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LIFX Mini White 800 Lumens Smart Light Bulb (B22 or E27 Fitting) $29.99 @ Bunnings (Officeworks Price Beat $28.49)

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Popped up while browsing Bunnings. Same price as Amazon, cheaper if price beating with OfficeWorks

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  • That's not the A60. The A60 has a specification of 1100 lm.

    That's the plain old vanilla mini-white. Compare:

    https://www.lifx.com.au/products/lifx?variant=29428785281

    https://www.lifx.com.au/products/lifx-mini-white

    • +1

      Thanks. Updated title. It was copied straight from bunnings website

      • +1

        Would have been a fantastic price for the A60!

    • +5

      You are incorrect. A19/A60 refers to the diameter of the bulb at its widest (19/8 in; 60mm), so the LIFX Mini White can be correctly labelled as A19/A60 and LIFX has this as its product class:

      LIFX Mini White

      Product Class
      Small A19/A60 form in E27 Edison Screws, B22 Bayonet

      Product Dimensions LxWxH
      60 x 60 x 105 mm

      • Thanks for the clarification!

      • +2

        Apologies for the misinformation. I always thought it was the part number but that is not the case.

  • +1

    Can some share their thoughts experience around what makes them better compared to Xiaomi bulbs? They tend to be more expensive as well, is it worth it ?

    • +3

      I have been using mine for the last two years, not sure how Xiaomi is. But the quality is good. Very customisable and 100% made me lazier. 10/10 Would recommend

    • +3

      Don't need a Bridge to talk to the rest of the network (Xiaomi bulbs are Zigbee based and need a Zigbee to your LAN bridge). The Lifx are also 100% standards approved for AU if that matters to you.

  • How do these compare to TP-Link bulbs?

    • +2

      Different class - LIFX is top of the range for smart bulbs.

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  • I wonder how this one compares with the $15 Mirabella Genio one at Kmart:
    https://www.kmart.com.au/product/mirabella-genio-wi-fi-e27-w…

    • Some info for the colour ones at https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/430559

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      If you're an Apple HomeKit user it's hands down go the Lifx. They work direct with Homekit (with the Lifx app also useable cross-platform etc).
      The Genio IIRC are "Tuya" based devices which can be Bridged to Homekit using a RaspberryPi and a bit of fun "hacking" but it's another device, and another layer of effort to make work.

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