Linkind Matter Smart Light Bulb, WiFi Smart Bulbs with Remote, Smart Bulb Work with Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings, RGBTW Color Changing Bulbs Music Sync, 2.4Ghz A19 E26 60W 800LM 4 Pack

These Linkind smart bulbs exceeded my expectations. Setup was quick and easy with my Alexa and Apple Home, and they connected with no issues. The color options are vibrant and smooth, and the music sync feature is a really cool bonus. I use them daily and love being able to control everything from my phone or with voice commands. Brightness is perfect for any room, and I’ve had zero connectivity problems. Definitely worth it and will be buying more!

I recommend these Linkind Mattter smart-home, wi-fi bulbs over any other smart bulb. At this point, I’m practically a connoisseur. These Linkind bulbs can be set up directly in Alexa in a couple of minutes using each bulb’s specific QR or numerical code in the manual for each bulb.It’s so easy. There’s no need to download and set up the bulbs in separate brand app before Alexa accepts them for voice, brightness, and color control. Screw in the bulb, enter its code, turn it on. It flashes three colors then goes white. Then it flashes once more when it’s connected to Alexa, where you can name it and add it to the appropriate group, if you wish, such as kitchen, living room, porch, etc.The setting icon at the top of each bulb’s Alexa page allows the choice of many colors for these bulbs, although I primarily use soft white or warm white. Any Echo speaker acts as a hub. I have an Echo Show and four round Echo speakers.Alexa also controls my Nest thermostat, Ring Video Pro camera, a Blink camera, and a couple of Rokus. I use a pair of Wi-Fi 6 mesh routers.I still have some Feit bulbs connected. They aren’t bad, but they have to be set up in the Feit or Tuya app first. I replaced the TreatLife bulbs. And I’ve removed the many Sengled bulbs I had, because they’re the most difficult to set up and connect. They’re use BlueTooth instead of wi-fi, which I found to be a severe drawback.This is the third or fourth time I’ve ordered Linkind bulbs. I can’t recommmend them enough. There may be others that cost more but are no better. From now on, I’ll also look for the Matter feature before buying.

I recently added the Linkind Matter Smart Light Bulbs to my home setup, and they’ve been nothing short of fantastic. Setup was quick and easy thanks to the Matter QR codes—each bulb paired effortlessly with Apple HomeKit. Siri controls them flawlessly.The color range is excellent, and the brightness easily matches any 60W bulb I’ve used before. Whether I want a calm warm white or a vibrant party color, these bulbs deliver. The music sync feature is a fun bonus and really sets the mood.What really impressed me is the build quality—these bulbs feel sturdy and durable, with zero flickering even after hours of use. That level of consistency gives me confidence in their long-term performance.Highly recommended if you're looking to upgrade your smart lighting game!

I wanted to switch away from the Hué bulbs because honestly, I hate having the little hub require required and I want to move to the matter standard. These bulbs are affordable and multicolored and they work very well. I do find set up a bit of a pain because you have to use a QR code. But you have to power the bulb they do kindly send you the QR code on a separate piece of paper but you do have to match them up. I'd give this a five if we're easier to set up.

Linkind's new WiFi bulb's (2.4 Ghz) now also communicate with other smart devices via the new "Matter" protocol. Like past Linkind smart bulbs, they communicate and are managed through the Aidot smart home app which can be downloaded for Android or IOS through the app stores for each OS. When using the AIdot app and WiFi to manage these smart bulbs, there is a plethora of features to choose from and that includes a large collection of themes/scenes. They do all of the standard smart bulb things such as changing the color emitted by the bulb (16.7 million colors) to dimming or brightening and turning on or off on a schedule. They can also respond to various automation triggers such as a motion sensor detecting motion and turning on the light to shed some light on what triggered the motion sensor. This type of automation is more of a function of the app and depending on what app you use to monitor your smart devices and control them (Google Home, Aidot, Alexa, Home Assistant etc...) will dictate what type of automation you can do. The Aidot app was created to control smart devices released under several different brand names. Aidot, Linkind and Orein are a few of those brand names. The Aidot app was primarily created to configure and monitor smart devices from 6 or 7 differnt brands and might not work if you are using a brand that is not one of brands it was written for. Fortunately, there is an API that allows you to monitor and control smart devices from these brands via Google Home or Alexa (I do not have an iPhone or Apple computer but I understand that they will work with HomeKit as well. There currently is not an integration into Home Assistant but that is where the new "Matter" protocol comes into play. Utilizing "matter' to communicate between devices opens up a much larger world of software you can use to monitor and control your devices. I am currently using "matter" and Home Assistant to control these Linkind smart bulbs within Home Assistant. This is done with the Matter Integration within Home Assistant. I can do most things with the "matter" protocol with the exception of the themes/scenes. I really wasn't interested in those two features anyway and everything else you can do directly with the Aidot app, you can also do with "matter". It works and it works extremely well which I cannot say for some competitors "matter" enabled smart bulbs. The strength of the color spectrum has always been pretty good with Linkind bulbs. These bulbs carry on Linkind's strong color display over a wide spectrum of a 16.7 million colors color wheel. They also dim to 1% which is quite dim, and they can get as bright as a standard 60-watt light bulb. All in all, these are really good smart bulbs that will now work with any other "matter" enabled devices and software. Linkind bulbs were always on a short list of best smart bulbs, but the inclusion of "matter" is a game changer. These should be on your short list of bulbs to use in your smart home that don't require a second mortgage to purchase (yes, I am looking at you, Hue).