Kasa Smart Light Bulbs, Full Color Changing Dimmable Smart WiFi Bulbs Compatible with Alexa and Google Home, A19, 60 W 800 Lumens,2.4Ghz only, No Hub Required, 2-Pack (KL125P2), Multicolor
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- Multicolor & Auto White: Dimmable 16 million colors and warm to cool whites(2500K-6500K). Set your bulb to automatically adjust its color temperature to match natural light patterns from dawn to dusk. Explore endless lighting possibilities to create your favorite light effects for everything from a dinner party to a late-night study session. Great for holiday decorations.
- Voice Control: Get hands-free control of your lights with your voice via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. Perfect for times when your hands are full or entering a dark room.
- Remote Control: Control your smart light bulb from anywhere with your smartphone using the free Kasa smart app (iOS, Android). Dim, turn on or off or change the colors of your light bulb remotely at your fingertips.
- Energy Monitoring & Scheduling: Monitor real-time energy usage. Drive down energy consumption without losing quality (60 W equivalent). Use timer or schedules to set your lights to automatically turn on and off whenever you want, such as waking up with a soft glow in the morning with sunrise offset.
- Trusted & Reliable: Kasa is trusted by over 6 Million users. UL certified for safety use. Require 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network connection.
- Input Power (Actual power draw in Watts): 9 W
- Multicolor & Auto White: Dimmable 16 million colors and warm to cool whites(2500K-6500K). Set your bulb to automatically adjust its color temperature to match natural light patterns from dawn to dusk. Explore endless lighting possibilities to create your favorite light effects for everything from a dinner party to a late-night study session. Great for holiday decorations.
- Voice Control: Get hands-free control of your lights with your voice via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. Perfect for times when your hands are full or entering a dark room.
- Remote Control: Control your smart light bulb from anywhere with your smartphone using the free Kasa smart app (iOS, Android). Dim, turn on or off or change the colors of your light bulb remotely at your fingertips.
- Energy Monitoring & Scheduling: Monitor real-time energy usage. Drive down energy consumption without losing quality (60 W equivalent). Use timer or schedules to set your lights to automatically turn on and off whenever you want, such as waking up with a soft glow in the morning with sunrise offset.
- Trusted & Reliable: Kasa is trusted by over 6 Million users. UL certified for safety use. Require 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network connection.
Product Specifications
| Manufacturer | TP-Link |
| Part Number | KL125P2 |
| Item Weight | 5 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 2.36 x 2.36 x 4.52 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | KL125P2 |
| Size | 2 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Style | 800 Lumens |
| Material | Plastic |
| Shape | A19 |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Wattage | 9 watts |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Type of Bulb | LED |
| Luminous Flux | 800 Lumen |
| Certification | Ul_listed |
| Special Features | Dimmable, Auto White, Energy Monitoring, Tunable |
| Usage | Party |
| Included Components | 2x Kasa Smart Light Bulb Multicolor, 1x Quick Installation Guide |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Warranty Description | 2-year warranty |
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Great – Just Works – But Basic. I initially was a Hue bulb user but I had multiple quirks so I completely dumped them and switched over to the Kasa Bulbs. Reason I picked the Kasa Bulbs over others was because I already had some Kasa Switches and Kasa Plugs so I didn’t want another App and another eco system to worry about. Also, my existing Kasa stuff works perfectly. With that said, here’s my reviewProsApp is simple and straight forward (see negative)They work with Google, Alexa, IFTTT, and Smart Things (no Apple Homekit) so I’m not tied to a single smart systemBrightness is great. Brighter than my Hues (1000 lumen bulb)No Hub neededFast response. When I turn on or off the lights, or even change brightness/color, it’s pretty much immediate – my friend has Feint Electric bulbs, and there is like a 3-5 second delayI can control lights remotely – when I’m away from home I can see status of the lightsPrice – 2 pack of Hue is $100 (not including hub). 2 pack of Kasa, about $30Setup is super easy (see negative)NegativesThe app being simple is a negative. Coming from the Hue app, Kasa app is super basic. While you can get it to do pretty much everything you could do in the Hue app, it’s a lot of manual setup. Example: Hue has a ton of pre-setup scenes like night ‘Misty Morning’, etc. Whereas Kasa has 3 basic scenes to start. You can definitely ‘recreate’ any Hue scene in the app, but it’s a lot of work.