To be fair, I am a Philips employee (not lighting department). I have always loved the Philips hue lights. They are the best at replicating the warm incandescent bulb lighting. This bulb looks exactly like an Edison bulb and is perfect for vintage/antique lamps. Another plus is this bulb works over wifi and a Philips Hue is not required. The only con is the price is higher than knock-off brands. But, you get what you pay for. This is a high quality & easy to set up light.

it’s very pretty and lights very well. i use it almost everyday.

Love these warm lights in the bedrooms. I use to come home to a dark house during winter, since it would get so dark so early. I hated to waste the electricity by leaving a light on all day just to come home to a lit up house. I bought these instead of investing in timers (like for Christmas lights) and these were the best decision I made. I have them all throughout my house now. You can pick the lighting shade, if you want it dim or bright, you don't need to install dimmer switches. Different light bulbs are available, sizes, shapes, indoor, outdoor and colors. My mom has these outside and changes each bulb to a different color and then repeats the pattern during different holidays for more lighting effects. It can all be controlled through the Phillips Hues app or now control it with Alexa or Google Nest. Now when I come home my house is lit up, I can change the vacation mode to randomize the lights to come on and off so it looks like someone is home. Ditch the timers and get these! I have a setting that is "movie mode" this this dims the 4 bulbs I have in the room the ones over the tv go off and the ones behind me dim so its not pitch black and can get up without tripping, but doesn't reflect off the TV!! So much you can do with them. I also use the smartplugs for Scentsy, fish tank lights, and holiday lights now too! They have the timer features and connect for randomization as well.

Great light, and ads the antique flair. Integrates with your existing hue system. Great addition for a light fixture where you’d like to see an Edison bulb.

The fact that I spend more than $1 on a light bulb makes me realize why I can’t afford that trip to Bali that I’ve been wanting to take for years. But I’m lazy and the kid doesn’t ever turn the lights off in his bathroom, so now I don’t have to walk downstairs to do it myself. And it’s that instant gratification that supersedes the desire to sip alcoholic beverages on what right now is just an imaginary place in my mind. Maybe if I ever actually do go to Bali, I would never buy another $27 light bulb because I’d be chasing that tropical high.