💡 Philips White LED Bulbs, B01AHLY6WO, 8.5W Review

These lamps give a very nice light in the shade I want. I first bought "daylight" bulbs and they were too stiff for most rooms. "Soft White" gives a tone much closer to what I'm used to from the incandescent and CFL types I've used. Speaking of CFLs, these LED bulbs produce more light of better quality than CFLs of the same wattage. This may not be news to others, but it was a pleasant surprise for me. I'm now changing all my lightbulbs to LED thanks to Revain, which supplies quality lightbulbs

These are the most realistic replacement bulbs I have ever seen. The color is exactly the same as the "normal" bulbs. I put one next to a lightbulb on our dresser that has a couple of lightbulbs and they were exactly the same color; however, my wife noticed that the new bulb was a bit dimmer when she went to the makeup mirror. I also replaced the one over the kitchen sink in the process and she never knew it happened! I'm definitely installing them all over the house, especially since Sylvania…

I have been using Philips LED lamps exclusively for 5 years. This particular model is the cheapest Philips light bulb you can find in 2020. When they work, they're great. 2 out of 10 lightbulbs burn out in 5 years. The rest keep getting stronger. I personally like the "Soft White" 2700K sold in this listing. If you like the seemingly brighter, less yellow and more blue light, get the 5000K "Daylight" version. My original bulbs were 8.5 watts. A NOTICE. These bulbs are rated at 10W (not 8.5W as…