Tapo L510E (2-Pack) E27 Smart Bulb, Alexa Light Bulb, WiFi Smart Light Bulb, Dimmable, 8.3W (60W), Schedule & Timer, Away Mode, Energy Saving, Preset for Convenience, Voice Control with Alexa & Google

Bought one bulb, I loved it so much that I have now replaced all lights in my home with Tapo. I can have my lights on ready for when I come home, instead of walking in to complete darkness. I love all the colours in any hue and any setting from 1% -100%. I don’t have to move , just tell Alexa what I want and it’s done. No more finger prints on sockets. Such a huge range of modes from bedtime to away on holiday to turn on at dusk.. these are amazing. So many more settings. I hated the thought of having these, but wow, I’m so happy I tried one, as now I am going fully smart. So easy to install as well. Connection in 2 minutes Inc Alexa, at the press of a button. I am going to get a smart pack sorted for my daughter now for Xmas. Honestly if you are like me and hated the thought of a smart home, please buy one and try, I promise you will replace everything. Your whole home at the touch of a button from absolutely anywhere!! I did think it would be too difficult for me to use as well, being an older person with less technical ability everyday. They really could not be any easier, I promise you.

These are excellent bulbs. Very reliable and work well with Alexa/Google home. I used Nordlux bulbs previously and the are awful, their hub is hopeless. Tapo have good quality products and a very affordable price.

It is a goof bulb and easy setup with Tapo app. The only problem I have it constantly loosing network despite it is on 2.4 WiFi. I have Deco Mesh at home and may be it is a reason but I would expect more easy problem between devices from the same company. I am currently trying to fix it but this required advance knowledge which probably not for regular users.

This is nowy fifth Tapo device, and once you set up the first, all others take seconds to set up in the app. Alexa set up is immediate and works well. Google seems to be trickier and flakier, once set up with Google you need to go into Google home, select the d vice again, and then it is set up, not just when you add it to Google in the TAPO app. I cannot speak to the usage time as yet as I have only had my Tapo devices for a couple of months for the old st, however if I find any issues I will update this review. Tips if this is your first TAPO device: 1: download the app first, before turning anything on, plugging anything in. 2: Turn " location" on your phone on, the app asks like it is an option but the software cannot "pair" the device without location, don't ask me why, makes no sense to me either, I have already written to the developers to ask them to fix this but had no reply as yet. 3: if you are adding to Alexa, simply follow the in app instructions. If you are adding to Google ( so you can say ok Google , Turn living room lights off) then follow the in app instructions, and then when set up is completed, go to the Google home app on your phone, and add the device there too, otherwise Google won't find it/ them. 4: leave your wall switch on, because it's only function now is to power the device, the wall switch will not turn the lights on any more, use Alexa/ Google commands or the app on your phone. If you switch the wall switch off, Google/ Alexa and the app will not be able to turn the lights on. I have been reassured by the manufacturer that when Google/ Alexa or the app turn the lights off, they are no longer drawing power, so leaving the wall switch on will not cost you money if you told the light to be off. Update: One thing to note is that if you change your wifi, you need to add each device back again so have your wifi password memorized. A tip for people in older properties with different wiring looms... To reset your tapi device ces ( bulbs, light strips) you follow a little game of " off and on" in the app. That means s it plays a little animation of a bulb with the light on and the light off and you have to manually turn the light switch on and off 3 times for a soft reset or 5 times for a hard reset, in time with the animation. If your wiring looms is a tad older, you might find this doesn't work, and if you contact support they advise you to manually unscrew and screw in the bulb in time with the animation to ensure that when the animation says off, your bulb is disconnected and actually off, however... I found that you can forge tottering on a stepladder to faff about with the bulbs, simply by slowing everything down, turn the light on when it says, turn it off when it says but keep it off for 4 seconds, or two " off " animations, repeat twice more for a soft reset and works like a charm. Now I don't know why, but my father who is an engineer said something about the old wiring but then got technical and my brain turned off, but this method worked for me, I told support what arrived had done to solve the issue ( because the regular soft reset worked fine in parts of the house and I realised where it was working were areas where the electrical wiring looms had been changed, where it wasn't working are areas still on the old electrical) and I mention it here in case anyone else is having difficulty after a wifi change or their soft reset isn't working or their hard reset isn't working, my method might work for you and may be preferable to unscrewing and screwing back in all your bulbs. Hope that makes sense.

Arrived 2 bulbs in each box ( I bought a total of 4) I already use the Tapo app so it was easy to set the bulbs up one at a time. As well as full control with the Tapo app. I have linked tapo with Alexa and Google home. After setting up the bulbs I tried three if them in a lamp some distance from the router and they work great without any problems. Change colour and brightness easily. I am very pleased with them.

I have a pair of these bulbs in bedroom lamps. They work well with Alexa and some good app settings. details below; * unlimited colour options and a nice warm white as default * very bright but down to 5% is usable as ambient light * App has some nice features like the time it takes to go to the brightness set, so set it to 10secs and bulb takes 10seconds to dim and go off * with Alexa grouping you can have them come on together * Alexa can give the brightness command to these bulbs too so can be adjusted depending on how bright you are They are very good value for money and I also have Govee bulbs

Nice and easy to set up in the Tapo app, controllable by both Alexa and Google, and works well with any custom Alexa routines. Not particularly bright, but does the job. I bought a two-pack of these to replace another TP-Link bulb that had failed after 7 years from the Kasa range, which seems to be getting less love in favour of Tapo by the company. Annoyingly, the first bulb failed after only 12 months, nowhere near the 15,000 hours it is rated for, which, given my usage, should have lasted about 5 years. I also bought some Tapo spotlights, and I had to replace one of them within a year or so, so I'm not convinced these are as good as the Kasa range. Maybe just some bad luck, but I'll see if any more fail, as the product is good when it works.

These are brilliant. Used this for my front porch to have the bulb on a timer. Syncs easily with the app and love the fact you can change the brightness and different times of the day. Heavily recommend and buying more!