Tapo TP-Link Smart Light Bulbs, 800 Lumens (60W Equivalent), 2700K Soft Warm White LED Bulb, Dimmable, Compatible with Alexa and Google Home, No Hub Required, A19 E26, L510E (4-Pack) | 2700K Soft Warm White LED Bulb, Dimmable, Compatible with Alexa and Google Home, No Hub Required

They have excellent reviews. They're well made. They're quality and warm white light is beautiful. Unfortunately, I live up in the mountains and was unable to get the bulbs to link up to my system.

They work great with Alexa, I just wish they didn't reset if you turn the switch on and off 3 times. It's surprisingly easy to reset them accidentally, but the app makes it easy to get them set up again because it saves their settings.

These Tapo smart bulbs stand out for how quick and straightforward the setup is. Connecting them to the app took only a minute, and they paired with Alexa without any extra steps or troubleshooting. The app controls are intuitive, and the dimming range is smooth, making it easy to get the exact brightness you want for different rooms or times of day.The warm white color temperature feels comfortable and natural, not overly yellow or harsh. Once connected, the bulbs respond quickly to voice commands and routines, and they’ve stayed stable on the network without dropping offline. For everyday use—whether it’s automations, scheduled lighting, or simple voice control—they’ve been consistent and hassle‑free.The overall build quality feels solid, and the brightness is exactly what you’d expect from a 60W‑equivalent bulb. For anyone wanting smart lighting without a complicated setup or a separate hub, these are a dependable and user‑friendly option.

They work good and easy to connect once you figure it out. I like the dimming and soft on and off features too.*Update* after two weeks one bulb went dead, will not turn on or connect to Wi-Fi so I'm removing one star

These Smart Light Bulbs are great. They are long lasting, value priced and the software App works exceptionally well. The adjustable light brightness is a great option and the available scheduling options in the App are easy to use and setup.

UPDATE: I've now installed all four of the bulbs included in the package and these things are fantastic. Configuration of the other three went without any problem. Running the bulbs from the phone app works perfectly and I love the dimming capability. Set one at 1% last night so I could have a "night light" on in my kitchen overnight - superb. The app is very intuitive and easy to use. Only unknown is longevity of the bulbs - believe they have a two year warranty. Hopefully they last a long time like regular LED bulbs. I highly recommend based on my experience so far.Had some difficulty getting it to connect to my wi-fi and thought it was going to be another big fail like the Sengeled bulbs that never worked. However I eventually got it connected to my guest wi-fi. The app is easy to use to set up a schedule. I had a rare power blip in the middle of the night at which time the light came on and stayed on. I finally got it to go off. Not sure what it would have done on its own. So far it seems to be working but it’s early.

I wanted to like these Kasa smart bulbs because the feature list is exactly what I need: dimming, voice control, app control, scheduling, and energy monitoring. Unfortunately, the Wi-Fi setup experience has been so frustrating that it completely overshadows the good parts.The biggest problem is network management, so the remote control part - it sucks. It’s nearly impossible to change networks once the bulbs have been paired to a Wi-Fi SSID. I created a dedicated 2.4GHz-only SSID specifically for smart devices. The app can see the network, but every attempt to connect errors out. This happens every single time, with every single bulb. It’s not an isolated fluke — it’s consistent and repeatable.To confirm it wasn’t my setup, I bought smart bulbs from another brand and they had zero issues being added or reassigned to a different network. That makes this feel like a Kasa onboarding/app problem, not user error.It’s a shame, because TP-Link hardware is usually very reliable, but these bulbs have been a time sink. If you ever change routers, update SSIDs, or want to move devices between networks, I would avoid these and pick a brand that handles re-pairing properly.

Set up your TAPO account first. If it's asking for a payment or subscription of any kind it is not a TAPO application use the QR code to download the app and delete anything else you may have downloaded from another company by accident. Setup is very straight forward and easy, TURN OFF YOUR VPN, start with your light switch off install your bulbs and then use the L510 profile to connect your L510e bulbs one at a time. Once they are all connected you can individually control them or set them up to all turn on at once and turn off at once.

Funciona muy bien, facil de configurar, mantiene el úlltimo estado, trabaja bien con google assistant y alexa.

Works has described, easy setup

Super easy way to add a security feature to your house. The only thing to remember is that the light switch has to stay on. In my house people see the lights on insecurity mode and assume someone left the switch on and then power them off. Of course the Wi-Fi bulb can’t work if the power is off. Very easy to set up and program.

Funcionan perfecto como todos los productos de TP Link. La aplicación de Tapo los reconoce de inmediato y los agrega a las funciones de tu casa.Desde ahí se puede graduar la intensidad, fijar rutinas de encendido y apagado, etcYo lo vinculé con mi cuenta de Alexa muy fácil y para poder controlar con voz.

Lo maximo. Tapo es una super marca con excelentes productos.