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)

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.

I loved it so much I bought a second one. What I love the most is being able to roll over in bed and not have to roll back over twisting my back just to turn the light off when I go to sleep.

Higly recommened, just screw them.in and the magic begins! Name each bulb location, control on off, dimmer brightness at 100%, 75%, 25% or 1% as night light via Alexa, etc by voice or thru Kasa app. Has made life so simple! I can adjust each lamp individually for what ever atmophere I want.

These work great. It took a while to get everything set up. They come on at sunset and turn off when I go to bed.

You need the app, but it's easy to use. I have three bulbs over the kitchen island and a couple of lamps in the same room (combined area family room and kitchen.) So I have three zones - "island" "living room" and "kitchen." I just say "Alexa turn on the island" and I have light. Great when walking in with arms full of groceries. Occasionally they do lose sync - two will turn on and one won't. Then I have to use the light switch to power cycle them. You should also tell your landlord you have these if you rent. Why? Mine came in to do some repairs - I knew he was coming. I was not home, and he kept flicking the light switch on and off to get the bulbs to light. He assumed there was a problem. Well, can you guess what the procedure is to do a reset on the bulbs? Flip the switch a few times! So when I got home I had to recreate the group, re-link the bulbs, etc.

I was already buying the Alexa controlled plugs and switches from Kasa so when I saw you could just get the bulbs that could also be controlled by Alexa I had to try them. In fact, I not only purchased the bulbs to put around the house, I put the mini flood lights in the 6 sockets in the kitchen. I put the bulbs in ceiling fan fixtures and lamps and as I mentioned I put the mini flood lights in the kitchen. At first my wife thought I was nuts but she has grown to appreciate the Alexa bulbs because you can turn on the entire light fixture or you can just turn on one bulb. Sometimes you want more light and sometimes you want less. And if you go to bed and realize you left a light on you can simply tell Alexa to turn it off. It will really spoil you.

I have had these for years now and they should be rated higher than 5 stars. Very reliable, easy setup. The Kasa app is user friendly and well designed.

i really like this product. its nice it connects to wifi, but does not need a dedicated hub. pretty easy to set up and works perfect after the several software updates. i am looking forward to checking out other connected products. its nice to control my light from my iPad instead of fumbling to get to the light switch. the lowest level makes a nice nightlight.