Light Up Your Life! 💡
The Philips 12W B22 LED Bulb offers a powerful 1100 lumens of light, energy efficiency, and smart connectivity, making it the perfect choice for modern homes. With compatibility for voice control through Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, this bulb not only brightens your space but also enhances your smart home experience.
Material Type | Polycarbonate (PC) |
Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
Colour Temperature | 6500 Kelvin |
Light Color | White |
Controller Type | Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, iOS |
Wattage | 12 Watts |
Light Type | LED |
Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor, Indoor |
Additional Features | Energy Efficient |
Control Method | Voice |
Power Consumption | 12 Watts |
Light Source Type | Led |
Power Source Type | Corded Electric |
Voltage | 240 Volts |
Lumens | 1100 Lumen |
Light Source Wattage | 12 Watts |
Bulb Base | B22D |
Bulb Shape Size | ALR56 |
Item Weight | 200 Grams |
Item Dimensions W x H | 5W x 10H Centimeters |
Unit Count | 1 count |
A**H
Best in class IoT product
I have used Wipro and Helea LED bulbs. Apart from those I have also seen a few other brands in action. However, nothing beats Philips in terms of actually calling this a "smart" product.For starters, this operates like a normal bulb, by default. There's no WiFi pairing or anything until you turn it off-on three times. It turns on as a normal bulb and with every subsequent off-on immediately, changes between warm and cool. This is already a plus point over other brands that have default mode as WiFi pairing and keep blinking until you set ut up. Of course, you'd say there's no issue after you have set it up right? That's where you are wrong and where my second point comes in.You see almost all other bulbs that I have used, you have to keep the light switch on. You can turn off the bulb via IoT, but in order for it to turn on, WiFi must be connected, therefore power must be on. If someone switches it off (like when you are leaving the room you switch everything off), it loses the WiFi connection. These other bulbs lose their settings and forget everything after a few hours. If you switch it on after even a couple of hours, they start blinking and won't stop blinking until you set them up again. Frankly speaking I was feeling more dumb than "smart" with those products around.This Philips bulb does not forget the settings. I have tested for 8+ hours with switch off, and almost within a minute of turning it on again, the bulb is WiFi connected and can be turned on via the app. It also remembers the last power state, so it will not turn on automatically after switching it on from the wall. I usually keep the switches on, but now even if someone switches them off accidentally, it's not a pain in the butt anymore.I also would like to point out how well the Wiz system integrates with evrrything else. You can setup IFTTT applets and use them to control the bulbs. I have a Samsung phone so I use smart things, and have a widget on my homescreen with 6 different scenes. I just tap on the button and it turns on or changes both the lights in my room within 2 seconds. I can control both the color temperature and brightness with those applets, it's a lifesaver to just dim the lights immediately when you wanna watch a movie while working, and vice-versa.Setup is a bit tricky if you have 5GHz WiFi, and don't have separate SSID for 2.4GHz and 5GHz. I faced this exact issue with setting up another 9W Philips Wiz bulb a while ago for someone else, and I forgot all about it and faced the same issue this time. The app just refuses to find or connect with the bulb when you are on WiFi 5GHz. I had to setup after connecting my phone to bulb WiFi AP, then use mobile data on my phone to load the app (which requires internet btw) and only setup 1 bulb at a time.Then I tried disabling 5GHz on my router temporarily, and now was able to setup both devices in the normal way. Afterwards, I enabled 5GHz and did not notice any issues with normal operations of the bulb. It seems like disabling 5GHz is the only way to easily setup the bulbs. Of course all this does not apply if you have separate 2.4GHz and 5GHz SSIDs (which you shouldn't anyway).Overall I think the device is worth extra few bucks over some cheaper other models. Brightness is decent and one 20W unit is almost equal to a full 4 feet tubelight.I can also vouch for Philips warranty replacement process which I had taken earlier on a different bulb. All I had to do was send a photo of the bulb along with the invoice to their support email, and they asked me for my shipping address and sent a new one.
A**M
Works but doesn't at the same time if you have an Apple iPhone.
Bad packaging. It works well but if you have iPhone it doesn't work with Apple Home. You need to add shortcuts. Just a heads up.Otherwise, I find it hard to get it to work sometimes. Network issues apart from that it's a good product and I like the colors.
H**A
Smart and super functional
This bulb was definitely my best purchase after using hue lights I wanted something similar for my bedside lamp of works perfectly well with wiz app, connects seamlessly with Wi-Fi love the type of lights provided in app you can also syne lights with the music app on your phones, create automation using Siri Shortcuts, you can also set schedules in the app according to your needs to on/off the lights, it has greatly helped me in improving my circadian rhythm and waking up early. Love the design, energy efficient, comfortable on eyes, dimmable,tunable with 1 year Warranty.I would definitely recommend it and will purchase again.
E**R
Easy to use App with powerful lights
Excellent bulbs and we can avoid controller with no electrical intervention. Real smart bulbs with excellent colour and brightness control! Recommended for bright and mood lighting!
P**R
Love them
Have tonnes of colours, a decent app and no complaints at all.Brightness etc is pretty good too
B**T
Disappointed with Philips' smart lights system at this price!
Before writing this, let me clarify that I understand OTTs and smart devices very well, and I use many of them including smart connected appliances including voice hubs, and have been using smart lights for more than 2–3 years on an everyday basis.1) The software experience is clunky, unnecessarily complicated.2) Most of the times, simple voice command like "Alexa, turn on the bedroom light" does not work in mornings, if we used dimmed light (their TV mode, or night mode via their Wiz app) at night while watching TV. Every time, we have to use a command like "Set the bedroom light to white" to turn on the light.3) Turning on the light with physical switch does not work many a time using their WizClick feature, which basically sets two light modes when the switch is pressed once or twice. It doesn't work. So I use the "last mode used" setting which works at times.4) The light can be only be dimmed up to 10% (WHY?), you can only make it dimmer if you use their app to use specific pre-set mode like TV-mode or Night mode, that means you can't achieve similar dimmer brightness level using voice operated like Amazon Echo, Google Nest or even Android apps like Google Home and Alexa App. So inconvenient every single night to use their app instead of just using voice command to set the light to 1% like my Syska lights.5) With so much inconvenience, and sub-standard app, why should we such a high price? Because there are no options in this segment, 20W B-22 Smart lights, as per my research at the time of buying this device in Jan 2024.6) Wiz account can only be created with Google/Facebook IDs and connected to those accounts. So, if you want to have the same app installed in secondary mobiles, roommates', spouse's or parent’s app, instead of simple password sharing, everyone has to create a Wiz account and then those need to connected. Such complex procedures for people with basic tech understanding! If you will be the sole user forever, this point should not bother you.7) Light brightness is fine, but with so much inconvenience, I wish I had another brand to consider in this segment, but no luck!I hope this review was comprehensive. I wish I could get a refund and had another option in the market.
J**H
item is good
I have been using little longer time the lights are good and I can operate from anywhere. My home is away from the lights 120 kms, working good but little bit problem in app I suggest you to buy for your use. it's a Wi-Fi light thank you
V**S
Not Homekit/Matter Compatible!
If you want this bulb to work with Siri/Apple Homekit, it won’t. At most you can create a shortcut in iOS and most functionality can be controlled using the Wiz supported shortcuts. There is no Matter label/QR etc. Even the Wiz connected app says there is no Matter supported device. Otherwise the bulb is good.
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