Atomi Smart WiFi LED Pathway Lights— 4-Pack Starter Kit, 800 Lumens, Tunable, Dimmable, Link up to 40 Lights, IP65-Rated, White and RGB 2500K-9000K, App Control, Works with Alexa and Google Assistant

These lights are well built and look great in the yard. They have enormous potential as to color variations and flexibility. I've purchased a few sets of the pathway and spots. The downfall is the software interface. They use Bluetooth and wifi which in my instance is difficult to reach all aspects of my yard as the Bluetooth range (30' range) is less than where my power supply and range of the furthest light are. It's confusing and not always reliable to be able to just open the app and make your change. Hopefully the software will catch up with the hardware design as the lights themselves are solid.

Love these wired lights easy to install weather proof and the options on your phone to change the colors are limitless. Great construction!

These lights are very cool and worth the money. I use all of the features to utilize different colors as well as scenes.The only complaint that I have is that the smart bridge can only connect to 2.4 ghz Wi-Fi. If you have 5 ghz only then these lights will not work. Not a huge deal for most but something to be aware of.

I installed the lights on a new stepped pathway between buildings, and so far everyone loves them. They really look great. The installation was easy and the quality is just about what I expected. The electrical connections are somewhat foolproof, though I wish they made it a bit clearer that the Smart Bridge must be installed indoors but within 35 feet of the lights.The Atomi app is another issue. Learning how to use it required several trips to Youtube and the Atomi website, and a couple of things are still not setup the way I hoped. For example, I can't find out how to add the "Group" of pathway lights to sharing so that Amazon Alexa can turn them on and off. The instructions on the app don't match what I'm seeing on my phone. I expect this will get solved eventually.

So I have a mix of walkway lights from Amazon and Spotlights which I picked up at Costco, and I really like the product itself and the lights seem well constructed...Now with that being said, the APP is NOT intuitive at all and is almost impossible to navigate, and the instructions on the site and found within the app itself are pretty useless.Creating scenes or groups is terrible. I can't even find how to rename the individual lights to you can identify them easily. I'm not sure who they have designing their APP, but my advice would be to totally scrap what they have now and start with an entire different layout. If anything they need to take a lesson or two from Phillips Hue, and I mean the "original" version of the Hue app, not the version they have now. The original Hue APP was super easy to add and group lights together and you could set colors for whole groups with little effort.Though I do like the product, I'd be on the fence recommending it to someone else, until they can work on the app.