Philips Hue7W ST19 White Ambiance LED Smart Vintage Edison Filament Bulb, Warm - Pack of 1 - E26 - Control with App - Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant and Apple HomeKit

These Philips Hue Edison bulbs are gorgeous! They add such a warm, vintage feel to my lights, and the smart control is awesome. Pricey, but worth it for the look and convenience.

The Philips Hue ST19 Filament Bulbs are a perfect mix of classic style and smart tech. The vintage filament look adds a warm, cozy vibe to any room, while the soft white 550 lumens light creates a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. They’re great for lamps, open fixtures, or anywhere you want that old-school charm with modern features.Setup is super easy—just screw them in, connect to the Hue app, and you’re ready to go. They work seamlessly with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit, so controlling your lights with your voice or phone is effortless. You can schedule them, dim them, or control them remotely, which is super handy.They’re energy efficient too, using LED tech while giving off the same glow as a traditional 60W bulb. If you’re building a smart home or just want your space to look and feel a little cooler, these bulbs are a stylish and functional upgrade.

Creates a nice vibe and also attractive to look at themselves. It has a glass enclosure and the filament is quite nice at any brightness. Connecting was a breeze as always. I have some hue items used daily that are nearing 10 years old, including the bridge and a bloom and I suspect these will last as long.

I received brand new 2-bulb package as advertised (60 watts equivalent per bulb) when I ordered the 2-pack item. This item is legit and the seller is legit. Pairing these bulbs with my existing Hue ecosystem (within HomeKit via Hue Bridge) using the Hue app was a breeze. The lights appeared in my Home App automatically even though I'm still using the Hue App in HomeKit mode (no login id registered with my Hue Bridge). Integrating these lights into my existing automations was seamless.These bulbs work as expected as Hue smart lights. However the dimmest 1% setting is not as dim as you can get with the non-Hue (non-smart light) 40 watt 2100K counterpart. The attached picture shows this Hue bulb in 1% setting which is still relatively bright and not dim enough for night light or sleep light.I am keeping these lights as I intend to use them where absolute dimmest setting is not critical. For the record I use this Phlips vintage bulb in below link as night/sleep light (also available at Amazon).https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09GXD1W7M?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

I have been a longtime fan of Philips Hue ever since I could purchase them! I have around 10 Hue bulbs in my apartment that are integrated with my Google Home family. I liked the look of these bulbs for the kitchen (also because my partner liked the look of them) and was overjoyed when I discovered these!These are fantastic bulbs that do exactly as described. Great quality as well. Was surprised to find out these specifically have a glass/glass-composite shell compared to the plastic on the others, but this was a welcome surprise. Lighting looks really cool with the candle-light effect as well.I only have two complaints. 1) The bulbs struggle to output a true blue-white tone. Anytime I change it in the app to this, it instantly reverts back to true white. Not a huge disappointment considering I don't use blue-white often, but would've been nice to have. 2) There is no multicolor variant. I know these are supposed to resemble Edison bulbs, but it would've been neat (and convenient) to have the full RGB spectrum to choose for the bulbs.I consider Philips Hue to be a trusted and consistent brand. I love their products and support team. They have a lot of variety with products which is something I absolutely respect. I just wish it wasn't all so expensive. Fantastic product and extremely satisfied!

First Hue light with 100% clear bulb. It looks good on my bankers desk lamp.

No complaints.

When these lights work well they are great but when they don’t, they have to be replaced. I’ve had a couple of these bulbs in two different light fixtures in my home that work well with any other type of bulb from any manufacturer. There must be something that’s incompatible with the wiring that Phillips has done because once they start flickering, they won’t stop and the bulbs are effectively dead. I’ve had an LIFX bulb in that same light fixture and I haven’t had any issues for the last four or five months so this makes me think it’s a problem on the Phillips side.