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Razer Aether Light Bulb: Chroma RGB LED Bulb for Smart Homes - E26 Size, 9W, 100-240V, 800 Lumens - Bluetooth - Works with Amazon Alexa, Google Home Gamer Room App for Unified Control

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  • E26 SIZE — The light bulb has a base size of E26 making it compatible with a wide range of lighting
  • POWERED BY RAZER CHROMA RGB — With 16.8 million colors and a suite of lighting effects, achieve desired mood lighting or create an immersive environment that reacts with entertainment such as games and music
  • MATTER COMPATIBLE — Powered by the new universal standard of smart home connectivity, Razer Gamer Room devices are designed to work with all other smart home devices and controllers supported by Matter
  • WORKS WITH RAZER GAMER ROOM APP — Adjust settings and create automated routines with a simple, yet powerful tool that brings all Razer Gamer Room devices into one integrated ecosystem
  • COMPATIBILITY — Supports Bluetooth pairing and voice assistant works with Amazon Alexa and Google Home
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    • Product Description

    Make your Gamer Room truly shine with Razer Aether Lights. Powered by Razer Chroma RGB, customize and control them all from one convenient app to create the perfect setting for any scenario

    From the manufacturer

    Aether Light Bulb
    Razer Aether Light Bulb

    The Future is Bright

    Razer Aether Light Bulb

    Swap out boring old bulbs with something that truly shines. Add more flair to your existing lights with Razer Aether Light Bulbs. Featuring customizable lighting powered by Razer Chroma RGB, create the perfect setting for any home scenario

    E26

    Fits Your Lighting

    Available in E26 Base Size

    The Razer Aether Light Bulb comes in two standard base sizes, making it compatible with a wide range of lighting

    • The Razer Aether Light Bulb comes in two standard sizes, E26 and E27—making it compatible with a wide range of lighting to fit your gaming room set up

    • Yes, it will work with voice assistants such as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant

    • The light bulb's settings can be adjusted via the Razer Gamer Room App (mobile), and Razer Synapse (PC)

    • Download the Razer Gamer Room App and sign in with your Razer ID. Turn on your Razer Aether device and pair it to your phone. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete your setup

    • You can enable this by adding the device to Razer Synapse. Take it one step further in Chroma Studio and enjoy synchronized lighting with your entertainment across all your Razer Devices

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    3.9 out of 5 stars
    45 global ratings
    Good light bulb
    5 out of 5 stars
    Good light bulb
    It’s a good light bulb- just wish it could do colors like brown? I’ve never seen a brown colored light before so I don’t know. Would like to see a Black Light Light Bulb future product!
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    • Dwight
      5 out of 5 stars
      Good light bulb
      Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026
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      It’s a good light bulb- just wish it could do colors like brown? I’ve never seen a brown colored light before so I don’t know. Would like to see a Black Light Light Bulb future product!

      Good light bulb
      Dwight
      5 out of 5 stars
      Good light bulb
      Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026

      It’s a good light bulb- just wish it could do colors like brown? I’ve never seen a brown colored light before so I don’t know. Would like to see a Black Light Light Bulb future product!

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    • Matthew Darner
      5 out of 5 stars
      Razer Aether bulb
      Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025
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      need to set wifi through wifi app to 2.4 ghz for it to pair and work. Great light for my Razer products.

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    • States
      4 out of 5 stars
      Razer Synapse control is what makes this interesting
      Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024
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      This RGB bulb is somewhat mis-marketed. Despite being only minimally mentioned, its best feature is direct control within Razer's Synapse PC software. That integrates the bulb into your gaming rig’s lighting setup, including possible sound-, screen-, and game-related effects. If that doesn’t interest you, then just go with a cheaper smart bulb. Otherwise, read on.

      Installation was straightforward but not entirely trouble-free. Razer's Gamer Room app initially failed to discover/configure the Aether, but a factory reset resolved that. The bulb only connects to 2.4GHz WiFi, which is disappointing given the high price and that 5GHz networks have existed for over a decade.

      The Gamer Room app provides basic RGB controls and routines, like any other smart bulb. Things get much more interesting if you add the Aether to Razer Synapse on your PC. The bulb is controlled alongside your other gaming lights (keyboard, mouse, etc.), and Chroma-enabled games can use lighting to set a mood and/or react to in-game events. The effects vary greatly in quality from game to game, and some produce distractive flickering on the bulb. Razer could do a better job of ensuring and documenting compatibility with the Aether.

      Synapse also offers display-reactive ambient lighting and music visualization. The same Chroma features work with other smart bulb brands, but Aether’s advantage is simplicity - no need to setup and run any bridge programs. For example, the connector software for my Lifx bulbs hasn’t been updated in years, despite some connectivity and functionality quirks. That’s a non-issue with this bulb, as it’s supported directly.

