Philips Hue White Ambiance Dimmable Smart Filament ST19, Warm-White to Cool-White LED Vintage Edison Bulb, Bluetooth & Hub Compatible (Hue Hub Optional), Voice Activated with Alexa

The color temperature is very warm and non adjustable, but if you are going for the vintage/Edison type of look and want a smart bulb I feel these are a good choice. They look fantastic on night light mode where you can really see the “filament” spiral of LEDs, and work as well as our other Hue lights with Alexa (which is to say, great).

Failed after 1 year. A visit to the DMV is easier than a warranty claim.

They are perfect for our new kitchen. I love that they look vintage but have modern functionality.

It might just be because I haven’t quite figured them out yet but, after install one of the two lights I purchased constantly loses connection. I should note that I don’t have a hue bridge and control the lights exclusively through my Alexa hub. I don’t even have the hue app. Other than that, the brightness is good however it’s almost blinding if the lamp faux filament itself is exposed, which as an Edison bulb I think most people like to be able to see the fiber optic filament. Not an issue though because you can control the brightness and even at its lowest (like 1%) it still gives off a decent amount of light. Pretty fair price as well. I should note that they are made of glass unlike other smart bulbs so be careful unpacking.

These lights work really well in Bluetooth or on the hub.

I have 5 of these bulbs in a chandelier fixture in my dining room. They worked great for about 2 years, but then they started to randomly turn on. I would turn off all the lights, but one by one, each bulb would turn back on until all 5 were on again. Only way to keep them off now is the light-switch, which defeats the purpose of smart bulbs. After 3 years, the bulbs started to flicker -- mostly for a while when turned on but also just random flickers here and there. For the price and brand name of these bulbs, I had expected a product at Hues regular standard. I like the vintage look but not the vintage performance.

The warmth does make them a little less bright, but the light up the room beautifully. They work perfectly. And they have the cool factor we wanted. Perfect with the metal wall lights I purchased. They look much darker in the pictures.

There arent a lot of HomeKit compatible filament bulbs on the market (Hue hub required for HomeKit compatibility), and most of the bluetooth bulbs Ive used of any kind are absolute trash, but this bulb brings the reliability and quality of Hue to the filament world -- it also happens to be the best looking filament bulb on the market BY FAR. Highly recommend! Note - I control my smart home entirely via HomeKit, and so I dont use the bluetooth control from my phone. All control to the bulb comes from the Hue Hub, which is 2 rooms away. Your mileage may vary

Lightbulb is really nice in terms of how it looks, the ambiance, and hue selections. However, it falsely advertised that it can integrate with Google Home. In reality you must have the Philips Bridge device to integrate with Google Home, which costs another $60! If you are looking for an equally good smart bulb that actually integrates easily with Google Home, we found that GE Cync bulbs work much better. They are also generally more reasonably priced that this one.

I just love the look of these lights, expensive is all get out but I really do like being able to control them from all my devices.