@Gooman 

New firmware is typically released in phases and is not sent to all devices at once. If your device has not yet received a newly released version, just be patient as the release scale will be expanded gradually until full rollout.

G3W0 wrote

  @Wayne-TP 

 

I've seen the same behavior. The app says that the three L535e have hardware revision 3.0. In contrast, the packaging says that these are version 3.2. 

 

I use 6 L535e one has Firmware 1.1.5, two 1.1.8 and three have 1.4.1. 

 

I can’t understand the thing with the different rollouts since I have three different versions — how long should a rollout take or how long until it is completed?

  @G3W0 

For Tapo L535E, hardware version 3.0 is the same as the V3.20.

About the firmware, the 1.1.8 is a beta version, did you apply any from the support team? You can check this article to learn what this beta is about. Tapo Smart Bulb Reset Method Update -- Reducing Bulb Resets Due to Unstable Power Supply

The release cycle for new firmware is not fixed and may range from a few weeks to several months. If your device is functioning normally, you don’t need to monitor firmware releases closely. To ensure your device updates promptly when a new version is available, you can enable the “auto-update” feature in your device settings.

If you are experiencing a specific issue with the product, we recommend reporting them directly in a dedicated post describing the specific problem.