And if you have a smart home system and want to add a compatible LED bulb, you’ll want to make sure your new smart light is compatible with what you've installed. We've tested the top options on ...

Both of these bulb types lose light output over time; thus, even if they’re functional, they aren’t performing like new. When it comes time to replace them, why go with the same lighting ...

However, choosing the best smart light bulb for your home can be a challenge, as there are tons of options on the market. Many of them share similar specs, but not all of them are reliable.

All of the best smart lights use LEDs, which means they're low energy: they deliver lots of light but they don't need lots of energy to do it and they don't run particularly hot either.

Many smart bulbs can be screwed into existing light sockets, and they can be controlled remotely, put on schedules, change colors, and more. If you’re feeling more ambitious, you can venture ...

Here’s another interesting project to come out of the MIT Media Lab — it’s called LightByte, and it’s all about interacting with sunlight and shadows in a new, rather unorthodox way.