Lighting

We take you through the 6 things you need to know before buying your next bulb: size, wattage, shade of white, dimming capability and bulb type.

There are plenty of inexpensive gadgets that can make a big difference in our everyday lives, either on their own or in combination with products we already own. 

Ceiling fan speed control was on every Caseta by Lutron enthusiast's list. And it's now a reality, with fan control module and a Pico wireless remote.

These nine products will help you live a healthier, more stress-free life and make a huge impact on your overall wellbeing.

From adding security lighting to providing the perfect ambiance for your next party, these smart Hue outdoor-rated lights can help.

Our favorite smart light is getting smarter with new software that will automatically sync its colors with what's on your screen.

The Philips Hue is the most advanced smart light bulb, with excellent usability and extensive support for smart home systems.

A smart home is more than just a convenience. It can save you plenty of holiday headaches when you’re away from home this season.

BeON's Home Protection System is a sophisticated early warning system for your home, disguised and doubling, as smart bulbs.

Philips Hue's second-generation companion app for its smart light system brightens up with better and more convenient features.

There’s no denying the “gee whiz” factor of the newest iteration of the Philips Hue smart lighting system. But is it worth the price?

New federal energy standards mean the bulbs on store shelves are changing—here's what you need to know.

Lights, please: Now you can tell Siri to control the Philips Hue light bulbs in your smart home. Find out what you need for the upgrade.

The slender GE Bright Stik LED bulb is more affordable than other LED bulbs and even gives compact fluorescent and halogen bulbs competition.

GE's Link light bulb, a connected home light controllable from your smartphone, goes on pre-order Monday for $15 each.

Remote control of your home is within your reach with the latest in house automation.

LED bulbs have a 19-year lifespan and sip electricity at about one tenth that of regular incandescent bulbs, but a 60-watt (or higher) replacement has been elusive.