philips led bulbs

Philips LED bulbs most commonly use the standard Edison medium screw base (E26). Some decorative or candelabra-style models use the smaller candelabra screw base (E12). Availability varies by model and style.

Many Philips LED bulbs offer tunable white (warm-to-cool) and full-color capabilities. Some models support millions of colors and dynamic white/color effects that are controlled via a companion app or Bluetooth.

Listed lifetimes vary by model. Examples in the listings show common estimates around 22 years for several smart bulbs, lower-end examples near 13.7 years, and some options up to about 25 years — lifetime depends on the specific model and its stated specifications.

Product listings commonly note industry certifications such as UL Listed, indicate compliance with federal efficiency standards, and some items explicitly state Energy Star certification in their product titles.

The listings show lumen values including 300, 450, 800, 1,100, 1,150 and 1,200 lumens, depending on the model.

The listings include shapes such as A19, BR30, BR38 and BA11, plus an entry labeled "Integrated LED Bulb." Socket/base types shown include the standard Edison medium screw base (E26) and the candelabra screw base (E12).

Most listings state full-range dimming capability. Smart models also describe dimming via their app and voice assistants (which may remove the need for a separate smart wall dimmer), and at least one listing notes specific levels of brightness available when dimming.

Listed CRI values include 80, 90, 95 and 100. Light-appearance entries range from fixed warm 2700K to listings labeled "Color Temperature Varies," plus multicolored/color-changing and tunable white/full-color options.