Just picked up a box of these today, they are fantastic and work out at £2.00 each. Warm white light like the traditional filament bulbs and instant on. Equivalent to 60W but consume only 8.7W
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rodman
23 Dec 15#39
OOS
bigb
10 Dec 15#38
shame there is no more stock in Central Scotland!
pluto31
9 Dec 15#37
Bought with £10 screwfix voucher so freebee for me <3
the porter
9 Dec 15#36
One has blown already and I wouldn't say they are instant light up either so for me cheap but ****
crazy baritone
7 Dec 15#35
Just bought a set of these, very impressed and significantly brighter than Philips Genie 11w CFL.
Another thank you to the Op
extonjoe
3 Dec 15#33
Just put them in, there really bright, well pleased. Thanks op
Jonsend to extonjoe
3 Dec 15#34
You're welcome.
Nottaneil84
2 Dec 15#32
£2 for an 8.7w Led is very good. Mostly around £5-£6 average.
AAB
1 Dec 15#31
Picked these up today and replaced some of the bulbs in the house and WOW, they are brilliant and so bright. Thanks op.
extonjoe
1 Dec 15#30
These are a good deal just got the last pack from maidstone branch. Now 100% LED
ckeekychimp
29 Nov 15#22
pound land. only a pound each
RoosterNo1 to ckeekychimp
30 Nov 15#23
Also a fire hazard, due to sub standard components...
extonjoe to ckeekychimp
1 Dec 15#29
but they are only 3w and very dim
shayanden
30 Nov 151#28
EN1GMA
30 Nov 15#25
anyone recommend any E14 LED dimmable bulbs?
Am I right in thinking dimmable bulbs are different to non dim ones? or can I use any E14 bulb, whether light is dimmable or not.
don't want to order a load and be left with unusable bulbs.
wild_quinine to EN1GMA
30 Nov 151#27
There are differences, and even within that subset some work better than others.
Managed to order the last set for collection locally.
Voted HOT
Babbler
30 Nov 15#24
No stock locally :disappointed:
MonkeysUncle
29 Nov 15#21
Really good find, usually knocking on £5 per bulb in shops.
Been wanting to convert to some LED bulbs for a while, but couldn't justify the cost / reliability of some. Now's the time I think. Thanks for your post.
fieldy
29 Nov 15#19
Thanks op just reserved a pack heat added
Jonsend to fieldy
29 Nov 15#20
No probs
hafizpatel
29 Nov 15#18
Nice find
cruzeroo7
29 Nov 15#7
Thanks, anyone know of any decent G9 & G4 led warm white bulbs?
Recently got some from Amazon seller - extremely poor quality (weren't cheap either!)
wayners to cruzeroo7
29 Nov 15#14
toolstation have some that are good. I to bought some from Amazon but they strobed. Toolstation only do the warm white... Yellow.... In the g9
sreddar to cruzeroo7
29 Nov 15#17
Same here - bought some dimmable G9s and they drowned out the tv with their buzzing.
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Another thank you to the Op
Am I right in thinking dimmable bulbs are different to non dim ones? or can I use any E14 bulb, whether light is dimmable or not.
don't want to order a load and be left with unusable bulbs.
http://www.cnet.com/news/which-led-light-bulbs-are-best-for-dimming/
Voted HOT
Been wanting to convert to some LED bulbs for a while, but couldn't justify the cost / reliability of some. Now's the time I think. Thanks for your post.
Recently got some from Amazon seller - extremely poor quality (weren't cheap either!)
http://m.screwfix.com/p/lap-gls-led-lamps-cool-white-bc-8-7w-pack-of-5/8621j
http://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-gls-led-lamps-cool-white-bc-8-7w-pack-of-5/8621j