- Provides 25 Percent energy savings
- Contains no mercury
- Fully dimmable
- Ideal for table and floor lamps
- Medium base, A19 shape
Price: $7.99
Rating: 4.0/5 (2 reviews)
Philips 72-Watt A19 EcoVantage Light Bulb, Natural Light
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I don’t like compact fluorescents but I wanted to save money on my electric bill! These light bulbs fit in all of my lamps and I can dim them. Great replacement!
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Rating: 4 / 5
Ok, having a 100W “natural” incandescent light was important to me. This leaves only a few options, the most common of which is GE Reveal. They’re cheap, they’re at every hardware store, and for a switched light fixture, they’re great. I use Lutron dimmers everywhere in my house. GE Reveal filaments emit a really annoying ringing noise when dimmed. I went through pretty much every type of 100W neodymium bulb made before I found these EcoVantage bulbs. Completely silent, amazing color, and equivalent lumens as a 100W with only 72W of draw. But for me, that’s only a bonus! If you’ve kept your dimmer all the way up because you don’t like the ringing of your bulbs, give these a try! Philips Natural bulbs are where it’s at. Unfortunately, they’re not available at brick and mortar stores, and they’re expensive as all getup at $4/bulb on Amazon. But for me? Worth it.
Rating: 4 / 5