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Product Description
1 Color Changing
2 Tunable White
3 Adjustable Brightness
1 Group Control
2 Voice Control
3 Timer Schedule
Govee Indoor Smart Lighting
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Customer Reviews
4.6 out of 5 stars 3,108
4.6 out of 5 stars 15,216
4.6 out of 5 stars 101
4.5 out of 5 stars 129
4.6 out of 5 stars 1,018
4.4 out of 5 stars 242
4.3 out of 5 stars 39
Price
$17.99$17.99
$28.49$28.49
$49.99$49.99
$39.99$39.99
$31.99$31.99
$37.99$37.99
$109.99$109.99
Package Quantity
2 Pack
4 Pack
4 Pack
4 Pack
2 Pack
4 Pack
1 Pack
Connection
2.4GhzWi-Fi+BLE
2.4GhzWi-Fi+BLE
2.4GhzWi-Fi+BLE
2.4GhzWi-Fi+BLE
2.4GhzWi-Fi+BLE
2.4GhzWi-Fi+BLE
2.4GhzWi-Fi+BLE
Light Mode
RGBWW Dimmable
RGBWW Dimmable
RGBWW Dimmable
RGBWW Dimmable
RGBWW Dimmable
RGBWW Dimmable
RGBICWW
Brightness
1000LM
450LM
450LM
850LM
1200LM
400LM
2400LM
Color Temp
2700~6500K
2700~6500K
2700~6500K
2700~6500K
2700~6500K
2700~6500K
2700-6500K Dimmable
Scene Modes
54
54
56
56
54
64
71
Timer & Group Control
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
Music Mode
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
Product Dimensions : 2.56 x 2.56 x 5.28 inches; 7.37 ounces
Item model number : H6006
Date First Available : May 1, 2023
Manufacturer : Govee
ASIN : B0C3TV6Q63
Country of Origin : China
Higher Brightness: With over 1000 lumens (120V), these smart bulbs can brighten large space for your home. Get high brightness (75W Equivalent) and vibrant colors(CRI90+) while saving more on your energy bill.
Millions of Color Options: Select from 16 million colors and 1-100% dimmable brightness to make your space feel more vibrant with 1000 high lumens options for holiday decorations. There are also tunable 2700k-6500k warm white to cool daylight options for reading or relaxing.
Light It Your Way: With Govee Home App, you can access up to 54 scene modes for your Wi-Fi light bulbs. Our smart light bulbs change color when your phone’s microphone detects sound. You can also use the timer schedule of Sunrise & Sunset to fit in with your daily routine.
Easy Smart Control: With a more stable connection on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, you can control the smart bulbs remotely using Govee Home App or voice control your smart bulbs via Alexa or Google Assistant.
Group Control: Own more than one Govee smart product? Create a group to simultaneously control multiple smart bulbs from anywhere with stable 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. You can also control these color-changing light bulbs with your family for added fun.
Note: Presets saving is only available when smart light bulbs are connected to Wi-Fi. Please make sure Bluetooth is turned off. Cannot be used with smart switches.
Geyoga Geyser (Blows) –
Great, long lasting lights at a great price. Programmable and customizable. Very nice touch.
These are great bulbs. Huge range of colors. Really easy to use with the Govee app and it integrates into your Google Home app pretty seamlessly once you’ve connected your devices. Each light connects to your network, so if you’re limited on the number of devices based on your available Internet plan, that may become an issue for you.I used two of these for a while – one in my living room adjacent my aquarium, and one in my bedroom. I initially wanted them just to have an easily dimmable bulb that I didn’t have to fuss with or cycle through half a dozen options for brightness when I can just slide a bar and select it’s brightness through the app. You can turn on and off the switch that’s related to where your bulb is connected and, while you can’t turn on the light if the switch is “off,” when you turn your switch back to “on” the light comes back on with the same settings and brightness that it was on before hitting the switch to “off” meaning – unlike some other smart bulbs I’ve used – the settings on the bulb do not reset. You can also move a bulb from one light fixture to another and it will also remember the network it was connected to and it will also have the same settings that have been saved for the light.The app allows you to create your own scenes or gradient lights with whatever colors you want. They have a color match option where you can take a picture of a color and then eyedrop the color from said picture and input it into the Govee app and save it as a color for your light and it does a pretty decent job at matching the colors.I don’t know how I managed to do it, but I was able to find a pure white and even a pure “black” light. They’re the lowest possible colors I can find on the entire spectrum that dims well below the 1% brightness of any of the standard ranges of white lighting, be it a soft yellow or a loud white. The white is almost gray and the “black” is one of the eeriest, darkest oranges you’ll probably ever see in a light bulb and it’s a fraction of the luminosity. As a matter of fact, my candle puts off about 5x the luminosity as the bulb does at its lowest/dimmest setting that I’ve been able to find. It’s quite lovely when you’re laying down in the evening.For the algorithm!!!!! The warmth of the light varies from hot to cool. You have the full range of white light variants that you’ll see in all of your standard bulbs.The fit is that of any other standard 60w light bulb.There is no noise level unless you say, “Hey, Google, turn on my living room light” and she says, “Okay!’