Feit Electric Smart Light Bulbs with RGBW Color Changing and Tunable White, 60W Replacement, Dimmable, Wi-fi Enabled, No Hub Needed, Works with Alexa and Google, OM60/RGBW/CA/AG/3, 3 Pack

I currently have about 9 of these bulbs in my apartment, and they are actually pretty amazing tbh. Im glad i bought them, but i didnt buy all of them from amazon just my last one. I highly recommend these, the app is easy to group lights but i wish it worked with Siri. Dont leave them on for more than a week straight as it causes them to have connection issues. great for hang outs, or being able to dim lights for movies. they are def on the cheaper quality side

Summary: Quick and easy to set up, with a strong and reliable 2.4 GHz WiFi connection. Grouping works exactly how I need it, scheduling has helped with my child’s morning routine, and the bulbs respond consistently through both the Feit app and Alexa. Smart Device WiFi Setup: The one thing to be aware of is that these lights work best on a properly configured 2.4 GHz WiFi network. If your router combines 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz into one network, you may need to split the bands so you can connect the lights specifically to 2.4 GHz. In most routers, this is found in the WiFi or Wireless settings section of the router app or web dashboard. I also had to confirm the security was set to WPA2 and adjust the 2.4 GHz advanced settings so the connection stayed stable, including locking the channel bandwidth to 20 MHz instead of auto. These options are usually located under Advanced WiFi or Advanced Wireless settings. Once those settings were adjusted, the lights have worked flawlessly without disconnects. Every now and then I need to turn the power off for about 30 seconds, and then they reconnect. I’m not a tech support person, and once I knew which settings to look for, the fix was straightforward. I personally used ChatGPT as a guide to understand which settings to change and where to find them. Full Review: I have six of these Feit smart bulbs installed now. Three are in the living room and the other three are split between the master bedroom and my child’s room. Setup in the Feit app was quick and straightforward. I grouped the master bedroom and living room lights so they turn on together, and I have my floor lamp set up separately through Alexa for individual control. The scheduling feature has been especially helpful for our mornings. My child’s light turns on at the time they need to get up for school, which makes the routine easier. I also shared access with my child’s and spouse’s accounts, and the controls work smoothly for everyone. These bulbs connect through 2.4 GHz WiFi, and once I confirmed that during setup the connection has been very reliable. On rare occasions the bulbs stop syncing, but a quick reset fixes it. I turn the wall switch off for about 30 seconds (or leave it off while I’m out) and everything reconnects once the switch is turned back on. To avoid accidental power cuts, we installed light switch covers, which has helped keep everything running consistently. The app layout can feel a little busy at first, but once the rooms and groups are organized it becomes much more user friendly. Overall, I’m very happy with these bulbs and don’t plan on switching brands. I’ve become a Feit user for life because of how easy these are to use and how dependable they’ve been in daily routines. Update 1/8/26: After switching internet providers to AT&T, my Feit smart lights reconnected automatically as long as the new AT&T router used the same 2.4 GHz WiFi name and password as the old router. Keeping the network name the same made the transition seamless, and no resets were needed. If the WiFi name is changed on the AT&T router, switching the lights to a new network is still very easy through the Feit app. Another option that worked well for me was enabling the Guest WiFi through the AT&T router’s Advanced WiFi settings. I adjusted the Guest WiFi settings under the WiFi section and used it as a dedicated 2.4 GHz network for smart devices. Once enabled, the lights connected quickly and stayed stable. If you also use Feit smart plugs, keeping the same WiFi name and password or using a dedicated Guest WiFi network is especially helpful since it allows them to reconnect automatically. If you’re not comfortable changing these settings, AT&T support can assist.

I’m new and very late to this smart home thing, so I had no reference or basis to use when buying things like this. So I picked these at random. But honestly, I’ve had zero issues with them. Is the interface between Alexa and the Feit all a bit fiddly? Sure. But do they still work with Alexa and do exactly what I need them to do? Absolutely. Without a doubt. And the color change ability is neat and an added perk I guess, just not something I’ll really use a whole lot. But man, they are bright bright bright!!! All my ceiling lights use two bulbs, but just one of these with the white light setting is brighter than both of those together. It’s insanely bright. But it can also be dimmed to ultra low levels. I don’t need a strobe light or random color change routine. I just wanted something that works with Alexa, doesn’t take a degree in rocket surgery to set up, and provide good light. These fit every bit of those requirements. So much so that all my lights in my house are now this brand. Again, I have little experience and these are the ones I picked to start with. But honestly, I don’t feel the need to keep looking for other brands or types. Easy to set up, good value, easy to control using Alexa.

The Feit Electric OM60/RGBW/CA/AG bulb offers a lot for the price—full-color options, tunable white light, dimming, scheduling, and voice control with Alexa or Google Assistant, all without needing a hub. The brightness is solid for a 60W-equivalent, and the colors are fun for setting different moods. That said, the Wi-Fi connection can be unreliable. Mine occasionally drops offline, and after a power outage it takes 10–15 seconds to reconnect, which can be frustrating if you use it in a main light fixture. Some people have had early failures, so longevity may be hit or miss. If you keep it in a lamp or fixture that stays powered on, it’s a nice, affordable smart lighting option. But for critical lighting or fast response, you might want a more reliable brand or a Zigbee-based bulb.

Works great! I had tried 2 different portable dimmer switches in the $15 to $30 price range, and neither worked as advertised with several dimmable LED bulbs I tried. This $18 all-in-1 smart bulb works perfectly through its full dimming range and color temperature range, controlled by an app on my phone, which also works perfectly as advertised.

Al ser mi primer foco inteligente no tengo con que compararlo. Pero cumplió mis expectativas. * Buscaba reemplazar un foco led de 100 W, e ilumina excelente. * Poder disminuir la intensidad de la luz lo hace muy bien, del 1% al 100%. * Poder mover y programar la temperatura de la luz, para que en la noche la luz azul no nos quite el sueño. * El poner colores (RGB) en el foco es un plus, solo que la intensidad de estos es muy baja comparado a la luz normal, podria decir que un 50%. Se siente como un antro. Tiene una especie de parapadeo que casi no se logra notar. De ahi en feura excelente.

Excelentes. Los recomiendo ampliamente

Excelente, funcionales y fáciles de instalar, su sincronización a la app de Alexa y el utilizarlos en dispositivos Echo es muy simple!

no funcionan bien se desconfiguran seguido me decepciono el producto

Lo compre para automarizar las luces en zonas que faltaban de mi hogar y se me hicieron baratos. Y la verdad quede ampliamente satisfecho con ellos, así que animate y compralos.