@gkimbell 

Good day.

Thank you very much for your time and patience.

I will report to our senior engineers and run some test on our side.

Once I got any updated news, I would come back to you at once.

And if anymore who had the same feedback, please feel free to post it here!

Thanks a lot!

@Brook Do you have any news on this? The bug still persists for me, does it happen on other bulbs too?

@Brook An update: sorry I was wrong before, the circadian mode does eventually work if you leave the bulb for a long time. In my testing it took 61, 57 and 61 seconds (plus minus a couple seconds) to switch to the correct colour.

Do you have any idea why its taking one minute to switch to automatic colours? It's far too long to be practical. Is this normal? Is it a problem with the bulb or my phone or wifi?

Thanks for your help.

@gkimbell I use Alexa to turn on / off my lights. 

LIke you said, when I turn them on they come on at the setting they were at last, and from my tests they NEVER got back into Auto mode unless I activate it in the app.

This really should go back on Auto right away as If I've had the lights on during the day, they are bright and a cooler temp, and then at night, they come on and they are too bright and the wrong colour!

Please advise if there is a fix for this yet.

@TonyReilly thanks for reporting this. This bug makes the auto mode unusable with Alexa.