.And as far as durability goes, I can say, without a doubt, that these bulbs are far more durable than a standard glass bulb. The bulbs are more of a plastic, where it would collapse much more similarly to a crushed ping pong ball than a shattering glass light bulb. They don’t get hot and I seriously doubt you’d ever have a fire hazard because of them. You’re more likely to have a breaker issue or wiring issue with your home than these bulbs. To further elaborate on the durability of the bulb, as odd as it seems, it doesn’t feel like you’ll overtighten the bulb to the point where it would break or separate. I’m fairly confident that if you drop it from the ceiling to the hard wood floor it would just bounce and still work just fine.You can setup automation in the app. Say you wake up at 630 am, you can align the light to come on with your alarm, so even if your lazy butt doesn’t want to get up and you yell “snooze” across the room, you still have to deal with the light. It does actually help some days, even if you’re dragging yourself and falling out of bed. You can also set the lights to turn off at your set bedtime. Like “dim my phone screen at 10pm” you can automatically have the lights “turn on” to a lower brightness or you can have them turn off completely. The lights will also pulse with music if you like that option.There are a lot of ways to customize your light set up with the app. I don’t go too seriously in depth with it, but enough to know that it’s worth using with a very small learning curve.One thing I will say as a bit of a forwarning: if you buy these light bulbs and then you purchase another Govee light, such as the TV light strips, the cupboard light strips, or the standing lamps, expect the same saved color to appear slightly differently on each device. Now, every single device that is the same will show the same color, but if you compare the tv light to the light bulb, the same orange tint of a saved color will sometimes appear more orange in the bulbs, but a little more yellow on the tv light. This is based mostly on the layout of the lights and layout on the strips, where the colored bulbs actually lie, and the fact that it’s more limited by size than a regular smart bulb. I believe each light node is restricted by the amount of colors it can produce, so it does its best to match the color with much more limited capabilities. That being said, with a little finesse, you can save a slightly different orange to your TV light with a slightly darker orange for your living room lights and you can get them to be really, really close at the right brightness. With a little tinkering, at the right shade and brightness, you can’t tell the difference. Overall it works well, kind of fun to play with, and I think they have convenience settings like lights on/off for sunrise and sunset or times you specifically set. The rest mode will take a light at whatever temp and brightness you want and it will reduce the brightness gradually to 0 over the course of 10 minutes. So you can go from reading for a few minutes, to putting your book down, getting comfortable, and before you know it, light’s good and gone.
Matthew C. –
Govee Delivers Solid Smart Lighting Without Breaking the Bank
Let’s get the obvious out of the way: if money is no object and you want top-tier smart lighting with rich integrations and full color control, go with Philips Hue. But when I needed at least 24 A19 bulbs, the cost of Hue alone was pushing $1,000 and that’s before adding the BR30 bulbs and required hub. Altogether, I was looking at nearly two grand just to light my new house. I wanted a smarter, more affordable approach that didn’t sacrifice quality.Enter Govee.A few weeks back, I spoke with a business owner who specializes in smart lighting installations. He mentioned he now exclusively works with Govee products and that was all the endorsement I needed to give them a shot.There are currently two “current” versions of Govee’s A19 bulbs available (as of this writing): a 1000-lumen version and a 1200-lumen one. Anything else is outdated. The brighter option costs more than double the price per bulb ($19 vs. $8.50 at the time of purchase). Since both run on the same 2.4GHz Wi-Fi + Bluetooth tech, I chose the 1000-lumen bulbs and saved over $250. For the price, they’re surprisingly bright and very capable.Setup was quick and painless. Honestly, screwing in the bulbs took longer than getting them online. You connect via Bluetooth through the Govee app, and from there, you can get the bulbs to join your Wi-Fi network instead. That said, the app itself could use some polish. It works, and the controls are intuitive, but the interface feels a bit like a no-frills knockoff brand.Once the bulbs are up and running, though, they perform great. Color changing is smooth, and they integrate nicely with Alexa and Google Assistant (though not HomeKit). While you won’t get all the advanced features outside of the Govee app, basic smart home automation works just fine.Bottom line: if you’re willing to spend thousands on lighting, Hue is the gold standard. But if you’re looking for solid performance at a fraction of the cost, like I was, Govee delivers. I outfitted 24 A19 and 12 BR30 bulbs for around $300, and I have no regrets.
Amer –
The light is not bright as 1000 lumenAfter two days one of the light start flickering and can’t accept the max brightnessTheir plug in are buggy and doesn’t show the current light state
Nadia Rosalia Alcazar Martinez –
Está un poco revoltoso las instrucción (sólo en Ingles) pero en línea están en español y más clara para su instalacion
Nilo Manalo –
I switched to Govee after experiencing 2 network shortages with Sengled. I’m very sorry for this but as a consumer, I need a reliable network.The big difference that I’ve noticed so far between Govee and Sengled is that the former offers plenty of timer options. One of my favourites is the option to turn on or off your lights at sunrise or sunset. This is really convenient because you don’t have to change the time every time sunrise or sunset changes.Fingers crossed, Govee will keep its service reliable.So far I’m happy with my purchase and recommend Govee!
Morgan –
Love these lights bulbs can dim them change any colour and work good with my Alexa speaker!
Néstor Alejandro Jiménez Rosas –
Son excelentes focos, se activan muy rápido cuando le doy a Alexa la orden de que los encienda, tiene variedad de colores y de muy buena calidad.