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Linkind Matter Smart RGBTW Light Bulb A19 - 1100lm
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Specification
| Brand | Linkind |
| Special Feature | Higher Brightness, Timer, Tunable, Voice Control, Color Changing |
| Wattage | 11 watts |
| Bulb Shape Size | A19 |
| Bulb Base | E26 |
| Color Temperature | 6500 Kelvin |
| Brightness | 1100 Lumens |
| Average Life | 25000 Hours |
FAQs
How is the Linkind A19 Matter Smart Bulb (1100lm) different from the 800lm version?
+The 1100lm model delivers about 37% more light than the 800lm version while keeping the standard A19/E26 format. It uses 11W and is roughly equivalent to a 75W traditional bulb, making it better suited for spaces that need brighter everyday lighting.
Does this Matter smart bulb work with Alexa, Apple Home, Google Home, and SmartThings?
+Yes. It supports Alexa, Apple Home, Google Home, and SmartThings through Matter, so you can control power, brightness, colors, and other supported functions from your preferred smart home ecosystem.
Is the 1100lm Matter bulb Wi-Fi or Thread, and do I need a hub?
+It uses Matter over 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, not Matter over Thread. For Matter control, you’ll need a compatible Matter controller for your chosen ecosystem. You can also use the AiDot app without a Matter hub.
What can the Linkind 1100lm color-changing smart bulb do?
+It offers 16 million colors, 1–100% smart dimming, 1800K–6500K tunable white, music sync, preset scenes, schedules, group control, and voice control for everyday lighting, work, relaxing, gaming, or parties.
Can I use this A19 smart bulb in any lamp or with a dimmer switch?
+It fits standard E26 fixtures designed for A19 bulbs. Do not use it with a traditional wall dimmer; adjust brightness through AiDot or a compatible smart home platform instead.
Does the 1100lm smart bulb use a lot of electricity?
+No. It uses 11W while producing up to 1100 lumens—about the brightness of a traditional 75W bulb. Smart dimming and schedules can also help you control when and how brightly the light operates.


