Review on 🔌 Sengled Smart Compatible Controlled Connection by Jake Yap

Good at first Yes, it connects via bluetooth. yes the light works Ok, now for the bad. Alexa's description is misleading at best. If you connect Bluetooth to a phone, tablet, etc., you must disconnect it in order to connect Alexa. If you want to control the light, then only through the application. While the app can remember your previous lighting settings, it won't work below 5% brightness (even if the app allows 0% to 4% as well). If you want the speaker to always work, leave the light switch on (with or without the light setting). This version (solo) only works as a single. If you want multiple speakers, get another product (JBL Master/Slave version or Hub/Satellite version). He often has trouble maintaining a connection. If he plays, there are dropouts. When it is on but not playing, it will beep when it loses signal. Aggravating. It beeps every time you turn on the light switch. I can't turn it off. I can't think of a situation where this solves the problem. No matter where you put it, do you really want to control your light from the app all the time? If you're not sending a Bluetooth signal for music etc, there's no good way to send it from your stereo. Even if your system has a bluetooth transmitter and it will pair (mostly not), it has to be very close or the signal will be too weak. Do not buy this poorly marketed product.