WiZ LED Smart Wi-Fi Connected 60-Watt A19 Color & Tunable White Light Bulb, Dimmable, 4-Pack - $15

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AbedO

Nov 15, 2022 1:21 AM

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AbedONov 15, 2022 1:21 AM

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Seems like a great deal, in for 8 bulbs+fs.

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AbedO

Nov 16, 2022 2:58 PM

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AbedONov 16, 2022 2:58 PM

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Had a hard time finding this 4 pack elsewhere online, but the order just arrived and it's got English and French branding, product # 9290023833A, UPC 046677604622 which comes up as a Phillips branded product... But otherwise it matches the pics in the listing.

Pretty happy with this, great price for Wiz bulbs.

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anna1770

Nov 19, 2022 10:55 PM

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anna1770Nov 19, 2022 10:55 PM

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We bought some at full price and they were super easy to set up with Google home, the Wiz Android app, and an optional Wiz remote. I thought the color was going to be a goofy novelty, but it was super nice being able to configure wake/sleep dimming and choose a color tone for low light situations. It made me want to replace bulbs through the whole house, so here I am on Slickdeals! This is a fantastic deal, in for two.

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BrandonS5958

Nov 21, 2022 2:25 AM

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BrandonS5958Nov 21, 2022 2:25 AM

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Wiz makes absolute crap that will burn out after about 6mo to 1yr. Not worth it at all.

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Egocares98

Nov 21, 2022 7:29 AM

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Egocares98Nov 21, 2022 7:29 AM

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Quote from BrandonS5958

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Wiz makes absolute crap that will burn out after about 6mo to 1yr. Not worth it at all.

I've used these for 3 years
Running daily

OoTLink

Nov 21, 2022 10:10 AM

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OoTLinkNov 21, 2022 10:10 AM

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I bought a bunch of these and love them! The remote they sell separately is neat, too. But you have to pair it with a particular light bulb (and they don't tell you this! You have to select a light bulb in the app and then go stand near it when you start the pairing). Once you have it setup, the light bulbs stay on your wifi and the app doesn't need to have an internet connection to work, as long as it can see the bulbs on wifi you're good.

jbstrom

Nov 21, 2022 1:53 PM

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jbstromNov 21, 2022 1:53 PM

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A neat feature I like about my Wiz bulbs is that there are two power off/on settings. For example: I have three of these in my dining room chandelier over my table. Flip up the wall switch once and they're all on full blast at 5000k light. Flip the wall switch twice and they're dimmed down to a much lower color temperature for evening dining.

Having said all that, STAY AWAY FROM THE REMOTES. They're garbage.

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superslickz

Nov 21, 2022 2:03 PM

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Quote from jbstrom

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A neat feature I like about my Wiz bulbs is that there are two power off/on settings. For example: I have three of these in my dining room chandelier over my table. Flip up the wall switch once and they're all on full blast at 5000k light. Flip the wall switch twice and they're dimmed down to a much lower color temperature for evening dining.

So i don't get this. Why would you want multiple individual wifi bulbs in a chandelier? Why not just get a wifi dimmer switch to control all of them at once? Having to whip out the app everytime i want to dim the lights would drive me nuts (and a no-no for WAF)

I guess the feature you described would be one reason, just not sure that would be enough of a reason. When you have the wall switch off, that means the bulbs are off, not connected to wifi, right? Which means no smart home control of it while its off? What am I missing here?

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AbedO

Nov 21, 2022 2:16 PM

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AbedONov 21, 2022 2:16 PM

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Quote from BrandonS5958

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Wiz makes absolute crap that will burn out after about 6mo to 1yr. Not worth it at all.

Wiz is a sister company to Philips Hue, under the parent Signify... If you want budget Philips lighting without the bridge, this is an excellent option.

Wiz is also fully committed to Matter, and has great features like SpaceSense. I'd recommend Wiz over any other budget wifi bulb on the market right now (tp-link for example has made no commitment to Matter).

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jbstrom

Nov 21, 2022 2:23 PM

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jbstromNov 21, 2022 2:23 PM

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Right, I get you...

I have a lot of these. Most of them are on a circadian rythim setting that changes color temperature and brightness along with the day. We RARELY use the app or any voice assistant to control them.

I had enough left over to populate my eat in kitchen chandelier and found the switch feature useful. Its the color temperature change thats key in that room. Can't do that with a dimmer and regular lights. I'm not jacking around with any app or voice assistant in that room.

I don't have any voice assistants constantly listening to me. I do have Android TVs that I use that feature on, but I have to press a button on the remote. I'll turn the living room lights off that way to watch TV.

Circadian rythim, color temperature and two power on/off settings are the features I like about these. I used older Merkury bulbs before and they didn't have any of these features.

JonathanJ2355

Nov 24, 2022 5:47 AM

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JonathanJ2355Nov 24, 2022 5:47 AM

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Quote from superslickz

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So i don't get this. Why would you want multiple individual wifi bulbs in a chandelier? Why not just get a wifi dimmer switch to control all of them at once? Having to whip out the app everytime i want to dim the lights would drive me nuts (and a no-no for WAF)

I guess the feature you described would be one reason, just not sure that would be enough of a reason. When you have the wall switch off, that means the bulbs are off, not connected to wifi, right? Which means no smart home control of it while its off? What am I missing here?

You can set the chandelier as a "room" in the app and control all the lights at once. You can control them individually if you want, but by selecting the room, you can apply any changes to all the bulbs. If you sync with Google or Alexa, you can voice control as well. Such as "Turn on room to color of you choice" or "Turn room to 20%". It's pretty sweet. You are correct though, you do have the leave the light switch on. If you turn the switch off, once you turn it back on it does take about 20 seconds for the bulbs to sync with app.

superslickz

Nov 24, 2022 5:56 AM

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Quote from JonathanJ2355

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You can set the chandelier as a "room" in the app and control all the lights at once. You can control them individually if you want, but by selecting the room, you can apply any changes to all the bulbs. If you sync with Google or Alexa, you can voice control as well. Such as "Turn on room to color of you choice" or "Turn room to 20%". It's pretty sweet. You are correct though, you do have the leave the light switch on. If you turn the switch off, once you turn it back on it does take about 20 seconds for the bulbs to sync with app.

Yeah leaving switch on at all times and only using app or Alexa is definitely a deal breaker for me. Again why go this route instead of smart dimmer? Worry about installation?

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