Top 10 Best Smart WiFi Light Bulb Compatibles with Google Home Assistants
for December 2023

The WiZ Connected Color 60W BR30 Smart WiFi Light Bulb is one of the cheapest smart lights we've tested. It's well-built, has bright, vivid colors, and is affordable enough that you may just want to buy several. The Wi-Fi setup process is quick and easy, and the app is well-designed and intuitive. However, it's not as bright or colorful as our previous top pick, the Sengled Element, and it doesn't have Dimmer control, so if you're looking for those features, the Element is the smart light for you. Also, unlike the Element, the WiZ bulb requires an extra hub, which is a hassle, and it can also get a little buggy at times. For instance, sometimes the bulb will connect to your Wi-Fi network, but the app won't recognize the bulb, forcing you to reset it. Overall, the WiZ Connected Color 60W BR30 Smart WiFi Light Bulb is a good value, and while it may not be the best in any single category, it rates high across the board and is worth consideration.

The best smart light bulbs are ones that don't need a hub to work and that can be controlled using voice commands, and Daybetter's bulbs are among the best. They're easy to connect to WiFi, and you can control them using voice commands with Alexa and Google Home Assistant, so you don't need another device like a Philips Hue hub or Echo Dot to control them (though you can use those devices, too). The bulbs are dimmable, and they change colors quickly, although each bulb has its own color wheel (so you can't change all of the lights at once). The bulbs are also quite bright, and the color-changing bulbs are also bright enough to use as nightlights. All Daybetter bulbs also support Alexa and Google Home Assistant, so you can use voice commands to control the bulbs, such as "Alexa, turn on bedroom lights" or "Hey Google, turn on the living room lights." But you'll only be able to control the light colors, not the brightness, so if you're looking for privacy, the dimmable bulbs are not the best choice. The bulbs are also quite expensive, even for an 18-pack, so keep that in mind if you're on a budget.

The dimmable Tenergy 4 Pack Smart WiFi Led Light Bulb with White and Color Changing Light Bulb A19 is an affordable, reliable option for people who are looking for smart lights without the high cost of premium brands like Philips Hue. These bulbs have all of the smart features you need, including customizable lighting modes, voice control, and compatibility with many smart home devices and voice assistants. The bulbs have 16 million color options, which is more than any other smart light we've seen, and you can choose from several different lighting modes, including color changing, candle light, and party light. The bulbs also have a smooth, warm white glow that looks good in any room. They're also compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can control them using your voice. The bulbs have a wide 120-degree beam angle, so they don't cast harsh shadows, and you can set them to turn on and off at specific times. The bulbs do require an AC adapter, but they're not expensive and can be purchased separately, so the total price of the bulbs and adapter is very reasonable.

The 1byone Smart WiFi and  Bluetooth Light Bulb is an affordable, versatile smart bulb that can be controlled via voice, with support for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, and no hub or bridge required. It works with Alexa and Google Assistant, though voice control is spotty, and there's no Home control or Presence detection. It's also not smart enough to detect when your kids arrive home from school, but it's generally easy to use and simple to set up. The bulb itself has a pleasantly warm, white light that casts a soft glow. The bulb is bright enough for most rooms, but if you're not a fan of bright light, you may want to invest in an brighter bulb. The Smart WiFi and  Bluetooth Light Bulb is a reasonably priced, versatile smart bulb that can be controlled via voice, with support for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, and no hub or bridge required.

The smart home is becoming an increasingly popular topic, and light bulbs are one of the easiest smart home devices to add. The Philips Hue system, for example, lets you create a smart home lighting system using a variety of tunable white LED lights. But Alexa and Google Assistant support adds even more flexibility, and with Philips' new Hue and Hue Tap smart bulbs, you can now control your lights using Alexa and Google Assistant voice commands. We particularly like the ability to control your lights from the palm of your hand using the Hue app, and Philips' support of Alexa and Google Assistant lets you control your lights using only your voice. The Hue bulbs are more expensive than the ecobee4, and the Hue Bridge and Hue Tap are sold separately, but Philips' smart bulbs are worth considering if you want a hands-free, voice-controlled lighting system.

