Review on 🔄 Revolutionize Your Changing Experience with PHOPOLLO Changing Compatible Assistant Multicolor by Tonya Jones

A few weeks ago I replaced four old CFLs in my dining room ceiling fan with these. They put out 800 lumens and are a good replacement for a 60 watt incandescent or 11-12 watt CFL. They only consume 9 watts of power, so save a lot of energy. They do not heat up, so they can be used almost anywhere without hesitation. Mine are in Google Home (you can use Alexa too) so I can control them with a voice command. It's really nice to be able to dim them first thing in the morning so they don't blind you, or you can turn them red and not interfere with your night vision. They can also be customized to match any color, from crisp white to warm sunset hues. You use your 2.4GHz WiFi at home and an app on your phone and you don't need a special hub. It's just that during setup you also need to set your phone to 2.4GHz. The app can set up multiple lights at once, but I'm having trouble getting it to work. If you place them in a hard-to-reach spot or have multiple bulbs on the same switch, installing the bulbs one at a time in the table lamp first will save you some trouble. That way they're ready to go before you even have to climb the stairs to reach a hard-to-reach outlet. They are very profitable, many similar bulbs are 2-4 times more expensive. I only noticed two differences from my other smart LED bulbs. When you turn them on or off, they light up immediately, some smart lights fade out or turn off in about half a second. Some commands are also slightly different. If I want these lights to turn red, I have to say "red light" and "light on" as two separate commands. With some of my other lights, all I can say is "burning red" and they turn red. Neither is a deal breaker, especially considering how much cheaper these bulbs are. I've only had them for a few weeks so can't say how long they will last, LED bulbs usually last a very long time but if one of them breaks in the future I'll update the review.