Philips HueWhite & Color Ambiance E27 LED Bulb, 1600lm, dimmable, 16 mio. Colors, controllable via app, Compatible with Amazon Alexa (Echo, Echo Dot), Old Generation

Great lightbulb. Compatible with ZigBee/Home Assistant.Unfortunately, it's impossible to turn off Bluetooth on it, and CRI in white is not very high, but the red colour is very clear.

This is a relatively expensive bulb, even for Hue. You're paying more for more brightness in an area where it's needed.Luckily, it delivers. It's nice and bright. The colour accuracy is decent and of course will match other Hue RGB bulbs. As ever it works beautifully with Home Assistant via ZHA- probably the nicest choice for that ecosystem.I don't resent the price too much if it lasts a while, as decent lighting makes a big difference to your living space.

The colour choice of light is amazing. The white and warming light hues are great too. Easy to control via the Phillips Hue app and can be controlled via smart speaker (Alexa and google home). Well worth the money and the quality is great as well!

Wanter the extra bright bulb for a new lantern I installed onto our drive way, and needed to be Philips Hue to fit in with my existing Hue eco system.I already have approx 70 Hue bulbs / outside lights, some of which are still to be reconnected as I've recently moved house, so this fits in great.This bulbs works perfectly everytime, and I've already set up routines to come on at 100% bright white at sunset and then another routine to change it to warm white and down to 75% a few hours later, finally switching off at midnight, and again at sunrise (in case it gets switched back on again and forgotten about, particularly at weekends)Please note that this is not extra bright when you set it to different colours, this only applies to the whites which I was aware of!! But others may not be!Not much else to say except I have docked a star as very expensive (as all hue stuff is) but I couldn't find any decent deals on it (only seems to be sold as single bulbs too) so just bought one after looking around for a few weeks.If you don't need the 1600 lumen version you can get much better deals on the 1100 lumen version which I have gone for in my lanterns in the back garden.

read last 2 chapters of review for this items integration . the rest is for something elsethis company builds some of the best lights surpassing even Philips hue stuff.and they usually price it around £10 / piece. wish they did some wifi matters integration in to their bulbs. have a bunch of their bulbs and never regretted buying their stuff.there is science behind their bulbs. well they might as well not know it . let me explainthere is hardly any sunshine here in uk. ever heard of scanadanivian countries having the highest rate of suicide. Greenland/iceland etc. well had it occurred to you that it might be linked to the gloomy atmosphere year round .well here comes the good news. the 5000k and 6000k bulbs are designed to mimic sunlight indoors and they are bright. trust me when I say it will light up your home and light it up good.the bulbs have anti flicker tech which means when you snap pics with these bulbs on you video film wouldn't have flickers in them. it means the frequency that these bulbs work is not irritating for humans and animals I think.when the human brain gets its fair share of sunlight it is less prone to depression. so to cure depression buy the 5000k or 6000k lights. they are literal life savers. you will see mood improving inside your homes once you have these installed. they will bring indirect happiness . I use Philips hue smart plugs connected to lams with these bulbs and use a sensor to detect my presence in the room to automatically turn on and off the lights. you can literally buy any smart plug which also has infrared sensor like tp link tapo smart plugs . best to buy matters certified smart plugs from tapo. the p110m version is good and £10er each. the sensor will light up the lamps and shut them off when it stops detecting presence in the room . this way you end up with automatic lights in your living room.I used 3 of these 30w bulbs in each bedroom . changed to Philips hue . you need around 4500 lumen in a bedroom to cure depression and around double that in a living room . this is for a house that is pure white inside paint. if dark coloured paints then the lumen requirement goes up of 50%. best to buy white furniture and curtains to keep sense of the space being open and large.

Needed extra bright hue bulb - this worked as expected and works fully with Hue as you would expect. Highly recommended.

I cannot in good faith recommend anyone purchase this overpriced joke of a bulb.For starters it's £60 for 1What they don't tell you is you also need a Hue Bridge to access more which is pointless if you're like me and only intend on buying 1 bulb and that costs £40 and here's where the biggest joke comes in if you were hoping for a bright RGB light guess what if you want smooth RGB lighting that's a paid subscription.I think if I'd told anybody I'm paying a subscription for a lightbulb I'd be considered a laughing stock.Point is unless you're buying multiple I can see it and you want bright lights and don't care for the RGB then they sell ones that don't have RGB but to claim this has RGB and have it locked behind a monthly subscription and then need a giant Overkill product like the Bridge too is a seriously bad piece of false advertisement.When this one gives out I definitely won't be buying from Philips again as to me this is a literal scam

I already have 14 of the 800 Lumen colour hue bulbs and they're great. I just decided I needed a brighter one for the kitchen and this one is noticeably brighter and illuminates the space better. So it has achieved what I wanted