THIRDREALITY Zigbee Smart Color Bulb ZL1 4Pack,Compatible with Home Assistant(ZHA&Z2M), SmartThings,Aeotec,Homey,Hubitat or Echo Devices With Built-in Hub,A19 RGBCW Bulb,2700K-6500K Tunable,800 Lumens

If you are a Home Assistant power user, you’ve likely dealt with the frustration of cloud-based bulbs (like Govee) hitting API limits and becoming unresponsive. I swapped to these THIRDREALITY Zigbee bulbs to move my lighting entirely local, and the improvement in reliability and response time is massive.Flawless Home Assistant IntegrationThese bulbs are a dream for anyone running ZHA or Zigbee2MQTT. Because they use the Zigbee protocol, they don’t rely on an internet connection or a manufacturer's cloud server to function. Integration was near-instant; they were discovered immediately and hav

Edit: THIRDREALITY just pushed an update that fixes the brightness issues, changed to 5 stars!So far these are great Zigbee bulbs and are now supported in the latest version of Zigbee2MQTT.The color seems good, nice and bright and very responsive. Here's the but, no mater what setting I use in my Home Assistant automation they will not turn on if you include brightness in the automation.I'm trying to set them as normal white bulbs during the day and then based on motion at night turn on red at 10% brightness. I know the automation works as I've tried it with Hue and Yeelight bulbs with no issu

I’ve used Tuya and Tapo bulbs before, and they were nothing but headaches — unreliable, constantly dropping off the network, and generally frustrating. These ThirdReality Zigbee bulbs are the complete opposite. Setup is effortless, they pair instantly, and they stay connected without issues.I run them with a Sonoff Zigbee dongle on my Home Assistant server, and the integration is seamless. The bulbs respond immediately, brightness is consistent, automations trigger reliably. Most importantly, they just work every time, which is something I can’t say about other brands I’ve used.On top of that,

Really decent bulb. Working with Home Assistant, SmartThings, and Alexa no issues. Nice colors. Negatives are minor but might be significant to some... My go-to bulb in the past was always Sengled; as they are super reliable for connection, stability, and long-lasting with decent color. The main gripe I have with so many of these smart bulbs is that it's hard to find reliable color and brightness. Where are the super bright color options in this market? Anyway, these are decent, although I have experienced some connection issues periodically, where the devices don't respond as quickly as highe

These THIRDREALITY Zigbee smart color bulbs have been a fantastic addition to my smart home setup. The Zigbee connectivity is rock solid and pairs seamlessly with my Home Assistant hub without any issues. I love the wide range of colors available — from warm whites for relaxing evenings to vibrant hues for parties and mood lighting. The 800 lumens output is plenty bright for most rooms, and the color accuracy is impressive compared to other smart bulbs I've tried. Setting up automations and schedules through my Zigbee hub has been a breeze, and the bulbs respond instantly to commands. I bought

This bulb has good Zigbee performance and is easy to pair. Unfortunately, it has poor color fidelity. I really enjoy rich warm amber tones, which other Zigbee bulbs are able to produce. This bulb will output a deep red, but when targeting amber, the color gets quite washed out — too much white, not enough red, quickly turning into pink. There’s no way to get this bulb to output the amber that you remember from old sodium lamps, so I had to return it.

I was a pretty early adopter when it came to smart home stuff. My first devices were some zigbee bulbs and a Wink hub (remember them?). Then I migrated to SmartThings before Samsung ruined that platform. Over time I have seen the ups and downs of the industry....and eventually migrated to Home Assistant as my primary control hub in 2016. Hard to believe I've been using it for about a decade now.So now I use a Minisforum MS-01 running Proxmox as my hypervisor. Home Assistant runs as a VM (HAOS) and my zigbee connection is via a SLZB-06 over PoE and interpretted by Z2M (I tried ZHA for years and

I've been very happy with these Zigbee bulbs. I mainly use them in table lamps in my living room and bedroom, so I don't take advantage of the color-changing features very often. Most of the time I use them as warm white lights, and they do that really well.The brightness transitions are smooth, especially as part of my Home Assistant automations. They dim and brighten gradually instead of changing abruptly, which gives the room a much more polished feel. They've also been reliable and have stayed connected to my Zigbee network without any issues.If you're looking for dependable Zigbee smart b