Update: This popular deal is still available.
LINKIND-US via Amazon has
4-Pack Linkind Matter WiFi Smart RGBTW LED Light Bulbs w/ Remote on sale for $33.99 - 50% off when you apply promo code
FEYZE84G at checkout =
$16.99.
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Features:- Matter-certified for cross-platform smart home compatibility
- Works with Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, and SmartThings
- RGBTW color changing with millions of colors
- Music sync mode responds to sound via phone microphone
- Control via app, voice, or included remote
- 2.4GHz WiFi connectivity
- Multiple dynamic scenes (romantic, party, reading, etc.)
- Scheduling and timer functions
Top Comments
The button included with this pack is not Matter compatible and only appears to work with the AiDot app. The button comes pre-paired to the bulbs, and the instructions for unpairing/pairing to specific bulbs are nearly useless but I figured it out so I will try to explain here for anyone else struggling with this.
This can all be done without the AiDot app, I set all of my bulbs up through Google Home and can also use the button with them after setting it up.
- To unpair a light I performed the factory reset instructions (shut the bulb off and on 6+ times until it goes through the red-blue-green colors and then pulses twice, which means the bulb is now in pairing mode).
- Next, I added the bulbs to my Google Home by scanning the matter code on the bulb.
- Now to pair the button to specific bulbs (you may want to factory reset the button first by opening the battery compartment and holding down the reset button if this step doesn't work). Click the button three times until it starts flashing a red light. Go to your bulb you wish to link and turn it off and back on. After a moment it the light bulb should pulse twice and the button should stop flashing. Test the button out and see if it can control the bulb.
- repeat the previous step with any bulbs you want to link, making sure to triple click the button to enter pairing mode each time. The button should now control a group of bulbs.
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I have a complete homekit setup at home so I was excited for these bulbs at ~4.50 a pop. They are absolute pieces of sh|t!
The pairing process was really painless, but after that, everything went downhill. Putting 2 bulbs in my ceiling fan light, one light sometimes responds while the other does not. I tell it to change light to red, and one stays blue, there other red.
I tell Siri to turn off office light and it says "hmmm this is taking too long. I didn't hear from the device".
If you buy this, make sure to extensively test it so you don't get stuck with bulbs that do not work!
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specially the button back is magnetic 😉
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The button included with this pack is not Matter compatible and only appears to work with the AiDot app. The button comes pre-paired to the bulbs, and the instructions for unpairing/pairing to specific bulbs are nearly useless but I figured it out so I will try to explain here for anyone else struggling with this.
This can all be done without the AiDot app, I set all of my bulbs up through Google Home and can also use the button with them after setting it up.
- To unpair a light I performed the factory reset instructions (shut the bulb off and on 6+ times until it goes through the red-blue-green colors and then pulses twice, which means the bulb is now in pairing mode).
- Next, I added the bulbs to my Google Home by scanning the matter code on the bulb.
- Now to pair the button to specific bulbs (you may want to factory reset the button first by opening the battery compartment and holding down the reset button if this step doesn't work). Click the button three times until it starts flashing a red light. Go to your bulb you wish to link and turn it off and back on. After a moment it the light bulb should pulse twice and the button should stop flashing. Test the button out and see if it can control the bulb.
- repeat the previous step with any bulbs you want to link, making sure to triple click the button to enter pairing mode each time. The button should now control a group of bulbs.
These are 1100 Lumen.
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IME so far the best wifi smart bulbs are made by Wiz.
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