PHILIPSUltra Efficient - Ultra Energy Saving Lights, LED Light Source, 60W, A60, B22 Warm White 2700 Kelvin, Clear

I love lights and had LEDs for over a decade. I thought to save a bit more by changing old LEDs that have lost their brightess (they do age) with these ultra low power.If replacing old LEDs these may be 1/3 power (4w vs 10-12w) and similar lumens (~800lm). They are not too warm, I'd say about 3000k not 2700k very warm. They don't have an opaque diffuser but look like old incandescent with visible 'fillament'.Note they are not dimmable. At this time the higher luminosity (75w, 100w equivalent) are not available in B22 socket...The main issue is that they are glass and really thin one at that. Be really really careful- it will shatter if you apply and kind of pressure and it will crack. Old incandescents would be bullet proof glass compared to these. But being glass it will not tarnish in time like most plastic ones. Strange decision by Philips for sure.Anyway for a garden/hallway or similar where you have many 5+ and on for many hours the cost savings should be substantial in time...

Does the job. Nice clear bulb that is energy saving too.

Mine is broken. When I installed it. It seemed dirty/dusty but when I tried to clean it it wouldn't get any betterIt took me a few seconds to realise the 'dirt' was on the inside. I thought maybe that's normal/okay as no one is meant to stare at a light bulb so it might be normal to be dusty on the insideIt took me a few mins but I realised the inner rod which I assume is glass is in fact broken and the 'dirt' inside the bulb is just this broken glass particlesI will of course be returning mine as they should not arrive with such damageAlso I'm not sure what I expected but this lightbulb is quite dim. It wouldn't be suitable for most rooms unless you want very little light. But then again a non faulty verson might be more bright?A little disappointing quality control didn't pick up this before sending out to be sold

No problem with functionality but it’s colour temperature is a disappointing ~2200K rather than the required 2700K. The difference is very noticeable.

I had some cheap lamps which would get upset when people up the streets electric cars were charging and flicker and dim.These maintain a nice steady light level.Better electronics I guess.