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Philips 60W Equivalent LED Bulb 9290011350

That's as cheap an LED as we've seen from the big brands, and with an 800-lumen light output from a power draw of just 8.5 watts, it's an especially efficient performer, too. Replace your incandescents with them, and you'll have a tough time telling...

The Philips 60W Replacement LED offers exceptional efficiency and strong light quality at a truly tempting price of just $5.

The bulb isn't dimmable, and it isn't rated to last as long as most other LEDs.

Unless you use dimmer switches in your home, it's hard to go wrong with this light -- and the price is just right.

May, 2015

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Expert review by : Ry Crist (cnet.com)

Philips 60W Replacement LED review: The dirt-cheap LED is here, and it's a solid bargain

At less than 5 bucks a bulb, Philips' new 60W replacement LED offers undeniable value.

The Philips 60W Replacement LED offers exceptional efficiency and strong light quality at a truly tempting price of just $5.

The bulb isn't dimmable, and it isn't rated to last as long as most other LEDs.

Unless you use dimmer switches in your home, it's hard to go wrong with this light -- and the price is just right.

May, 2015

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Expert review by : Ry Crist (cnet.com)

This well-built bulb won't disappoint

Philips' standard 60W equivalent LED won't change colors, but it's still a very solid choice for home lighting.

Philips' 60W equivalent LED offers excellent brightness, along with a build that won't buzz or flicker when used with in-wall dimmer switches.

The Philips LED isn't quite as efficient as Cree's 60W replacement, which also costs less.

At $15, this bulb isn't the cheapest in the lighting aisle, but it's well worth it if you plan on dimming your lights.

Jul, 2014

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Philips 60W Equivalent LED ( Soft White)

If you want to know what makes the Philips LED (or any LED) stand out, you need to know what you'll have to compromise in exchange for that extra efficiency. With some bulbs, it's color quality or brightness; with others, it's things like dimmability...

Philips' 60W equivalent LED offers excellent brightness, along with a build that won't buzz or flicker when used with in-wall dimmer switches.

The Philips LED isn't quite as efficient as Cree's 60W replacement, which also costs less.

At $15, this bulb isn't the cheapest in the lighting aisle, but it's well worth it if you plan on dimming your lights.

Jul, 2014

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