Philips Hue Essential Smart LED A19 Bulb, White and Color Ambiance, E26 Base, 8.8W, 2200K-6500K, 800 Lumens, Dimmable, Works with Alexa, Google, and Apple Home, 1-Pack

Price: $24.99
(as of Oct 27, 2026 08:12:34 UTC – Details)


Step into the world of smart lighting with this Philips Hue Essential smart bulb, featuring full color and tunable white light that you can easily adjust from warm and cozy to cool white light. Set the perfect mood with smooth dimming, millions of colors, and a library of light scenes designed by our experts- or create your own Compatible with all Hue products, so you can start your Hue journey here and add more as you go..
SWITCH TO SMART LIGHTING: Enjoy smart lighting instantly: screw in your color changing light bulb, download the Hue app, and control your light remotely.
CREATE AMBIANCE WITH COLOR: Find the right light for any mood with millions of colors and a packed library of preset light scenes designed by Hue’s lighting experts.
SMOOTH DIMMING: Easily dim your smart light bulbs from full brightness all the way down to 2% using the Hue app to achieve the right level of lighting for whatever you’re doing.
VOICE-ENABLED SMART LIGHTING: Connect to your home assistant and use voice commands to operate your LED light bulbs remotely—compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple Home.
EXPAND YOUR SETUP: Add a Hue Bridge and other Hue products to unlock more features with your led light bulb, including home security and content syncing with music, movies, and video games.
Customers find the light bulbs reliable, with one noting they’ve never failed to turn on as scheduled, and appreciate their color accuracy, being able to adjust to any RGB colorspace. The bulbs integrate perfectly with smart home systems, work well with Alexa devices, and customers find the app convenient to use. While some customers consider them well worth the price, others find them not worth the cost, and connectivity experiences are mixed with some reporting issues with Alexa. The brightness and dimming features receive mixed feedback, with some finding them relatively bright and dimming great, while others note they’re a little less bright than expected.