Review on 🔌 3 Pack of Google Dimmable Equivalents - Compatible and Optimized by Sara Reyes

WLAN-enabled, color-changing intelligent light bulbs are quickly becoming a commodity and no longer a luxury item. Philips Hue has been convincing us for several years. These Innr lamps are ok. They work just as well as the Hue and Sengled bulbs I own. These bulbs convince me that the money for more expensive systems is no longer worth it. Founded by some ex-Hue engineers, Innr originally required a bridge to make their lightbulbs work (you could use a Hue bridge or buy one from Innr), but they've now moved on to making lightbulbs that connect directly to your WiFi are. fi network. To use their lamps you must first download the Innr app and create an account with Innr. Once you have an account, you use your phone to scan the barcode on the side of the lightbulb, plug the lightbulb into an outlet, turn it on and the connection is established. After that, all you have to do is enter your WiFi password. If you want to use the bulb with Google Home, all you have to do is enter your Innr account details after you've decided to add the device to Google Home. Select the "Powered by Google" option and you're good to go after logging into your device. With the Innr app you can choose colour, light output and white temperature. These options stay set when you control your light with Google or turn it on and off manually. You can also customize the lightbulbs using Google, but the Google Home controls aren't as detailed as they are in the Innr app. Innr also offers a number of established procedures for using your lightbulb. In general, this is a professionally designed and completely normal process. Just as it works with Hue, Sengled and other big manufacturers and the lamp looks as bright and colorful as their lamps. Highly recommended.