(small gripe) Continuing with, app, the home screen should be quick access to things (more grouping of icons). Example: Hue has all the scenes at the top and lights below that. So once you go in to the app, it’s one click to change scenes or to turn off/on a light. In Kasa, it’s extra click or additional scrolling to accomplish the same thingAnd then there are no add-ons like Hue to make the lights more fun and dynamic. Like on New Year, I could set Hue lights to ‘Firework’ and that was cool. There is zero dynamic modes with KasaTo go along with the ‘fun’ topic. You can link your Hue up media device and have it changes colors while it plays (music, tv). There is nothing in the Kasa ecosystem right now that does that.Setup can be annoying because the app can be confusing during setup. (see below for easy headache free setup)No Apple Homekit supportIFTTT – does not support triggers, only actions.While I’m going to miss some things about the Hue lights, I’m not going to miss the headaches. Hue lights are more ‘fun’ (just don’t expect no issues), but if you want lights that just work, have great brightness, color selection and are a fraction of the price of Hue, I highly suggest the Kasa bulbsPre-setup notesIf you are connected to a vpn on your phone or using AdGuard, disable it before you startRequire 2.4Ghz WiFi. Will not connect to 5Ghz. On your phone connect to your 2.4Ghz WiFi before you startIf you have more than 1 bulb to install, do 1 at a time. Don’t install any of the other bulbs until you finish the previous.Setup works best when you wait about 20-30 seconds after you plug in the bulb before trying to it up.Setting up bulb1 – in the Kasa app, press the + in the top right corner2 – select Device3 – select smart lights4 – select Smart Bulb KL100 series5 – click next on install screen6 – click next on power screen7 – app will try to connect to bulb, if it connects to bulb, skip to step 118 – if it fails to connect, wait like 5-10 seconds and hit ‘try again’9 – if it still fails to connect, open your WiFi settings on your phone and manually connect to the Bulb (bulb should be TP_Link….)10- now go back to the app and hit ‘try again’11- pick the WiFi and enter your WiFi password12- when you get to the ‘Connect to your WiFi’ screen, if the app switches you back your initial WiFi (takes about 20 seconds), click ‘already connected’. If it doesn’t auto switch you back, manually switch back to your initial WiFi and then click ‘already connected’13- Now name your Bulb13- you’re done. – repeat for each bulb you need to setupNow you can add a group (+ in top right corner of app) if you want group multiple bulbs together or create a scene, etc.NOTE: A group in Kasa won’t show in Alexa. If you want a group in Alexa, in Alexa app go to Devices, scroll down to Groups and create a Group
A minimalist light bulb that could be brighter. TP-Link is a brand that I have always associated with the simpler part of life while trying to maintain affordability. I mean back in 2014, I bought my first ever smart light bulb smart bulb for 35 dollars, and it was a TP-Link Kasa. Instantly, it blew my mind. An easy to use app and a simple no BS lightbulb, all things I wouldn’t even know I would appreciate so much. But my house changed, and eventually the light bulb went out and that’s when I decided to research more in depth about other light bulbs, eventually I decided to get another brand and forgot about TP-Link. Then one of the lights went out in my office and when I decided to give TP-Link another try, it was the same thing. A simple light bulb that made me grin everytime I looked at it, but that was until I put the bedroom light bulb next to the TP-Link lightbulb that I saw the only issue with the lightbulb. It had claimed to be 1000 lumens, yet the bedroom lightbulb claimed to be 1100 lumens. There was a big difference, the TP-link was significantly dimmer, and I’m not sure what the deal is, but for a “100 lumen” difference, it really struggled in performance. It was weak and really disappointed me. Now, I will always recommend this lightbulb especially for those who have a smaller room, and specifically this brand, for I have only had good experiences with TP-Link, but if you’re counting on it to illuminate a medium sized room, don’t.
Almost any color and about 60w brightness and it’s dimmable. These are add-on bulbs for me. I’ve been using TP-Link bulbs for years. They are dependable and the KASA app gives so many options. On or Off times, that you can schedule over and over. Mabie you’re going on Vacation, and you want it to look like lights are turning on or off in rooms. Or a scheduled time to turn on and off.Being dimmable you can set brightness, color with a color wheel and of course white. Best of all is that no ‘Hub” is needed. These connect to Wi-Fi on their own.The Kasa app set-up function is easy to use. Anyone can connect these bulbs.Alexa or Google can, by voice, control the bulbs. Example: Alexa, turn on the living room light (you name the bulbs). Alexa: turn the living room light to 30%. Het Google turn the living room light green.I not only recommend these, I have. Several of my friends use them.
Lasted just under one year. I replaced several of our bulbs with these in Sept 2022. Two of them have malfunctioned in the last months (it’s now Sept 2023). One simply went out and would not turn on again. The other started crashing on and off constantly. I tried resetting to no avail. I threw both out.I’m here to buy more because I did like the color range, and I want to keep all my smart devices on one app if possible. For the price, I suppose getting a year out of them isn’t too bad.
Seem awesome, will update if issues. I just installed these, I moved into an apartment where the bedroom lights are on short pull strings, and I didn’t want floor lamps in every room. These were super easy to install: screw in, if it doesn’t blink 3x turn the light on and off a few times and they’ll blink, connect to the bulbs wifi network, connect it to your Wi-Fi, app does the rest.I’m mostly interested in the fact I can turn them on and off with my phone, but the color change is a cool feature and would definitely be nice for a party or something. I like that you can dim them as well. They worked straight out of the box for me and now I want them in every room. I will update if they start losing connectivity or anything.