Nanoleaf Essentials Matter A19 Smart Bulb - Thread & Matter-Enabled Smart LED Light Bulb - White and Color - Apple

The Nanoleaf Essentials Matter Smart Bulb is a smart color-changing LED lightbulb, and one of the first of its kind to work with Thread and Matter. Buy online now at .

Nanoleaf Essentials Smart LED Color-Changing Light Bulb (60W) - RGB & Warm to Cool Whites, App & Voice Control (Works with Apple Home, Google Home, Samsung SmartThings) (Matter A19 (1 Pack))

Nanoleaf Essentials Smart LED Color-Changing Light Bulb (60W) - RGB & Warm to Cool Whites, App & Voice Control (Works with Apple Home, Google Home, Samsung SmartThings) (Matter A19 (3 Pack))

Enjoy bright whites and endless colors with this Thread and Matter-enabled smart color changing LED Light Bulb that's simple to set up, and easy to control. Requires a Matter-compatible smart home hub and app for your desired ecosystem and Thread Border Router. These requirements might be fulfilled by updating a smart home hub that you already have in your home. Bluetooth can also be used for basic controls with just the Nanoleaf App.

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