Get a two-pack of Matter-compatible smart color bulbs from Lifx for just $20!

Let’s give a shoutout to brands that are making smart bulbs more accessible. Lifx is one of those brands, recently unveiling a two-pack of A19 / E26 LED bulbs at CES 2026, offering both white and color options for just $24.99. These dimmable 800-lumen bulbs connect via Wi-Fi and are compatible with Matter, ensuring they integrate smoothly with a variety of smart home systems. Originally priced attractively, they’re now available for just $19.99 on Amazon, marking their lowest price yet at only $10 per bulb. For comparison, a similar two-pack of color-changing bulbs from another brand is currently priced at $71.99.

The setup is straightforward, whether you’re already using a smart home platform or starting fresh. The bulbs can connect to Google Home, Alexa, Apple Home, SmartThings, or be configured through Lifx’s mobile app. The only requirement is a 2.4GHz connection through your Wi-Fi router.

In other noteworthy deals:
* After a month at their original price of $449, Sony’s WH-1000XM6 over-ear headphones have dropped back to their lowest price of $398 at Amazon and Best Buy. These headphones offer improved sound quality and enhanced active noise cancellation compared to the previous generation. A standout feature is the XM6’s foldable design, allowing the ear cups to swivel and fold into the headband for easier portability, a welcome return from the XM4 model.
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* Oakley’s Meta HSTN glasses are a bit more divisive than the standard Meta Ray-Ban glasses, but the least controversial color option is currently on sale at Amazon for $339.15, down from $399. If you’re looking to stand out, the white frame version with Oakley’s Prizm ruby lenses is also available at the same price. While our reviewer found the Ray-Bans to be a better value at the original price, the HSTN offers some unique features, such as longer battery life, higher resolution video recording, and Prizm lenses that enhance the vibrancy of greens.