Philips LED A60 Light Bulb 3 Pack [Warm White 2700K - B22 Bayonet Cap] 60W, Non Dimmable. for Home Lighting, 929001387493

Good quality and great value

I have used these bulbs before and when I moved into my new house they were my go to choice. They have an exposed filament and look very attractive, please see the photo. The clear glass bulb produces a great amount and quality of light. They cost a lot less than single exposed filament speciality bulbs and I consider them to be an excellent compromise between look and cost. Having had these bulbs before I know that they last for years.

I have bought many Light Bulbs over the years, Philips have always been the best in terms of quality and longevity. They are slightly more expensive than other brands but, they last longer and are better quality so it's a no brainer. This bulb has been in use in my landing for several months now and it its slightly smaller than a normal light bulb

These are easily the best replacement for 60w tungsten GLS (General Lighting Service) lamps. It's a pity they don't last long enough to justify their price, the gains from lower power consumption being swallowed by the expense of the lamp. It takes at least 166 hours of use at 30p per kWh to break even when compared to the tungsten lamp which cost about 20p to buy. Some of the lamps don't last anything like this long. If the lamp fails before 166h or the kWh cost of electricity is less than 30p the saving is reduced or it takes longer to reach break even point.. For old tungsten lamp - 60w x 100hrs = 6000 watt hours. 6 kwh at 30p = £1.80 For new LED lamp - 7w x 100hrs = 700 watt hours. 0.7 Kwh at 30p = 21p That''s a saving of £1.59 per 100 hours of use, so after 166 hours you will save £2.65 in electricity cost, i.e. the cost of the lamp.

For years mankind struggled with dark nights, dangerous preditors and things that go bump. Then came fire, candles and artificial light. But these brought fire hazard and electricity bill shock. These LED bulbs look retro industrial, make things more visible (no more tripping over the coffee table or pesky late night stair tumbles) and use very little electricity which is handy when a kilowatt hour costs about the same as a summer holiday in Spain

An excellent replacement for my burned-out old incandescent bulbs. Warm colour (slightly yellowish) is very close to that of the old incandescents. Too early to say what sort of life they have, but I've learned from past experience that Philips bulbs usually meet or exceed their stated life.

Disappointed. Ordered July 2023, installed in a room where they don't get that much use. I estimate no more than 300 hours per year use. August 2026, all three which are on a common switch, started ticking on and off and flickering. Contrast this to other LED lamps I have, some of which are on *at least* 12 hours a day, every day, and so far are 5 years old.. Nice and bright though. This design of LED does cast its light far better than the other type where the LEDs are mounted on a flat base with a globe over them.

Do the job well. Have lasted a long time. No complaints.