Review on Enhanced Smart WiFi Light Bulb 2.0: Ultimate Connectivity and Versatility by Jessica Lewis

I recently wrote a review about a smart remote from Yandex, which, together with a mini-station with Alice, introduced me to adult entertainment called "smart home". Today I want to share my impressions of another element of this "smart home" - a smart light bulb. I was also given it as a gift (I probably would not have dared to buy it myself, given their prices), so I did not choose the brand and functionality. I got a smart bulb Hiper IoT A61 White. The technical characteristics of the light bulb I indicated in the description. Outwardly, it looks like a regular LED light bulb. The light bulb is controlled via Wi-Fi and works great with Alice. True, for this you need to create another account, on Hiper (yes, accounts breed like rabbits). The connection is quite simple. You need to screw it into the cartridge, install the application from Hiper on your smartphone, create an account and follow the instructions on the screen. During the connection, the accounts on Yandex and Hiper are merged, and Alice gets access to control the light bulb. Unlike RGB models, this bulb emits only white light, but the brightness and color temperature can be adjusted - from cold to very warm white. The light bulb shines, according to my feelings, 70-80 watts in the cold range. Warmer is dimmer. In the evening, when the load on the network is higher (especially if the multicooker is working), the brightness of the glow decreases noticeably, the light blinks. By voice command, it turns on and off smoothly. There are several preset modes (available from the native application) - reading, working, something else, but this feature is unlikely to be in great demand. Games with brightness and color temperature can be very useful when you have a nice lady visiting you, and you need to effectively create an atmosphere of comfort and intimacy in the room :) I created a script that turns on the light in the kitchen for my rise at work - all some kind of practical benefit. Now about paranoia... In fact, this smart light bulb is constantly plugged in, and I can't help but feel that one day some Chinese thing inside might short, mumble and flash (somehow my laser pointer battery exploded... very suddenly). Therefore, leaving for work, I turn off everything at home except the refrigerator. So my house is smart only when I'm at home )) One more moment. If the light bulb is turned off by software, but the electricity is turned off and on, then the light bulb turns on by default, that is, the light turns on. And our electricity goes out frequently. And if your house is full of these smart bulbs, then come home from work - and the house is full of illumination :) So decide for yourself - to have or not to have ... UPD. Today I checked the light bulb for flickering through the smartphone camera. Alas, the bulb noticeably flickers ((Because of the flicker, I lower the rating.