Soon in testing: the Koogeek HomeKit socket for connecting screw bulbs with iPhone and iPad

Home automation is
From now onwireless and controlled from a smartphone. Chez
Apple ishomeKitla solution
proposed to allow management from its mobile machine, with management of
scenarios and interactions between different devices. Accessories
homeKit compatibles are more and more numerous and thus offer
devices adapted to different uses. We were able to discover it in
this file dedicated to connected home automation accessories.

In the field of light, Philips with
its Hue range on sale hereet
tested thereis a pioneer, but it remains expensive and depends
of acentral base.

Today, it is a connected module for bulb control offered by
Koogeek which is in the spotlight in our columns, but the solution is a lot
“lighter” and less expensive!

• 
  The Koogeek WiFi socket for screw bulb is on sale here

Just received and unpacked, here are the first photos of a connected solution
in WiFi, which is placed in a luminaire and then allows you to control the light
directly from your iPhone, via an Apple app called Home or
again by voice via Siri. The photos right away while waiting for the test to
come :

• 
  The Koogeek WiFi socket for screw bulb is on sale hereat the price of
  39,99 euros

The test is in progress, the results and our opinion will be published in
some time. In the meantime, take advantage of this article to ask your questions
in the comments, we will try to answer it in the test
complete!

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founder of the site. Computer engineer and Internet specialist where he has held various positions of responsibility, Laurent has been passionate about mobility since the arrival of "PDAs" in the 90s. Journalist for 4 years for the magazine Team Palmtops (Posse Presse) and author of several books on the iPad published by Pearson.