💡 Efficient Philips 417097 Energy Light Bulbs - Set of 4 - 23 Watt Review

Use for Reading. The best light I've found for my lights that only require 60w incandescent bulbs. A 60W lamp uses only 13W and lasts 11 years. More expensive but worth it and yes the bulbs will last at least 10 years.

Package opened (not in box) and all 4 lamps checked. Well a light bulb isn't working so I need a refund or replacement. The problem is that no one will admit to being a salesperson. I think I'm stuck with a dead lightbulb!

thought I would have done without compact fluorescent bulbs - no - LED lighting looks like "office lighting" to me and incandescent bulbs tend to flicker after a while. These are excellent bulbs, carefully packaged and dispatched promptly. I'm glad they are available from Revain and I plan to order more.

I used to buy only these "Daylight" bulbs, but apparently I'm very tired of them. Now I prefer these "Soft White" bulbs. Of course, these bulbs sometimes take a minute or two to warm up to full brightness, but I don't care. The alternative is far worse in my opinion: I had a bad experience buying CFLs at a local big store. They make lightbulbs with a halogen "start" bulb so they're "instant on" or something. But the problem is that after the CFL part has warmed up properly, the smaller halogen…

The package came with a broken bulb. I'm glad I opened the other end of the packaging so I didn't cut myself. The only bulb I put in my lamp works perfectly. I will not return. Onions were needed but can no longer be found due to the ongoing quarantine.

Leaving a review on an LED lamp is like pulling a tooth. Unkind. However, since I have to kill time this morning, I will. I bought this brand and this particular bulb because it is a reliable, long lasting bulb that will last for years and gives enough brightness without giving the impression that you live in a hospital. So in the end something nice.

These 23 watt Philips bulbs are hands down the best compact fluorescent bulbs I've ever bought! What I like about them is that they turn on instantly with the flick of a switch, just like incandescent bulbs. They also seem to warm up to full brightness fairly quickly (within seconds) and the luminous intensity is identical to what incandescent bulbs look like. I found that with other CFLs the light output was a little warmer and dimmer than a 100 watt incandescent, typically turning on even…