      Overall, the Aether has a lot of potential for gamers who have (or want to build) a Synapse-controlled lighting setup that immersively extends into your room. That said, it could be improved with 5GHz WiFi, along with more consistent and better-validated game support.

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    • Brian F.
      1 out of 5 stars
      Would not recommend
      Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2024
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      A picture says a thousand words.

      Note the cover of the box, note the bulb on the box and the name printed on the bulb. Note the shape of the bulb on the box. Got it?

      Now take a look at the bulb I’m holding. That’s what came in the box.

      I don’t need to say anything else.

      Would not recommend
      Brian F.
      1 out of 5 stars
      Would not recommend
      Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2024

      A picture says a thousand words.

      Note the cover of the box, note the bulb on the box and the name printed on the bulb. Note the shape of the bulb on the box. Got it?

      Now take a look at the bulb I’m holding. That’s what came in the box.

      I don’t need to say anything else.

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    • Chris
      5 out of 5 stars
      A Colorful Upgrade for Gamers (and Non-Gamers)
      Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
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      The Razer Aether Light Bulb is a smart bulb with a twist - it utilizes Razer's Chroma RGB for a wide range of colors and lighting effects. Here's a breakdown of its pros and cons:

      Pros:

      Chroma RGB Lighting: This is the main draw for Razer fans. With 16.8 million colors and various effects, you can create a truly immersive gaming environment or set the mood for movie nights.

      Smart Home Integration: Works with both Google Home and Amazon Alexa for voice-controlled lighting adjustments.

      Razer Gamer Room App: This app allows for unified control of Razer's smart home devices, including setting schedules and automation.

      Standard Bulb Size (E26/E27): Fits in most existing light fixtures.

      Decent Brightness (800 Lumens): Provides enough light for most rooms.

      Cons:

      Gamer-Centric Design: While the RGB lighting is cool, it might not appeal to everyone.

      Price: More expensive than standard smart bulbs.

      Bluetooth Connectivity: While Bluetooth is common for smart bulbs, some prefer Wi-Fi for faster response times.

      Razer Ecosystem Dependence: To get the full functionality, you might need other Razer products for the Razer Gamer Room App to shine.

      Overall:

      The Razer Aether Light Bulb is a solid option for gamers who want to extend their Chroma RGB setup beyond their PC. It offers the usual smart bulb features with the addition of extensive color customization. However, the price tag and gamer-focused design might make it less attractive for casual users.

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    • Bobby
      5 out of 5 stars
      Looks great in my gaming room
      Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
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      I ordered this item because I wanted something to match my gaming room while I game. Overall, its a great item that I don't have any complaints about, and the setup is easy as long as the instructions are followed. Please make sure when you are attempting to find your barcode that you look at the bulb itself, and also make sure your device is connected to the 2.4 GHz network. This can be done either by default, by checking your router's manual, or by contacting your router's manufacturer. Overall, the product works perfectly! I would also like to add that you will need to download the "Razer Gamer Room" app.

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    • ChuckleBerryFinn
      2 out of 5 stars
      No LAN support
      Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
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      If you want this to work, first you have to install a useless app on your phone, then connect it to your computer using 2.4 GHz wifi. Because we all know gaming on 2.4 is the best way, definitely not a wired connection. So even if you set it up on your wifi, you can't use them if your motherboard doesn't have wifi connectivity. I contacted Razer support and they told me, "It is an expected behavior you are connected to a network using Ethernet cable since PC did not utilize the same 2.4Ghz connection as your mobile phone."

      Actually gave me a headache trying to squeeze in room for a network adapter, replacing my usb hub, then switching back... Connection lost. I'm going to lose my GOURD!!!!!

      No LAN support
      ChuckleBerryFinn
      2 out of 5 stars
      No LAN support
      Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024

      If you want this to work, first you have to install a useless app on your phone, then connect it to your computer using 2.4 GHz wifi. Because we all know gaming on 2.4 is the best way, definitely not a wired connection. So even if you set it up on your wifi, you can't use them if your motherboard doesn't have wifi connectivity. I contacted Razer support and they told me, "It is an expected behavior you are connected to a network using Ethernet cable since PC did not utilize the same 2.4Ghz connection as your mobile phone."

      Actually gave me a headache trying to squeeze in room for a network adapter, replacing my usb hub, then switching back... Connection lost. I'm going to lose my GOURD!!!!!

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    • James Anderson
      5 out of 5 stars
      Excellent matter compatibility
      Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2024
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      These Razer lights are great! I have used many 'smart lamps' over the years and I have found that execution is the most important part.

      These have a flexible voltage rating and are nice and bright at 800 lumens. They don't put out too much heat but the application to control them is fantastic and works well alongside apple homekit (matter) integration.

      If you want to support Razer and also have a good setup, this is a great option!

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