The HaoDeng WiFi LED Smart Bulb has some of the best color-mixing capabilities we've seen in a smart bulb, and it's one of only a few bulbs that can beat our previous top picks in the Dimmable category. The bulb comes with over 16 million colors, including a range of tunable white (2700k, 4000k, 5600k, 6500k) and warm white and pure white. The bulb's brightness is equivalent to a 60W incandescent bulb, and it's one of the only ones in our test group with an adjustable brightness setting. The bulb has 4 memory channels and 8 brightness levels, and it comes with a remote control, so you can control it from anywhere. The remote has a range of 50 feet, and there's a smartphone application that lets you control it even more conveniently. The remote is also designed to work with both Alexa and Google Assistant, and it's compatible with IFTTT. The bulb's 4 memory channels let you store different sets of lighting configurations, and the application lets you create, store, and recall 8 different lighting configurations. The bulb is compatible with Alexa and Google Home Assistant, and it comes with IFTTT support, so you can connect it to IFTTT and use it to group control your bulbs and control them based on events or times. The bulb can be controlled by voice commands, and it has a Bluetooth speaker that you can use to play music through your bulbs. The bulb has 2 built-in mics that allow it to detect voice commands up to 9 meters away. The bulb includes a 5-volt 2A USB power adapter, and it includes 2 bulbs and 2 remote controls.

The helloify GU10 LED Smart Bulb has a bright, white light, and is very affordable compared to some of the other smart bulbs we tested. It also has an attractive design, and is easy to install. It works with Alexa and Google Assistant, and you can control it from anywhere in your home using your smartphone. The bulb has a fairly long, 7.1 foot, power cord, which is helpful, and you can connect up to 15 bulbs to a single socket. We liked that the bulb has a dimmer switch, so you can adjust the brightness of your lights from 100% to 0%. The bulb's color temperature is adjustable from 2700K to 6500K, and it can be set to any color. It also has a built-in 4-watt 4-LED warm white bulb, which can be set to white, warm white, or yellow light. The bulb has a range of about 66 feet, and the connection range is about 33 feet.

The world's first 12W A19 RGB LED smart bulb, the Smart Life WiFi Bulbs are compatible with Google Home, Google Assistant, Echo Dot, Amazon Alexa, IFTTT, Wink, tado, etc. This smart WiFi light bulb offers a range of 16 million colors and 16 million dimming levels and features a wide range of functions. This smart WiFi light bulb offers a range of 16 million colors and 16 million dimming levels and features a wide range of functions. The smart WiFi light bulb features 12W A19 LED chip, 1100lm, with 2700K - 6500K color temperature, CRI 90+, 160° - 45° adjustable beam angle, 2700K - 6500K color temperature, CRI 90+, 160° - 45° adjustable beam angle, 2700K - 6500K color temperature, CRI 90+, 160° - 45° adjustable beam angle, 2700K - 6500K color temperature, CRI 90+. This smart WiFi light bulb features 12W A19 LED chip, 1100lm, with 2700K - 6500K color temperature, CRI 90+, 160° - 45° adjustable beam angle, 2700K - 6500K color temperature, CRI 90+, 160° - 45° adjustable beam angle, 2700K - 6500K color temperature, CRI 90+, 160° - 45° adjustable beam angle, 2700K - 6500K color temperature, CRI 90+.

The Beysen WiFi Smart Light Bulbs are unusual in that they use a 9W size, rather than the more common 4.5, 6.5W or 9.5W bulbs, which explains why they pack so much power. They're also the first smart lights we're aware of that are compatible with Google Assistant and Alexa. They emit a bright 810 lumens, which is bright enough to illuminate a small bedroom, but their small size and minimal heat make them ideal for living room or hallway lighting. They can be controlled remotely with the Beysen smart life app, or with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. The bulbs are all dimmable, and you can set them to slowly dim, which is ideal for creating mood lighting.

The Mochiba Smart WiFi LED Light Bulbs are simple to install, easy to use, and reasonably priced. They work with Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can control them using voice commands, and they're compatible with Amazon's Echo and with Google Home, so you can control them with either assistant. The lights don't have as many color options as the Smartree RSW-5, but they do have 20 million color variations, and you can control any color you want. We like the brightness control that allows you to adjust between 3 levels: bright, dim, and off. The lights also sync to music, so you can turn them on and off to the beat of the music. The lights also have a sleep timer, so you can set them to fade out 30, 60, or 90 minutes after you fall asleep. The lights dim gradually, not instantly, so you won't wake up startled. The lights last for 25,000 hours, which is a long time; they come in a pack of 8, so they're a good value.