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Ilumi Smart LED Bulbs review; Bluetooth brains

Ilumi Smart LED Bulbs review; Bluetooth brains

Posted on May 17, 2015April 15, 2020 By Hulk

 

In the connected home space, lighting has become rather dull. Several lightbulbs change color, and can react to an app; it’s all fairly mundane at this point. Philips Hue is widely pointed to as the first domino in the rally, but it has limitations, like the need for a WiFi hub. Ilumi thinks it can change our minds about lighting, with their connected bulbs that also change colors and react to an app. In the face of big-name players, Ilumi may have got lighting right.

Hardware

Fist thing to note; these bulbs seem heavy. I wouldn’t put these in a small, fragile fixture that could easily be tipped over.

The form-factor is nothing special. It’s LED lighting, and hefty in both weight and size. Inside, another narrative takes control.
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Wearables Tags:app, Bluetooth, hardware, home, hue, LED, lighting, narrative, philips, review, Slashgear, smart, wifi

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