Smart Bulb Comparison · UK 2026
Tapo L535 vs Tapo L630

Specs, pros and cons compared side by side

Both the Tapo L535 and the Tapo L630 are Wi-Fi colour smart bulbs. This head-to-head sets them side by side using the specs, pros and cons from our full reviews. Tapo specs come from Tapo’s own product pages.

Quick verdict

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Tapo L535

Pick it for: Matter certified, with Apple Home via Matter (the L630: no Matter) · Brighter at 1055 lm (the L630: 350 lm) · E27 screw and B22 bayonet versions (the L630: GU10 spotlight)

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Tapo L630

Pick it for: GU10 fitting for downlights (the L535: E27 or B22)

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Quick comparison

Spec Tapo L535 Tapo L630
Type Colour bulb, E27 or B22 Colour GU10 spotlight
Power 1055 lm 350 lm
Connection Wi-Fi, Matter Wi-Fi 2.4GHz
Hub needed No No
Extras Apple Home via Matter 16M colours, 2200-6500K
Tapo L535

Pros

  • Matter support, including Apple Home
  • Both UK fittings
  • No hub needed

Cons

  • Matter needs a compatible controller for that platform
  • 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only
  • Tapo does not list a wattage for it
Tapo L630

Pros

  • Colour in a GU10
  • Wide white range from 2200K
  • No hub needed
  • Dims to 1%

Cons

  • Each spotlight is a separate Wi-Fi device
  • No Matter
  • 2.4GHz Wi-Fi only

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Which should you buy?

Why choose the Tapo L535

  • Matter certified, with Apple Home via Matter (the L630: no Matter)
  • Brighter at 1055 lm (the L630: 350 lm)
  • E27 screw and B22 bayonet versions (the L630: GU10 spotlight)
Why choose the Tapo L630

  • GU10 fitting for downlights (the L535: E27 or B22)

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