Kasa Smart Light Bulb KL110, LED Wi-Fi smart bulb works with Alexa and Google Home, A19 Dimmable, 2.4Ghz, No Hub Required, 800LM Soft White (2700K), 9W (60W Equivalent)

Saw these on sale and decided to give them a chance. Glad I did! This was my first foray into smart lightbulbs. They helped solve a particular problem in my apartment. My dining room light fixture is controlled by a non-dimmable Z-Wave smart switch. I don't have control over the hub, so I can't replace the switch. Not without incurring the wrath of my landlord, anyway. Not being able to dim that light was miserable.Smart bulbs ending up being an ideal solution. The Kasa app works great, and is almost as convenient as a physical dimmer. Sometimes it's better, since I don't have to get up from the table. The app *does* allow three bulbs to be linked and dimmed as one, which is essential for my application.Setup was easy as well. Each bulb starts in access point mode. First you log into each one and give it your Wi-Fi credentials. Then you add them in the Kasa app and group them as needed. Very slick.These also excel as lightbulbs. Color temperature is perfect. The 90+ CRI rating is believable. Dimming is smooth and incredibly fine grained, with no flickering at lower levels. I can dial in anything from candlelight to full light suitable to work by.I've been using these bulbs daily for five months, with no issues. I'm very pleased with them and would buy them again in a heartbeat.

I recently upgraded my home lighting with Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Light Bulbs, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience. Right out of the box, the installation was a breeze. The Kasa app guides you step-by-step, and I had all my bulbs up and running in under 15 minutes—no hub required, just Wi-Fi.The real highlight is the effortless integration with Alexa. Once connected through the Alexa app, I could control lights in every room with simple voice commands. Whether I’m turning lights on/off, dimming for a movie, or setting schedules, Alexa handles it smoothly.The Kasa bulbs also support scenes and automation, making them a great entry point for smart home beginners while still offering advanced features for tech-savvy users. Highly recommend if you're looking for reliable, user-friendly smart lighting.

So easy to hook up to phone but needed phone assistance to hook up to alexa. I'm not good at new fancy stuff so called the help number . Joey Sonio from Kasa helped me by walking me through the steps and it worked great. The kasa bulb set up easy to my phone to turn ot on and off but I'm not always here and needed alexa at home for my husband. It works great!

nice bulb to replace my current one, easy to control with app with lightness adjustment, turn on and off. The only problem is sometimes lost the control and react slowly

These were easy to install and work well. I have recently had problems with my Sengled bulbs and decided to try these out and so far they work like a charm.

I have a ton of smart plugs. All different brands. I find them very frustrating because they will disconnect frequently, sign you out of the app, amongst other things. We have an old home with no light switches and only outlets so smart plugs were a must for me. After trying these bulbs, I have removed all of the plugs. These were sooo fast and easy to connect. The app allows you to add pictures of the lamp so you know exactly which one you are using. The dimming ability is great. The brightness is perfect and yellow, not blue. I also got 4 bulbs for $23 so that was the biggest green light. They fit as a normal bulb would. Great value. Will be buying more

Easy to setup. Purchased this brand after the other bulbs by Sengled failed for the 2nd time. I highly recommend Kasa bulbs, 100% worth the extra cost.

Update 2: After almost a month of back and forth with support I finally got ahold of an engineer. The Engineer was very skilled and systematically helped look and check a number of settings and ended up with the resolution of downloading a Beta firmware and loading it onto the first bulb. I completed the remaining updates and so far has been stable for a day. Lots of work to get to this point, I hope they roll out a general update soon. Update 1: Previously I had tried after reading a few reviews, I can confirm what others have found out that if you have a larger home with many Access points, or mine that is old and has heavy plaster walls so I have multiple AP's These WILL NOT work. There is a bug in the bulbs that will not allow them to connect if you have the same SSID broadcasting on multiple AP's. As a test I setup a single AP, with a new SSID and connected my phone and the bulb to that and it worked just fine, however that solution is not a great one. I don't want to setup a separate SSID just for these bulbs on every AP as well as my main SSID. Original review: So I'm 0 for 8 on these lights now unless I use the work around. 2 got so far to upgrading the firmware when they would start, then drop off the network and change their name to the default TP-LINK_Smart Bulb_XXXX then become greyed out and unable to connect again. The other two got to the point there I could rename them then you would get the "something went wrong" and they could never rename them. All 4 actually got stuck at that point but turning two off and on and waiting for them to flash did the trick and they were able to get past that. But I'm an hour and 10 minutes in and so far these are pretty much junk compared to the MANY other TP link switches, dimming switches, plain, and 3 way, many of the plain switched outlets, and 8 or so of the power metering outlets, metering surge strips, the plain 3 outlet surge strips, a couple of the outdoor outlets as well as a couple of the color changing bulbs. Pretty much EVERYthing else from they is awesome working in great harmony with Alexa, and some basic IFTTT simple scripts. I'm about the click another bulb off and on with a second between each power cycle to reset it again, then I will have another 10 minutes to contemplate at it tries to connect to the network again. Hopefully this is a bad batch and has some faulty firmware. My other gripe is for TP-links support is if you send an email, you will get 1 and only 1 response per day, luckily the one previous faulty product I had was from Amazon and I could return it for full refund from them otherwise TP link was going to charge to return. 2 hours in, I'm subtracting a star as these don't even function as light bulbs even once they have flaked out. They have an annoying blink maybe once per minute. I have documented my findings and troubleshooting steps and opened a ticket. I was SO positive about how well all my TP link gear has worked so far that I already tossed the boxes into recycling and I just went to fish them out of the can.