Review on 💡 Dimmable Candelabra Lights with Color-Changing Capability by Brent Ayyagari

Both bulbs worked at first - they started working at a flash setting I can't imagine unless I was lost at sea or trying to trigger a seizure. It's just personal preference, although a dance party can be fun. The slow change setting is much nicer. Or would it be if things went on like this. Both bulbs stuck in different lamps from different manufacturers get stuck as the purple light transitions into the next. I don't know what it is, I only know that it's lighter than purple. Once there it sometimes changes again, but never if I look closely - one lamp is still purple two hours later and the other is now blue. It was blue for at least ten minutes, could have been much longer, I stopped seeing it 2 hours ago. Oh look at that, it just turned teal, a REALLY pretty color, I wouldn't mind if it stayed that way, dammit, it just turned green and instantly purple. It's attached to light purple again. The other left no bright purple. I changed the batteries in the remote controls, removed the lampshades in case something interfered with the glass, tried different lamps - no improvement. Remote controls do not work, once the paint freezes you have to turn the lamp off and on again. The slow change setting seems to be retained, but the color starts again from green each time. The next color is purple so I'm not getting much out of these bulbs. It's disappointing, they could do wonderful things for my collection of art glass lamps, but I don't enjoy the lamps that much when I look at the bulbs waiting to change color. I just made a sandwich, ate it, let the dogs out, let the dogs in. Both lamps are still light purple. If a bulb is stuck I would assume I was unlucky, maybe the connection came loose in transit or something, but both bulbs have the same problem so this is a manufacturing defect that needed to be investigated prior to sale. I'm glad they weren't gifts.