There are tons of smart LED light bulbs to choose from nowadays -- and they come in an array styles and specs to suit any smart home. Most of them connect over a local Wi-Fi network, your phone's ...

Image used with permission by copyright holder Remember how a 60-watt bulb uses 60 watts of energy? If you look at the label on an LED bulb, you can see that it uses significantly less.

There's a lot to like about this low-cost LED light bulb -- but how good is it on dimmer switches?

LED bulbs replaced incandescent bulbs as of 2023, but users are still adjusting to figuring out what an LED's equivalent wattage is to their old ones.

What's the difference between LED and incandescent? Are fluorescent lights still a good pick? Our guide will explain all the details of different bulb choices.

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This color smart bulb enhances the night vision of your security cameras through infrared LEDs, even when it’s turned off. LIFX has taken its top-notch Wi-Fi color LED smart bulb and added a ...

Before you install the new LED bulbs, it's important to test them. All you need to do is clip them into the harness, set them somewhere safe (making sure nothing touches the LED cob), and turn on ...

We asked an interior designer and a professional lighting designer to share their favorite energy-efficient light bulbs that don’t look blue. They suggested LED light bulbs from Philips and ...

You may have noticed that the wattage label on your LED bulb has a higher number than your socket rating, but make sure to look closely at what it says.