Can I control my smart lamp with a wall switch?

While it may be tempting to control a smart bulb via a conventional wall switch, it is generally not recommended. Here are a few reasons why:

1. The power supply to the lamp is cut off:
   When you use the conventional wall switch to turn off a smart lamp, the power supply to the lamp is completely cut off. This can cause problems when you want to turn on the lamp again via the app or voice assistant because the lamp is not available on the network.
   
   
2. It's inconvenient:
   Using a conventional wall switch to turn off a smart bulb can also be inconvenient. Instead of being able to easily control the lamp through the app or voice assistant, you have to physically walk to the wall switch to turn the lamp off or on.
   
   
3. Pairing mode:
   There is a chance that the lamp will go into pairing mode (blink) if the lamp is turned off and on again too quickly in succession using the conventional wall switch.

If you still want to keep your conventional wall switch and take the above points for granted, then keep in mind that when your lamp is turned on, it takes about 30 seconds for it to start up and connect to your Wi-Fi network. The lamp may blink several times during this process.
Only when the Wi-Fi connection is restored can the lamp be controlled with the Smart app.

Instead of using a conventional wall switch, it is better to control the smart lamp using the app or voice assistant.