Experience the ultimate convenience in home lighting with the Geeni PRISMA 800 multicolored Wi-Fi LED Light Bulbs. With a wide range of colors and dimming capabilities， Geeni multicolor LED smart light bulbs offers endless lighting possibilities. You can easily control these LED smart bulbs from across the room or the country with your voice or the Geeni app (iOS， Android)， so you can choose a color for any occasion. Geeni smart light bulbs have Wi-Fi built right in so they are easy to set up and use. They require no hub， smart plugs， or additional hardware to install-simply download the app， twist in the bulbs， and connect! With the Geeni app， you can control your smart bulbs from anywhere， anytime. You can set a lighting schedule， change brightness， and turn on/off with just a touch of a button. Plus， lights can be grouped or kept separate， so you can customize your lighting to fit your unique needs. In addition to the smartphone app， Geeni smart bulbs are also compatible with Amazon Alexa， Google Assistant， and Cortana so they can be controlled by voice. The Geeni PRISMA 800 A19 Light Bulb is only compatible with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks. It is an energy-efficient lighting option at only 9-Watt， but still bright at 800 lumens-the equivalent of a 60-Watt incandescent bulb. It has an estimated energy cost of $1.08 per year， (based on 3-hours/day， cost varies on rates and usage). It's a dimmable LED light bulb that is the perfect addition to your smart home accessories!

No hub required， Wi-Fi is built into the bulb

9-Watt， 800 Lumens， equivalent to a traditional 60-Watt incandescent bulb

Control by voice using Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant

Control your lights from anywhere with your smartphone using the Geeni app (iOS， android)

Set your schedule to turn your lights on/off automatically

Control lights individually or in groups

Dim the brightness to customize your lighting experience

Estimated energy cost of $1.08 per year (based on 3-hours/day， cost varies on rates and usage)

Compatible with all 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks