Smart lamp Aqara LED Light Bulb, E27, 9 W, 6500 K Review

purchased to swap out Yeelight bulbs. I was mostly seeking for HomeKit adaptive lighting functionality to make it simpler to get up and go to bed. So far, happy

This is a terrific alternative in general for a true smart home, which, as you are aware, should operate on zigbi and not on Wi-Fi; nevertheless, there is not enough diversity at this time, and I hope that more possibilities will be provided in the future. Has pros: - Stability. Zigby is not wifi for you, there are three lamps, two Akara lamps and one Philips lamp, and thus the Philips lamp occasionally falls out, but the Akara lamps never do. - Storing the state ensures that the prior state is

The first experience of acquaintance with such light bulbs. And he's lucky. The product came well packaged, even very. The tincture is fast, it performs its functions. Shines bright. In the application, you can select cold / warm light, its brightness. Set up usage scenarios.

They just didn’t try, and the router was reconfigured, and through third-party applications and native, and through Alice, it doesn’t work!

There is no non-volatile memory, as a result, the most banal short-term power outage knocks down the work scenario. Otherwise, it shines, adjusts the brightness and warmth of the light.

They took it for a floor lamp. The brightness is not enough. Works through the AGARA "whistle" hub, connected to Alice, made several scripts. Everything works fine, warm light is good, cold light is very cold, but full brightness is a bit lacking. In general, the product is satisfied. I ordered two, the second has not yet attached.

Excellent bulbs, well packaged, fully working. To enter pairing mode, slowly flip the switch until the light flashes several times. Bought specifically to work with Alice. To work with . Station 2, you do not need to have a gateway / hub and third-party applications for forwarding to a smart home, just connect by the command "Alice, find a new device" after activating the pairing mode on the lights All functions in the application are there, from on / off to changing the brightness and…

Works great in conjunction with the second Alice, childish torment with turning on and switching withstood perfectly) I bought two more of the same lamps.

Be careful - you need a hub to connect. I had to buy a hub e1. I was pleased with the maximum brightness, I thought the bulbs would be dimmer (individually). They cope with the assigned tasks. Connected to the smart home through the akara hom account (only the 2022 region is supported, China has not been taught yet)

Got pros: Yastation2 quickly found them and the setup went without problems - zigbee Cons: A little more than a regular light bulb (previously there were led from gauss, the warm light was nicer there)

Pros below: Works. Easy to connect to Station 2 I took it for a smart chandelier. Got cons: Sometimes they don't turn off at the same time. By voice command, Alice turns on with a delay of a couple of seconds, but this is inevitable.

The first independent smart bulb in use, not bad, much cheaper than organizing a lamp through a controller and an LED strip. This lamp is good, but you will have to pick up something else less powerful. I really liked it as an object for training with automation, screw it into a table lamp and play with algorithms. Pros: Quickly connected to HomeAssistant via zigbee2mqtt, easy to manage and connect to automations, smooth blanking. Bright light, even better than a 10W gauss lamp. Some cons: no…

When buying station 2 with the Aqara kit, I received one of these. I screwed it into a chandelier, connected via Zigbee in a couple of moments. Was pleased with the result. I have a chandelier for 6 light bulbs, so I bought 5 more on the market at a great price. Now an ordinary chandelier has become smart. Enough to light a room of 16 squares. Good light bulbs, I recommend for purchase to owners of devices with Zigbee.

Has some pros: It is difficult to assess the merits without experience of interacting with other smart bulbs. But let's try (Model ZNLD12LM, bulb firmware version 0.0.0_0032): - smooth on and off plans (but not when working in HomeKit automations) - easy connection (immediately forwarded to HomeKit) - visually does not differ from a conventional diode light bulb With its cons: - you cannot turn on the light bulb with a regular switch (if it was previously turned off through the application), be

Some pros: Cool lamp, works stably without any complaints, a wide range of brightness and color temperature. Cons: I couldn't help but mention it's big. At 9 watts the power is comparable in size to stupid 15 watt bulbs.

Bought, turned on, use and enjoy. I use it with Aqara Hub M2. Previously, there was an Aqara Hub M1, I took it to the dacha. There are already 8 such lamps in use and everything is in order with them. pleasant warm light, but also cold washes, if necessary