Amazon GE smart Alexa/Google Home light switches, bulbs, more from $15 (Up to 46% off)

46% off/From $15

Amazon has now kicked off a notable sale on smart lightbulbs, switches, and more from GE starting from $15. One standout is the GE CYNC Smart Light Switch for $29.99 shipped. Regularly $40, this is 25% off, matching the 2022 low we have only tracked once before this year, and the best we can find. With no neutral wire required, this model will also work with older homes (the neutral wire model is going for $22.50 Prime shipped right now) to deliver smart app control over your lighting with Alexa and Google Home compatibility. It allows you to set schedules to automate your home lighting and to help save on energy bills all year round with an easy installation you can do “on your own.” Head below for more GE smart home gear. 

Including everything from outdoor cameras to Bluetooth-enabled smart home gear controllers, additional light switch options, and even some smart floodlight options, you’ll find the rest of the Prime Day GE gear deals waiting for you right here. The deals start from $15 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $25. 

Be sure to check out this Philips Hue Gradient Ambiance Lightstrip deals, then head over to our smart home and Prime Day 2022 deals hubs for more. The Amazon smart Echo offers are a major highlight here, but you’ll also want to dive into the Ring video doorbells and cameras we just spotted starting from $45 while you’re at it as well. 

GE CYNC Smart Light Switch features:

• Upgrade your smart home and make traditional bulbs smart: The Cync smart toggle style light switch allows you to make traditional bulbs smart. You can control lights from the switch, or from the Cync App using scheduling and scenes.
• Add convenience with your WiFi Light Switches: Get convenience and comfort with enhanced functionality like out of home control and scheduling, so you never come home to a dark house
• Easy, DIY Installation: Easy to install on your own or with the help of a professional. Works in homes built prior to the 1980s and requires a ground wire and 2.4GHz WiFi to enable smart control – no neutral wire required