Idinio Smart LED lamps. Anyone any experience hacking?

I got 4 idinio Smart lamps (LED) probably from 2020. It says to install the indinio app, however that one is obsolete, and it points me to the smartlife app. As I understand this is the successor of the Tuya app. I am very, very and I mean very reluctant to install this app. It is Chinese and it wants to know about everything before it proceeds. The 'try me' feature does not work.

It is probably 8266 or a Beken chip.

I tried tuya-convert. It does react a bit but I get a 'probably the firmware is too new'. And than it holds...

Anyone any experience with these lamps?

Tried to open up one, managed to lift the lid off but now I am looking at the top of the PCB, LEDS, a chip SM2135E. I can see a the antenna I guess, and some 6 pin connector that might be used for programming. What could be the pinout? Further investigation would damage it beyond repair I fear.


AI: Can you post the exact model/type number from the lamp or packaging, and any FCC/CE/product code printed on the label?
Idinio smart wifi E14
140130_01
2020/7
AI: Can you add clear close-up photos of both sides of the PCB, especially the Wi-Fi module/chip markings and that 6-pin connector?
YEP:

you can find couple of similar bulbs here - https://openbekeniot.github.io/webapp/devicesList.html

Unfortunately you will have to get that board out and confirm the module/chip inside to proceed, there is several teardowns and threads on how to do that. SM2135 is supported by OBK and that header is only for controlling that chip, not for programming.

Get in touch with my colleague p.kaczmarek2 - he does that sort of thing.