There have been a few offers about of these, from Argos and Amazon. The John Lewis site says that they are in stock (unlike Argos, Currys etc.)
I have ordered a couple more as I have some but paid £24.99 about a month ago.
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fireman1
22 Oct 166#8
tell that to my Ikea led bulb that just failed after about 6 months.
I am fairly old and can quite easily count to six.
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mk8
23 Oct 16#20
Your original question was asking for the expected lifeftime of an LED bulb. If they fail within a few months then that's a defective unit or misuse.
ublewit
23 Oct 16#18
I'm very confused over the wattage of these bulbs. Most of my light shades state the maximum that can be used is a 60w bulb (the old kind of incandescant bulb).
I have no clue if these 9.5w led bulbs can be used with these shades or not. Can anyone advise please?
John M to ublewit
23 Oct 161#19
The heat output from these is a fraction of the heat output from a 60w old type of bulb. Also the light output can be dimmed to match that of an old 60w bulb. In a nutshell you can use them but remember you will need a hub connected to your router.
18 quid for a bulb and you reckon its a deal, haha the world went mad
wanny8888
23 Oct 16#13
what's the cheapest way to get the automated bridge?
barrel24 to wanny8888
23 Oct 16#14
Have a look on eBay. Quite a few going for about £30
png666
22 Oct 162#12
Other way round they have been this price and lower for a bit at Amazon.
Won't it be cheaper to get it delivered to a home address rather than the cost of going to a JL once or twice?
jonkong
22 Oct 16#11
jonkong
22 Oct 16#10
Well John Lewis have guaranteed they will last 2 years. Philips say they should last 25000 hours. I have a couple of the hue white bulbs, one went after a month, the led(s) stop working. Philips arranged for the bulb to be collected and sent a replacement.
Bigmonty69
22 Oct 161#7
Just an FYI. I ordered 3 from Amazon yesterday, fully prepared to wait the 1-3 weeks. Got a note today that they are arriving Monday.
I know some people prefer using Amazon.
rodman to Bigmonty69
22 Oct 16#9
Pretty sure amazon is price matching JL who is paying UK tax. Order two for free collection in store, return one if you do not need it. Simples.
fireman1
22 Oct 166#8
tell that to my Ikea led bulb that just failed after about 6 months.
I am fairly old and can quite easily count to six.
WimpSlayer
22 Oct 16#3
I went in John Lewis today and still priced at £25 I think. Old price ticket maybe? Or is this online only?
jonkong to WimpSlayer
22 Oct 16#6
I found it online, as per the link, I have no idea about in store price.
McQueen
22 Oct 16#5
Good price with 2 year guarantee included.
dwl99
22 Oct 16#2
How long do these bulbs last?
BraddersJ to dwl99
22 Oct 162#4
They're LED so longer than you can count!
shalton
22 Oct 16#1
It was the same price at amazon the other day when i looked. but a good deal, heat from me
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I have ordered a couple more as I have some but paid £24.99 about a month ago.
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I am fairly old and can quite easily count to six.
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I have no clue if these 9.5w led bulbs can be used with these shades or not. Can anyone advise please?
I think you are thinking of the bog standard white hue bulb that you can only adjust the brightness.
The bulb listed - you can change the shades of white.
Won't it be cheaper to get it delivered to a home address rather than the cost of going to a JL once or twice?
I know some people prefer using Amazon.
I am fairly old and can quite easily count to six.