@crazzyyfool 

Hey, I had a similar issue with a smart bulb (not the exact model, but close enough), and after tons of trial and error, I managed to fix it. Here’s what I found out:

1. Power Cycling Beyond a Factory Reset

   A simple on/off reset wasn’t enough for me. Try turning the bulb off at the switch, unplugging the lamp (if applicable), and leaving it off for at least 30 minutes. This helps clear any residual power that might be causing weird behavior.

2. Capacitor Degradation (Possible Hardware Issue)

   If your bulb flickers and dims randomly but stays partially on even when the app says it’s off, it could be a failing capacitor inside. Unfortunately, this isn’t something you can fix unless you want to crack the bulb open and replace components (not really worth it).

3. Voltage Fluctuations or Dirty Power

   I noticed my problematic bulb was in a socket that had slightly unstable voltage (old wiring). Try plugging it into a completely different circuit in your home, not just another fixture.

4. Ghost Power (Leakage Current from the Switch)

   If you're using a dimmer switch or even some standard light switches, they can leak a tiny amount of power even when "off." Some smart bulbs are more sensitive to this than others. If possible, try a different non-dimmer switch.

5. Interference & Network Issues

   Since the issue happens when the bulb is "off," it might still be trying to maintain a network connection. Have you checked if any new 2.4GHz devices (Wi-Fi extenders, smart plugs, etc.) were added around the same time this started? Try moving your router a bit or testing it in a different room.

6. Firmware Rollback (If Possible)

   Some firmware updates introduce bugs. If your app allows it, check if you can revert to a previous version.

Since your other bulb is fine, I'd lean toward a hardware fault with the flickering one. If it's still under warranty, I'd contact support for a replacement. If not, and you’ve exhausted all options, you might just have a dying bulb.