Philips Hue 75W A19 White and Color Ambiance LED Smart Color-Changing Bulb - Pack of 4 - E26 Indoor - Control with Hue App - Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple Homekit

The Philips Hue 75W A19 LED Bulb is a fantastic way to bring smart, color-changing light to your home. With 1100 lumens, it provides plenty of brightness, and the ability to adjust both white and color ambiance gives you endless options for creating the perfect atmosphere. Whether you want warm, cozy light for relaxing or bright, vibrant colors for a party, this bulb has you covered. The setup is seamless through the Hue app, and it works effortlessly with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit, making voice control super easy. You can dim the light, change colors, and even set schedules to suit your lifestyle. The E26 base ensures it fits into most standard fixtures, and it’s great for any indoor space. Plus, it’s energy-efficient, lasting longer than traditional bulbs while providing top-notch performance. Whether you're setting the mood or lighting up a task area, the Philips Hue A19 LED Bulb is a solid choice for anyone looking to make their home a bit smarter.

5/5 Rating Great upgrades to my current 60W Philips Hue bulbs I've had since 2017. These bulbs are 75W and they are brighter, come with a QR code label on each which makes it super easy to link to your Philips Ecosystem. So far these lights are an excellent upgrade all around. Pros Brighter than past generation Super easy to pair with QR codes on each bulb Super easy to screw in Cons None

I set this Hue bulb up over Bluetooth in minutes, then later added it to my Hue Hub so it syncs with the rest of the house. Colors are vibrant, whites get bright enough to replace a standard bulb, and voice control through Alexa has been flawless. Great starter or expansion bulb if you’re building a smart lighting system. I've had multiple for years now with no issue.

As usual, Philips has the best quality lighting. Perfect reproduction of color, can be both internet connected, and local-only. While still plastic, isn't cheap or easy to break, fits just like any other light bulb. Local-only setups are snappy to react to requests, and I have even had fast, really instantaneous updates with home-assistant. It also dims fine using light dimmers, but compatibility will depend on the dimmer.

I've been using Hue bulbs for 5+ years now. They work great, and are fairly bright. Larger rooms will likely need a few bulbs, which can get pricey. That is really the biggest gripe, is the price. There are many cheaper competitors out there, but I am so deep into the Hue ecosystem that I may never get out! Being able to control the lights with my phone is definitely my favorite feature. Hue also sells remotes that you can adhere to the wall, next to your normal light switch, or you can just keep the remote handy on a coffee table or end table. Personally I find the phone most convenient though. On iOS (and I would imagine Android as well) you can set up shortcuts, where you can preconfigure an action for the lights when you press an icon on your homepage. For example, i press "work" and all the lights turn off, and my office lights turn on. I press "bed time" and all of the lights in the house turn out. Another great feature is the "alarm clock" setting. You can set your wakeup time and the lights will gradually turn on up to 30 minutes before, and gradually get brighter until reaching max brightness at the wakeup time that you set. Another nice automation feature is the location based settings. For example you could have the lights turn on when you are coming home from work. Or even better, you can make the lights flash red when your significant other is coming home! Overall, they work great. I'm a happy customer, i would give 5 stars if they were priced more competitively.

Love this light. Years later works flawlessly still. Feels like its going to have a super long lifespan, works well via Bluetooth but this model doesnt have wifi connectivity. Ease of use isnt the best as the app could use some serious upgrading and any rather good features need other devices and or pay walls. Doesn't seem to get that hot. Have it outside in arizona temps this entire time no issues.

I have a lot of LED bulbs in my house. I have a bunch of Lutron LED dimmers and I'm pretty sure Lutron should face a class action. I have tried so many bulbs, so many settings on the dimmer, but no matter what the flicker is there. These Philips bulbs, while pricey, ultimately are worth it to me. Not only do they not flicker AT ALL, they change color, and they dim super well. I'm fed up with everything else. I'll just by Philips HUE from here on out. I bought 10 of these for my living room. They are amazing. Everyone who sees them asks me about them.

I won't describe the advantages of Philips Hue bulbs because you can find that information anywhere on the Internet. Basically, they're the best smart bulbs out there. I love the color options, the control, the synchronization, and the Alexa integration. I love everything about them, except the price. If you can handle the price, then there is nothing that should stop you from buying them. Amazon usually has the best prices since big box stores and Philips do not usually discount Hue lights on their own websites. Maybe you could find slightly better prices somewhere else, but buyer beware. HELPFUL TIP: I like buying 75W (1100 lumen) bulbs to replace standard 60W (800 lumen) bulbs. The max brightness for Philips Hue bulbs is best achieved when they are set to white light. If you want brighter colors (who doesn't, honestly? that's why you want these bulbs!), then I recommend bumping your lumens up to the next tier.