Linkind Smart Light Bulbs, Compatible with Alexa, Google Home, AiDot

Linkind Smart Light Bulbs, Compatible with Alexa, Google Home, AiDot

• The information below is per-pack only
• Alexa & Google Home Voice Control in Two Steps: Link this bulb to Alexa or Google Home through the AiDot app (Me > Integration) once, then ask for on/off, 1-100% brightness or tunable white hands-free. It links through AiDot, not Matter, and pairs with Alexa and Google Home only - not Apple Home, SmartThings, Tuya or Smart Life.
• One Bulb, Every Shade of White - 2700K to 6500K: Warm 2700K for bedtime reading, natural white for family dinners, cool 6500K to stay focused at work - no more swapping separate soft-white and daylight bulbs. Pure white light (not RGB), powered straight from a standard 120V E26 socket - not a battery bulb, so it is not rechargeable.
• Smart Dimming (1-100%) and Sunrise Schedules: This is smart dimming, not an old-school dimmer switch - set the exact brightness for movie night from the AiDot app, drop to 1% for bedtime, or let the bulb fade on gently at dawn like a real sunrise and switch itself off at night. All of it runs through the AiDot app or by voice, never via wall dimmer switches, which can make this bulb flicker.
• Group the Whole House, Control From Anywhere: Put every bulb in one group and switch the whole living room - or the entire home - with one tap or one voice command. Away from home, the App reaches your bulbs over Wi-Fi from anywhere.
• Bluetooth Keeps It Working When Wi-Fi Drops: After the one-time setup (2.4GHz Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth), you can switch and dim over Bluetooth even with no internet - a real fix for weak-Wi-Fi bedrooms and hallways.
• 800 Lumens, 8.5W, 25,000 Hours: Bright enough to replace a 60W incandescent at just 8.5W (about 85% less energy), and rated for 25,000 hours - about 10 years of typical daily use before it dims.
• CRI>90: Colours That Stay True: High colour rendering keeps furniture, decor and food looking the way they should - not washed out or distorted the way low-CRI bulbs leave them. Makeup corners, food photography and art displays are exactly where a CRI>90 bulb earns its keep.