PHILIPSLED Flicker-Free Clear Dimmable B11 Light Bulb - EyeComfort Technology - 300 Lumen - Soft White (2700K) – 3.3W=40W - E26 Base - Title 20 Certified - Indoor - 12-Pack

The media could not be loaded. These are fantastic bulbs! Even when dimmed low, they don't flicker at all. Perfectly smooth, yellow light down low, and a good soft white when fully bright. The video I took shows this bulb on the right. The other 3 bulbs are an older Philips model that doesn't have the warm glow effect. It's slow motion to show the flicker on the old bulb, and no flicker on this bulb.And it looks like a traditional bulb.

This is the deal, this light bulbs are not particularly cheap, you can get same candelabra type bulbs for a fraction of this price almost everywhere, but this is the issue, you basically paid for what you are getting, let me explain further, there are three major class of home light bulbs on the market today, the first one is the incandescent types, second is fluorescent and the third one is the overperforming led type... well technically there are two types of led bulbs, classic led and this new vintage (this model). Regarding led, this new vintage type is too susceptible to flicking due its design, without going into the details, let's just said that almost any drop of current on your power line will cause flicking on most of vintage types, example, if you turn the microwave, washer machine or a treadmill (my case) you will have a lot of flickering.Unfortunate there is not much you can do on your line to prevent these issues, you can either use regular led bulbs or ignore the flicking with the new vintage types. However this particular model had something that make them better an managing the flickering - they change color when they are dim down- this works for flickering because they need an extra circuit to manage this feature, this naturally add an extra layer of noise reduction on the bulb reducing or removing the flickering completely. You can noticed the extra circuit if you compare this bulbs candelabra style vs almost any other, it is slightly bigger-wider on the bottom, it needs to be like this otherwise they cannot fit circuit on the base, they disguise it cleverly and you can barely see it, but if you see other brand side by side you can see what I'm talking about, In this case, a bigger base it is a winner here.Personally I do not care about changing to a warm color when the lights are being dim down, but the flickering when turning the treadmill it is a must have for me.recommended 100%, My wife love this kind of led vintage types and so far this is the only brand that I review that match my expectation.PS:I'm an electric engineer and I bisected the bulb and I approved the construction. almost any vintage type on my opinion is better than the previous led generation except for the current price, but that will drop eventually as this seems to be the future on illumination (cheaper to manufacture, more efficient, smaller, etc)

For a chandelier, you don't want to be getting up on a ladder all the time replacing bulbs, so these are great.

A couple years ago one of the incandescent bulbs on my chandelier died, and since incandescent bulbs had been banned in California I had to replace it with a LED one. Instead of mixing different bulbs I figured it was a good opportunity to replace all of them with LEDs, so I bought a bunch of Philips 457184 which had amazing reviews. They had a slight buzz when dimmed, still noticeable when fully lit (especially since there's 5 of them), and while that was bugging me from time to time it wasn't enough for me to return them.Fast forward to last week and I decided to upgrade my decades-old dimmer switch with a smart switch. Since I don't have a neutral wire the options were fairly limited, and the reviews seemed to indicate that the Lutron Caseta PD-6WCL was by far the best, so I went with it. Everything worked fine except that made the buzzing unbearable.After doing some research it seemed the preferred option was to use a Lutron Caseta PD-5NE instead, but I couldn't do that because that switch requires a neutral wire. The other option was to try different bulb models and hope one of them won't buzz, so that's what I did.The Lutron website only lists the bent tip model of this bulb as being compatible, but I preferred the blunt tip. I figured the internals are probably the same so I bought them anyway, without much hope since my existing buzzing bulbs were also Philips.I just installed them and hooray, no buzzing whatsoever! They do flicker a tiny bit when dimmed but at this point that's something I'm willing to accept.

I ordered these bulbs to use in my ceiling fan and when I installed them, they lit up and then flickered out and stayed so dim that they were barely on. I tried switching them out and I tried all the bulbs and this happened with each and every one of them. I normally like Philip’s bulbs but these are just horrible. My light fixture doesn’t have a dimmer switch, so this shouldn’t be an issue. It is a standard on/off switch. I am not sure what is wrong with these bulbs but they did not work when I tried them.

Great bulbs. The color is spot on. Only issue I had was I ordered 12 and 2 were defective out of the box with only half of the 4 led strips lighting up. So buy extras if you need exactly 12.

Excellent, & relaxing on the eyes! We all have a little too much daily screen time🤣

Went through multiple sets stating dimmable and they always flickered which drove me crazy. Finally found these and am so happy!!

My goals were met with alacrity!

Luz cálida de excelente calidad, diseño bonito y calidad probada, duran muchos años. Y un detalle importante es que esta medida de zócalo(socket) es extremadamente difícil de encontrar, incluso en tiendas especializadas y de alta gama. Los recomiendo ampliamente.

Justo lo que buscaba. En ninguna tienda de mty los pude encontrar más que solo por Amazon. Recorri muchas y nada.Me encantaron

Muy bien empacando. Justo lo que pedí. La luz es cálida muy bonita

Me gustó y el paquete de 12 correspondió exacto para dos lámparas.