innr BR30 Smart Bulb, Works with Philips Hue* BR30, Alexa, Hey Google, SmartThings (Hub Required), Zigbee Bulb, Dimmable Warm White LED Light Bulbs BR30 LED with E26 Base, 7.4W, 2-Pack, BE 220-2

Updated review to 4 stars from 3.These bulbs are a pretty close substitute for Hue bulbs. They work with the Hue system which was essential for me.One star off because they are not quite as bright.

I got these to replace recessed spots in the upper stairwell. They fit perfectly in the space, and were easy to install onto my hue bridge.Their brightness range is exactly what I needed, going from a nightlight-type level to bright daylight.

Works as expected, set it up as porch Light and programed ON on sunset/OFF at sunrise.

Updated review to 4 stars. These bulbs work correctly except for one annoyance. When you turn them on, they seem to randomly pick a brightness. Our workaround for this is to say "Alexa set lights to 100%" instead of saying "Alexa turn lights on".edit: To fix the below, delete the light from alexa and then add a light and do a scan for philips hue light.They work great with the hue bridge. I can control them on or off, dim them no problem. However, in Alexa app they do not show as dimmable. They are on/off only so they are useless if you want to dim them with Alexa.In my images “Kitchen Light 1” is the INNR bulb. You can see it is dimmed in the hue app but in Alexa it has no dim. “Island Light 1” is what it should look like.

...I'd just buy the Innr Smart Plugs that work well with Philips Hue. There appears to be some sort of incompatibility with these -- intentionally on the part of Philips I assume -- so they usually lag a little bit when turning on, the brightness often doesn't match what it should be in the scene, and sometimes they just straight up don't respond.Not necessarily the fault of the manufacturer, but worth considering depending on how reliable you need these to be. Pairing with the Hue Bridge was instant. In fact, it was an easier than some of the official Hue lights I've done.

I purchased six Innr floodlights for our kitchen, They were detected and connected immediately to both our Phillips Hue bridge and to our Alexa devices. I grouped all six into a room on both Hue and Alexa and all responded to commands from the Hue app and verbal commands using Alexa. The only caution I have has been mentioned by others. Innr is a third-party and Hue shows that these bulbs firmware is not updatable through the Hue bridge. (An Innr bridge would be needed?) However, I have had no issues and the Innr website does not indicate that there are any updates for these lights.

Unfortunately INNR incorrectly stated their bulbs work with Alexa products with compatible hubs .I have an Amazon's Echo Show 5 (Alexa) hub, along with a compatible Wink hub. After communicating with INNR customer support they confirmed their bulbs do not work with Wink hubs..I own another GE Link hub I don't use but INNR stated they have not tested GE's Link hub but predicted it probably wouldn't work either. INNR's customer support team was quick to respond and apologetic. This required considerable time to investigate as well as the need to return the product

Wow love those bulbs, they work just like Hue bulbs but cost half the price. Yeah it is a great deal and I will be buying more of them soon.