I once bought a spirit level from poundland. It was over 30 degrees out. I kid you not

Was surprised at the gu10s. Not as bright as other 5w ones, but a nicer light.

Absolute bargain

i think they only have the warm white but they are a bargain, pity I need the cold white

very good price I agree, but electronics from this place just break so easily. I would personally buy from atleast screwfix or led Hut with their discount codes then you have a chance getting your money back.

I recently had a foray into LED lighting, setting up a wedding dress shop. These E14s will project light upwards only, and are useless in form of chandelier light fitting. Most suffer from the same problem, they al have wide bases. The most cost effective viable lights were the filament cob style, they replicate old style bulbs remarkably well and are hard to tell from the originals whilst using 10% of the power. We ended up using these just because of the warranty, they are available for half the price from China:

http://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-candle-led-lamps-ses-4w-pack-of-4/3733h

I once bought a spirit level from poundland. It was over 30 degrees out. I kid you not

I wouldn't trust LED bulbs from pound stores. Cheap LED bulbs frequently omit some safety features, or don't have constant current drivers or have inadequate heatsinking leading to premature failure, or are manufactured incorrectly etc (sometimes if you reverse one component, the outside metal can become live). I once took a risk with some cheap bulbs on eBay - one of them burned itself to a crisp and only *then* caused a trip at the fuse box. Made the room stink for ages of burned plastic.

Consider the bulbs at Asda and Aldi instead - they seem to have proper and probably legit CE+other safety markings. Asda recently reduced the price from £5 per bulb to around £4.17, from memory.