The Wyze Bulb Color is close to being our favorite budget-priced smart bulb, but it needs to dot some “i’s and cross a few “t”’s first.

Disclaimer: We aren't recommending that consumers purchase Wyze products at this time. Over the past several years, Wyze has suffered from repeated data leaks and security breaches, including a 2019 ...

Like most of Wyze’s other smart products, the Wyze Bulb Color is Wi-Fi-compatible (2.4GHz only), which means you won’t need a hub to connect it to your home wireless network. The bulb also works via ...

Disclaimer: We aren't recommending that consumers purchase Wyze products at this time. Over the past several years, Wyze has suffered from repeated data leaks and security breaches, including a 2019 ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When these bulbs arrive, users can group them with other color bulbs, control them via Alexa or Google Assistant, pick from 16 million colors ...

Wyze expands its color smart bulb lineup to the BR30 form factor and upgrades its smart-lighting feature set along the way. When we published our Wyze Bulb Color review (A19 shape/E-26 base), we ...

Smart home company Wyze is back with a new connected light bulb, one that can — unlike its previous bulb — change colors. Called Wyze Bulb Color, the new lighting option enables users to change the ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. BGR Deals readers have come to know the brand Wyze quite well over the past few years. Its claim to fame is the $26 Wyze Cam home security ...

The budget color bulb works over Wi-Fi and has a brightness of 950 lumens. It’s compatible with Wyze’s Sun Match feature to mimic natural lighting in your home. The budget color bulb works over Wi-Fi ...

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