LED color-changing light bulbs can add a pop of vibrant color to any room. It's especially nice when these lights are easy to control via a remote. Not only that, but these light bulbs come with a ...

Philips Hue lights are awesome, but they’re also expensive. For example, you’ll pay $50 for a single multi-color bulb. They’re definitely worth the expense if you’re looking for smart features and ...

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Best Buy just dropped the price of the 4-pack Govee 1,200-Lumen RGBWW A19 Wi-Fi Smart LED Light Bulbs to just $42.99 with ...

We've reviewed a lot of smart light bulbs here at PCMag, and while we've yet to find one that does it all, the Yeelight Smart LED Bulb comes pretty darn close. It's dimmable, offers 16 million colors, ...

The significance of light in my apartment has grown steadily over the years. Where once I relied on my phone’s flashlight to lead me to sleep in the evening, for example, I now rely on my phone to ...

The prices of smart light bulbs have been coming down steadily, with many good white-only options in the $10 range. The Treatlife Smart Wi-Fi Color Bulb is available on its own for $12.99, or under ...

It's cheaper than Lifx or Philips Hue, but this Alexa-ready multicolor smart bulb from TP-Link left us unimpressed. Ry Crist Former Senior Editor / Reviews - Labs Originally hailing from Troy, Ohio, ...

We love Philips Hue just as much as anyone else, but it you’re not planning to go all-out on your smart lighting setup then there are a bunch of good options that cost much less money. For example, if ...

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