Has some pros: Stable work, the price is lower than competitors. Communication with Alice. With its cons: The light is warm, the base is heated. needs settings in 2 programs MI Home and with Alice.

If you have a mihome eco system in the China region (and this is 99% true), then do not add this one. You can make friends with Alice, only from the Singapore mihome region, and there are not many devices there, mostly lights and lamps. Uncomfortable. In Alice, you cannot add 2 xiaomi accounts, so you have to compromise here. It is better to take a wiz lamp, the light is more pleasant and there are no problems with regions.

Good light bulb. I use it as a light alarm. I recommend it to everyone in winter. There are no automatic brightness up and down modes. Managed via mi home.

It would be nice if the temperature was regulated and the Yeelight remote was tied, but I think this would greatly affect the price.

with the same success could buy an ordinary diode for 200r Different pros: a lamp like a lamp. I’ll add a year has passed 30% of the lamps somehow died, I noticed another oddity - roughly only about 30 lamps I stuck half of them connected to the official application about a year later, almost simultaneously, blinking then shining somewhere by 1/4, about a third or more died they don’t die, but the same lamps from the same box screwed in in a country house where parents live and not connected to

In general, I am satisfied. Now you can control the chandelier with voice commands, set the brightness, turn on the lamps individually. It is especially convenient when at night in the dark the cat rustles with something. Now you don't have to run to the chandelier, you can just ask Alice to turn on the chandelier)) With its pros: Lamp as a lamp, standard socket E27. It shines, responds to voice, changes brightness on demand, you can group devices, prescribe scenarios. Cons: The light is…