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Mipow review: Smart E27 LED bulb controlled with your phone

Do you want to set a really cool colourful mood in your home? Then read our Mipow Smart E27 LED bulb review.
Smart home is becoming more popular in the world because we have more and more smart gadgets everyday available on the market. Thanks to Internet it is also very easy to buy it. Here’s our Mipow Smart E27 LED bulb review.
The Mipow is 5W LED bulb with a class A energy rating. Your slot should be E27 because the screw-fit bulb is E27. Also if you want to control the smart functions then you will need Android or iOS device.
Before that you’ll need to install application which is available to download. After you install the application you will need to turn on Bluetooth on your phone. Just one thing I want to say you don’t need to be connected with the bulb for ordinary work, meaning it can be switched on and off with a physical switch but for smart features you will need to be connected with Bluetooth.
When we’re talking about smart functions, the Mipow offers a large pallette for colors. You can choose any color you want from white, blue, green, yellow, orange and many other. There are also options for effects, brightness. There are also modes like, party modes, flashing modes, pulsing modes and many other.
Overall the Mipow smart E27 LED bulb is really cool which hasmany interesting features, it is very easy to use. Also it is A energy rating therefore it is a small consumer of electricity. If you are interested buy it at lowest price you can do that here.
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