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| Product Name: | SYLVANIA Lightify LED Smart Connection Light Gateway and A19 Bulb Kit (6 Pack) | 
| Product Description: | Connect your Sylvania OSRAM Lightify Smart Connected LED Starter Kit directly to your compatible smart hub and bring your smart home lighting experience to the next level. Take control of your lighting experience from anywhere using your smartphone or tablet by creating schedules and automations that fit into your daily routine. Never come home to a dark house by using your smartphone to turn your lights on when you’re coming home late or add security by keeping a well-lit house when you’re away on vacation. With voice integration use Alexa or the Google Assistant to control your lights. Simply pair your smart bulbs to your compatible hub and start creating your own personalized lighting experience. | 
| Product SKU: | B07L6QC7SK | 
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Plus for 3 dollars, cry me a river, they have a 2 year warranty and Sylvania has been excellent at handling my issues with the gardenspots and a single bulb. I don't know if these sale bulbs are the newer or older versions, but for 3 bucks-cah monn...
Edit: of course, the next post is now someone complaining about these on a Smartthings hub, so maybe it's also the bulbs.
I have a set of the recessed OSRAM RGB LEDs that have been working fine for... well, a few months at least, connected via a Samsung Smartthings hub. I haven't noticed a lot of Sylvannia zigbee bulb complaints by people using other hubs like Smartthings, most of them seem to be people trying to use the Sylvannia "gateway" and related Sylvannia app. I wouldn't get these if your plan is to use the Sylvannia gateway + app for them, only if you already have a different hub or plan to get a different hub.
Not that zigbee is bad itself, but a bad hub with zigbee devices can be truly painful, especially due to how they register/pair (which in turn is a good security feature, on a better hub).
I'll also say that I have a couple seng led (<-- all one word) bulbs, and if you're willing to pay more (basically the price of this discounted six pack) their tunable white (Element Plus) bulbs are fantastic. Particularly on anything where you have a traditional wall switch controlling it, as they keep their brightness/white tuning even if turned off from the switch (and can be dimmed from a regular switch, in a slightly cumbersome fashion, but it does work).
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Plz... They're $3
Sen g led. They keep blocking that word... I'm not exaggerating..or at least they don't work with SmartThings very well... Look up the reviews on osram lightify their atrocious... home Depot ended up clearancing all of them out and never restocking them because of all the problems.
BTW... Read the reviews on Amazon and you will see...
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If you just reset the bulb and run discovery it will resume its old identity.
Edit: of course, the next post is now someone complaining about these on a Smartthings hub, so maybe it's also the bulbs.
I have a set of the recessed OSRAM RGB LEDs that have been working fine for... well, a few months at least, connected via a Samsung Smartthings hub. I haven't noticed a lot of Sylvannia zigbee bulb complaints by people using other hubs like Smartthings, most of them seem to be people trying to use the Sylvannia "gateway" and related Sylvannia app. I wouldn't get these if your plan is to use the Sylvannia gateway + app for them, only if you already have a different hub or plan to get a different hub.
Not that zigbee is bad itself, but a bad hub with zigbee devices can be truly painful, especially due to how they register/pair (which in turn is a good security feature, on a better hub).
I'll also say that I have a couple seng led (<-- all one word) bulbs, and if you're willing to pay more (basically the price of this discounted six pack) their tunable white (Element Plus) bulbs are fantastic. Particularly on anything where you have a traditional wall switch controlling it, as they keep their brightness/white tuning even if turned off from the switch (and can be dimmed from a regular switch, in a slightly cumbersome fashion, but it does work).