect via Matter and dim properly with Alexa. This feature is inconsistent and works intermittently, so I decided to return them.

My grandson bought these for me and set them up. I had an accident and was not very mobile especially in my upper body and these were a godsend being able to speak to Alexa and telling her to turn them on and off. They also have different colors which is a nice feature and they’re dimmable.

Fast setup, directly with the Google Home app, which was great compared to other versions where you need an independent app to set up and then link to Google Home. The only problem is that the constantly become disconnected/unavailable. Going to give it another week or so and if the problem persists, I'm returning these.

this works great with my alexa system, the 75 watt bulbs function unlike the 100w hue lightbulbs that did not work on my light fixture (fan/light). Setting up with challenging at first, but that's probably because I did not read directions carefully.

I wanted dimmable LED lighting in my stairwell, and have had poor results using dimmable LED bulbs with a Tapo smart dimmer switch, so I went with a gang of smart LED bulbs and two of these. Setting the button for basic 'on-off' for a group of bulbs was pretty easy, setting up for the dimmer function was a little more tedious. Once configured, the button works as expected, with maybe <1/4 second delay from pressing the button to the lights actually turning on. The design of the wall plate makes it useless for US households; it's much bigger and bulkier than the wall-plates we're used to, preventing its use with a multi-gang switches. The wall plate has an embedded piece of steel to which the button sticks to magnetically. There is no mechanical fastener for the button at all, it just sticks via magnetic base. Since the wall plate wasn't useful, I adhered a large steel washer to my exiting switch plate and stuck the switch to that. The Smart Button looks and feels very cheaply made (it's not an expensive piece of kit either). If you have a nice house with high-quality switches this will look out-of-place. It's not nearly as robust as an actual UL-listed 'dumb' rotary dimmer switch, so I'm curious how long it will last under normal use. Dimming is visually 'digital' and lacks the instant and smooth fade ramp of a conventional dimmer.