I know a lot of people are into things like the Philips bulbs, but I've gone a different route for my HomeKit enabled lights.
It's more expensive, but you can replace in-wall switches with Lutron Caseta switches and use your wall switches or HomeKit to control cheap dimmable LED bulbs (or incandescents if you're a traditionalist).
This means you can HomeKit control lights in your existing fixtures with in-wall switches and guests or others are not turning off lights from wall swtiches with no way to turn them back on remotely. It also means when a bulb burns out it isn't a great tragedy as you can just replace them with another cheap LED dimmable bulb.
The initial outlay is higher, and it is a bit of a pain to replace in-wall switches, but the TCO is ultimately lower, and it's really a no compromise solution to home control.
I've replace all my old X-10 stuff with Caseta and never looked back.
It's more expensive, but you can replace in-wall switches with Lutron Caseta switches and use your wall switches or HomeKit to control cheap dimmable LED bulbs (or incandescents if you're a traditionalist).
This means you can HomeKit control lights in your existing fixtures with in-wall switches and guests or others are not turning off lights from wall swtiches with no way to turn them back on remotely. It also means when a bulb burns out it isn't a great tragedy as you can just replace them with another cheap LED dimmable bulb.
The initial outlay is higher, and it is a bit of a pain to replace in-wall switches, but the TCO is ultimately lower, and it's really a no compromise solution to home control.
I've replace all my old X-10 stuff with Caseta and never looked back.