That's because your dinner is probably expecting a load of at least 40 watts. Replace your dinner or dimmer module with LED dimmers and the buzzing will be banished.

Plenty of dim able LEDs in my home and none of them buzz but I had to replace a handful of dimmer modules.

Look at toolstation,com
They have lots of different types. Go for the LED filament lamps for the best spread of light and most light per watt of electricity.
They have :
40w equivalent clear candle bulbs ( 4w - 450 lumens ) non-dimmable for £3.98 HERE

Or for standard shaped bulbs with the latest LED filament design:
HERE
470 lumens at £3.98
780 lumens £4.98
1030 lumens £6.98

They do free delivery if you spend over £10 or you can collect in store.

So I took the plunge and bought 6 for daughters room chandelier, they look absolutely fantastic and the room is very bright. Really happy with this purchase

​Ledlam make LED bulbs with 4100k temperature. It's very nice and equivalent to direct sunlight at this time of year (without the Rayleigh scattering).

your eyes adjust to the colour temperature, if they didn't, you'd pretty much only ever be able to see properly at midday. The only time colour temperature is a thing you need to concern yourself with is when you're a) buying multiple matching bulbs say for a halogen light fitting or b) a photographer or c) any other job that requires you to be able to judge colours accurately or finally d) hydroponics or aquariums.

I don't have lights on at night when watching TV But seriously, no when they are dimmed it doesnt seem cold at all..ill try and post a pic for you when I can

My whole house is cool white. Anything else looks yellow to me now.

I even changes all interior lights on both cars to cool white LEDs. Haha

Great deal if you buy lightbulbs :-) I found a way of having all my lightbulbs replaced with LED for free. PM me if you want to know more

No problem at all...thats the one bugbear about LED lights when being dimmed

Thanks OP. I tried to buy these online but I couldn't as the item is out of stock and only states that when you try to enter the credit/debit card details. Rang Customer Service and reserved for collection from local store. Unfortunately cannot use the £5 discount voucher. Still a a good price.

Silly b22 bayonet cap. Also philips are really good in led, this bulb is bright, and good in quality.

I prefer warm white. It looks more cosy in some rooms such as sitting rooms and bedrooms. I agree daylight white might be preferably for kitchens etc.

phillips are good bulbs, the MR16s (12v spotlights) are £3 too which are even better - 6.3W => 390lm for £3, they have a heavy solid metal heatsink on them too, really good quality.

Thanks for letting me know, your advice was actually useful and I'll look into this!

Bought 5 of these a few weeks ago on "half price" for £3.50 a go. Wish CamelCamelCamel existed for real shops.

Anyway they're quite good bulbs. Better than some dimmable LEDs and fairly inoffensive to the eye. good spread of light too.

Just got 2 of these to try in my touch dimmable table lamps and they work great - they touch dim perfectly, no buzzing either :smiley: Thanks OP...

I read some youtube tests of Poundlands latest led bulbs and they were well rated, so £3 got me 3 small screw candel bulbs which work really well. The rest have been replaced with a mix of Screwfix led (9.99 for 5 bulbs deal) and B&W Dial 8.7 watt GU10s.

I can't seem to find clear glass led bulbs with the standard bayonet fitting. They all seem to be frosted.

these are really lovely and give a nice bright natural light

Yeah agreed they work well. Even single ones are bright enough for hallways etc

I used Varilight JQP401W as a dimmer. It worked out the box in mode one. But philips suggest leading edge mode 2 which did work better. They are on amazon at about £13. And no buzzing

I bought 6 of these last week.

They give out good light and are dimmable, but they do make a buzzing noise when dimmed.

nice now have x40 to replace lol

Good deal but the dark winter nights are nearly over, I didn't have to put the light on untill 4.15 today :sunglasses: