Aqara LED 電球T2 E26口金 RGB CCT 75W形相当 スマート電球 調光調色 広配光 1100lm 1600万色 RGBマルチカラー | Matter over Thread対応 Alexa対応 HomeKit対応 電球色から昼光色まで スマートライト スマートホーム GoogleHome Siri に対応(1個)

matter対応かつthreads接続出来るので安定性バツグン home kitの適応型照明も出来るし、色の幅もいい 安くはないけど値段相応のクオリティがありオススメできる

Matter対応のスマート電球が欲しくて購入。Aqaraさんのスマートデバイスを持っているのでアプリを増やす事なく連携出来た。設定も簡単で大満足です。

本当にいい意味で使い勝手が普通のスマート電球です。 家に Thread ボーダールーター搭載のデバイスが設置されていれば、専用のブリッジなしで使えるため追加のコストを避けられます。 Aqara のブリッジは持っていないため、Aqara Home からは使用できませんが、Apple Home や Google Home といった Matter 対応のプラットフォームから Thread を使い利用することができるため困ることもありません（むしろウィジェットや音声アシスタントから操作できるので便利）。 ただ 1 点、HomeKit の適応型照明に対応していないのは個人的に残念に思いました。 それ以外は、レスポンス速度、セットアップ、電球の色などには特に問題なかったため満足しています。

It is great for indoor use.

最悪‥赤色がつかない。ので赤を使う色が全部おかしい。初期不良？

Matter でスマートホームを構築しているのでとても助かっています。競合のTapoやSwitchbotよりも圧倒的に品質が安定していて良さげです。MatterのためAqaraアプリを一切試していませんが、全体の印象としてはWizやTapo以上でPhilips以下って感じのクオリティです。

接続が切れることも無い、レスポンスも良い。 他社も使ったけどこれはかなりおすすめ

電球はしっかり機能しており、 Aqara M100ハブとの連携もスムーズで、MatterのQRコードを読み取るだけなので簡単に登録できますが電球をデバイス登録時にThread接続だと機能が制限されるようでAqara Homeアプリ上から複数の電球をグループ化してのRGB一括制御が出来なく困りましたが、一度登録デバイスから電球を削除しZigBee接続で再度登録するとRGB一括制御が出来ました。 Alexaとの連携はまずハブをmatterQRで登録すると電球もAlexa側で認識するのであとは指示に従えば迷うところはないと思います。(ハブ登録時になぜかは分かりませんがハブ説明書matterQRだとうまく登録出来なくAqaraアプリ上で表示したコードだと上手く登録出来ました)

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I’m really impressed with the Aqara T2 bulb. The biggest standout for me is the flexibility. Being able to use either Thread or Zigbee makes it much easier to fit into different smart home setups, whether you are using Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, Home Assistant, Ikea dirigera hub or an Aqara hub. The light quality is excellent. It gets bright enough for regular room lighting, and the tunable white range is much wider than most smart bulbs I’ve used. The warm tones are great in the evening, while the cooler whites are useful when I want a cleaner, brighter work light. The RGB colours are vibrant as well, and the transitions between brightness levels and colour changes feel smooth and responsive. Setup can depend a lot on how you plan to use it. If you are going Matter over Thread, make sure you already have a Matter controller and Thread border router. If you want the full Aqara feature set, Zigbee mode with an Aqara hub is the better route. Once connected properly, the bulb responds quickly and works well with automations. I also really like the power-off memory feature. It is a small detail, but being able to control what happens after a power outage is useful, especially for bedroom or hallway lighting where I do not want the bulb turning on unexpectedly. All in all, this is a very capable smart bulb with great brightness, excellent colour options, and strong smart home compatibility. It is best suited for someone who already has, or is planning to build, a proper Matter, Thread, Zigbee, or Aqara setup. Once it is configured, it feels reliable, polished, and much more flexible than a basic wifi smart bulb. Highly recommend!

UPDATE: I've now had this bulb for some time, and I've got to say... in simple terms... reliable. I've since bought a few more bulbs, and I have some with Zigbee and some with Thread protocols, and I've got to say both have been flawless for me. Now, granted, if you're building out a smart home, your reliability is based on your setup. Take into account that these IoT devices are communicated via a radio frequency of some sort. So, if you're having issues, move your hubs around if you'd like more reliability. It could be that something is obstructing or interfering with your hub to the endpoint (i.e. light bulb). I added these bulbs to my Apple Home. They work much better with my Inovelli smart dimmer (white series) than other bulbs that didn’t work in my environment. Week 1: This light is an excellent product, as always! It supports both Thread and Zigbee protocols, which is great for flexibility. It’s very bright, and I was able to set it up with Thread without any issues. The Zigbee setup was also straightforward, using the Aqara app. I like the On/Off Transition feature that allows me to turn on/off the bulb with a delay. I can edit this setting within the Aqara app. The colors are vibrant, with the warm white and white colors being particularly brighter. The light is responsive and has been reliable so far. If it continues to perform well, I’ll be purchasing more to replace some Nanoleaf bulbs that I’ve had trouble with. I highly recommend this light, regardless of whether you’re using it with Thread or Zigbee.

Great bulbs. They expand my zigbee network, which is important to me, since I want a robust network, but I mostly run smart switches instead of bulbs. (I have lots of fluorescent lights to control). These allow me to make sure the zigbee devices I have get a nice little boost since tel hey are directly powered. I have them in two basic ikea lamps on my nightstands. I removed the pull strings, so the lamps are always on. I control these bulbs using Aqara mini switches, which I program through Home Assistan. Since they are Matter capable, I also can control them through HomeKit without any extra effort. Great lighting, good colours and a price you can’t compete with. Phillips can’t touch these. At this point, using Hue is more a sign of having more money than sense. These are significantly cheaper and have better colour range and CRI.

I’ve been using Philips Hue bulbs for years and have about 40 of them throughout my home that are all controlled through Home Assistant. I decided to try this Aqara T2 bulb as a replacement, and I have to say, I’m impressed. I provided a few photos to help. You'll see the Aqara T2 next to the Philips Hue bulb. The color temperature and brightness are spot-on compared to my Hue bulbs, which is important since I rely heavily on adaptive lighting for circadian rhythm support. The bulb color accuracy is great as well and actually looks more accurate than the Philips Hue in certain color ranges. Take a look at the red, green and blue accuracy in my photos. Another great thing is that the Aqara T2 as a higher lumen rating (950lm) than the Philips Hue (850lm) which is always a plus. The Aqara integrated easily into Home Assistant, once I switched it into Zigbee mode, and it has been rock solid ever since. The only small downside is that you need the Aqara app to change the bulb from Thread to Zigbee. I don’t use Thread devices, so Zigbee was the better choice for me, and once that was set up I had no need for the Aqara app at all. From there, adoption into my system was quick and painless. At a much lower cost than Philips Hue, these bulbs are a fantastic value. I’ve already decided that as my existing Hue bulbs need replacing, I’ll be switching over to Aqara. I also use a bunch of Aqara’s motion sensors, contact sensors, and temperature/humidity sensors throughout my home, and they’ve all been reliable. If you’re looking for a cost-effective, high quality alternative to Hue that works perfectly, this is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended.