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title: "PHILIPS LED 60W A19 4-Pack Ultra Definition Soft White LED Light Bulbs (2700K) 800 Lumen (8W = 60W) Dimmable Clear Flicker-Free Light Bulbs"
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# 80% Energy Savings Sustainable Packaging 95 CRI Ultra Definition PHILIPS LED 60W A19 4-Pack Ultra Definition Soft White LED Light Bulbs (2700K) 800 Lumen (8W = 60W) Dimmable Clear Flicker-Free Light Bulbs

**Brand:** philips
**Price:** € 19.77
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💡 Light up your life with clarity, comfort, and conscience!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PHILIPS LED 60W A19 4-Pack Ultra Definition Soft White LED Light Bulbs (2700K) 800 Lumen (8W = 60W) Dimmable Clear Flicker-Free Light Bulbs by philips
- **How much does it cost?** € 19.77 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- philips enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted philips brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Energy Smart:** Cut your electricity bill by up to 80% with efficient 8W LEDs that replace traditional 60W bulbs.
- • **Dimmable Warm Glow:** Seamlessly adjust brightness to create the perfect ambiance from functional to cozy.
- • **True-to-Life Colors:** Experience vibrant, natural lighting with a 95 CRI that reveals every detail in your space.
- • **EyeComfort Certified:** Designed to reduce flicker and harsh blue light, protecting your eyes during long hours indoors.
- • **Sustainably Packaged:** Feel good about your purchase with eco-friendly packaging made from over 8% recycled paper.

## Overview

The PHILIPS LED 60W A19 4-Pack Ultra Definition bulbs deliver 800 lumens of soft white light at 2700K with an exceptional 95 CRI for true color accuracy. These dimmable, flicker-free LEDs are engineered for eye comfort and energy efficiency, using just 8 watts to replace traditional 60W bulbs and lasting up to 15,000 hours. Packaged sustainably with recycled materials, they combine premium lighting performance with eco-conscious design.

## Description

This Ultra Definition dimmable bulb is both comfortable for your eyes and enhances the way you see colors around you with light.

Review: These 60 watt, 95 CRI, bulbs are wonderful! - I have not received anything in any form for this review, I bought and and paid for these bulbs with my own money, without any reimbursement before or after purchase and review, not even a coupon. I bought a 40 watt bulb of a different type and brand not long ago, and all of a sudden I started getting headaches. I know it sounds funky, but I don't usually get headaches. I started thinking about my daily routines, what I have been eating and drinking, and etc, The only thing different was that light bulb. I know it sounds hinky, but I absolutely can't find anything else that was different, Welllllll, that started my research nose twitching. So I started looking up how light can affect your health. Bingo! I found a lot. The flicker rate, color temperature, and the Color Rendering Index have a whole LOT to do with health effects. I read articles, and research papers, and yeah, I watched YouTube videos for ahhh, maybe a day, or a day and a half. Once I get my teeth in something I wring out as much info as I can find. I had ordered an incandescent. It was delivered on February 21, 2025. I put it in my little desk lamp, and turned it on. I thought nothing more about it. I use that lamp on my desk to light the room. I cannot stand bright glaring lights shining down on me. I turn the lamp to reflect off an off white wall, and it gives me all the light I need. If I need to read something I just have to twist the gooseneck and point it at the book or paper that I need to read, and I can control the way the light illuminates exactly how I need it. Well it took a couple of days I think, and I started getting headaches. I wondered where they cam from, I'm not usually a headache person, It's unusual enough for me to go through the hassle of figuring out why, No change in diet, not drinking more coffee, not eating anything different, no different cleaning supplies, no new fabrics. I could not find anything, Except the light bulb. Well, I have been researching since then, and I am convinced that the light bulb I had been using was the problem, I watched a few videos along with reading the research papers on light, check out MedCram on YouTube for a real licensed medical doctor on sunlight, and red light, infrared, and near infrared light, on health. Boy that's an eye opener for sure. I also watched a series of videos where a bunch of bulbs were tested with meters, for everything from flicker rate, to color spectrum, light temperature, and the Color Rendering Index. All of these are important if you want the best sun like light you can get to enhance your health, especially if you spend a lot of time indoors. I encourage you to look at this information, there is more information than I can write here. You can read, look and listen as many times as you need to to get the information straight in your head. Anyway an March 8, 2025 I ordered these bulbs, They arrived today, I immediately opened the package, and put one in my little lamp. I kid you not the headache is mostly gone. The 60 watt bulb is just right, It has a bright WARM light, not a stark harsh white light, so it is not hard on the eyes, The temperature is 2700 Kelvin, which helps keep the blue spiking in the light spectrum, that LED lights are known form, to a low level. 2700 - 3000 k temp is very early morning light. 4000 k is between very early morning light and before noon. 5000 k is noon bright, and 6500 k is full sun at noon on cloudless days. Just keep in mind the higher the kelvin the MORE blue light it is emitting even if it is balanced by a spectrum of the colors. It's the blue light you want to avoid as much as possible because you get a lot of it, from phones, tv's, tablets, and computer screens. SO you want as close to natural sunlight as you can get. The High CRI means that all the other colors of sunlight are present also. So you are getting a full spectrum of light. Look a the color spectrum that shows on the meters in the videos, this bulb has a CRI index of 95! The only other bulbs I could find with that high a CRI were 2 companies, one was 19.00 each, the other was 100.00 for 4 bulbs. In order to get a 95 CRI it has to have all the colors not just one. Incandescent bulbs have a good CRI but it is skewed to the red side of the spectrum like most LED's have a lot of blue. And incandescent bulb DO flicker, watch the video and the meter testing. The one guy even tested for "dirty electricity" with an EMF meter and different bulbs showed different amounts. These bulbs are a good deal for what you get, the specs that rival a 19.00 bulb, the complete color spectrum, 800 or so lumens, low flicker rate, and low emf emission. Overall, I am very satisfied with these bulbs No more headaches! These bulbs are also glass, not plastic, so the look like an old fashioned incandescent bulb. I still say, don't take my word for it, look around for information and make up your own mind. I am giving these bulbs five stars for: form, function, and value for money,
Review: No measurable flicker. None. Nice color. - No flicker at all. None. Zilch. Nada. Color temperature reads just about the advertised 2700K, and while I don't have a good way to measure it, the color rendering looks good to my eyes. I didn't include any dimming results, but FWIW, they do dim beautifully. Arguably better than incandescent, in my brief testing. The first image is from the flicker app that I used for testing. As you can see the flicker reading was 0.. There was no dimmer in the circuit. For comparison, the second screenshot is from a 40 watt G15 incandescent vanity bulb, also with no dimmer in the circuit - that 25-year-old bulb is from the golden days of light bulbs - the best bulb from what I always considered to be the best brand. The third is from a GU10 LED in a range hood - 58% flicker! It's the store brand from a big box store.

## Features

- Ultra Definition bulbs are equipped with a color rendering index of 95 (CRI95) bringing out the true colors of your home allowing you to enjoy natural lighting indoors.
- Our LED lights are designed for the comfort of your eyes meeting our strict criteria for EyeComfort, a standard we developed to measure key factors that impact the comfort of your eyes.
- Commitment to sustainability: Signify is committed to creating brighter lives and a better world by reducing the environmental impact of our products phasing plastic out of our packaging and replacing with alternatives such as recycled paper. Also, save up to 80% on your energy usage
- Our LED lights dim to the warm tones of traditional bulbs allowing you to easily change the ambience from functional to an inviting atmosphere.
- Enjoy long-lasting beautiful light for up to 15,000 hours (add in LED footnote), or up to 15 years with average use of 3 hours a day.
- Unit count: 4.0

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0B92VRHJ2 |
| Average Life | 15000 Hours |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #257 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #20 in LED Bulbs |
| Brand | Philips |
| Brightness | 800 Lumen |
| Bulb Base | E26 |
| Bulb Diameter | 4.13 Inches |
| Bulb Shape Size | A19 |
| Color | Soft White (2700k) |
| Color Rendering Index | 95 |
| Color Temperature | 2200 Kelvin |
| Control Method | App |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (2,904) |
| Date First Available | August 8, 2022 |
| Efficiency | High Efficiency |
| Finish | Frosted |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00046677576110 |
| Incandescent Equivalent Wattage | 60 Watts |
| Included Components | LED A19 Light Bulbs (4) |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 6.6 ounces |
| Item model number | 576116 |
| Light Color | Soft White |
| Light Output Maximum | 800 Lumens |
| Light Source Type | led |
| Light Source Wattage | 8 Watts |
| Light Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | Signify North America Corporation |
| Material | Glass |
| Model Name | 8A19/PER/UD/FR/G/E26/WGD 4/4PFT20 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | 576116 |
| Pattern | 60W |
| Power Consumption | 8 Watts |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 2.36"W x 4.13"H |
| Shape | Shape |
| Size | 4 Pack |
| Special Feature | Commitment to Sustainability with all packaging to contain on average more than 8% recycled paper, Dimmable, Dims to a Warm Glow, Eye-Friendly, See True Colors with Ultra Definition |
| Special Features | Commitment to Sustainability with all packaging to contain on average more than 8% recycled paper, Dimmable, Dims to a Warm Glow, Eye-Friendly, See True Colors with Ultra Definition |
| Specific Uses For Product | Light |
| Style | 60W |
| UPC | 046677576110 |
| Unit Count | 4.0 Count |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 3 year manufacturer warranty. |
| Wattage | 60 watts |
| White Brightness | 800 Lumens |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Philips
- **Bulb Shape Size:** A19
- **Light Type:** LED
- **Wattage:** 60 watts

## Images

![PHILIPS LED 60W A19 4-Pack Ultra Definition Soft White LED Light Bulbs (2700K) 800 Lumen (8W = 60W) Dimmable Clear Flicker-Free Light Bulbs - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61QRGkxN03L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How dim can these get quantitatively? Do these go down to 1%, or only 10% or 20% before the next step is just off?**
A: Coming from someone in the industry, retrofit lamp dimming generally has less to do with the bulb and more to do with the dimmer. Some lighting control companies will have a list of products they have tested with their dimmers and how far it will dim down. You can expect with most dimmers 5-15%, higher end dimmers from more reputable companies will probably more consistently get you to 5% maybe to 1%. Electronic low voltage dimmers generally work better with LED's, if you have an older dimmer from the days of incandescent you probable will be looking at 15% and then off.

**Q: What is the difference between "title 20 compliant" and not? They seem identical: same lumens and wattage, but priced wildly differently.**
A: Well, the title 20 compliance is for California only. If you don’t live in California you don’t need to buy them. Besides that’s a six pack. The other one is a four pack and that’s the one I bought. They’re dimmable, warm glow. I really enjoy them, they’re so easy on your eyes. For you I would recommend this one.

**Q: Will bulbs turn off completely when using a dimmer? some led bulbs remain on slightly.**
A: That's more about the dimmer than about the bulb. If the dimmer shuts off completely, the bulb shuts off completely. If the bulb requires more power than the dimmer's lowest setting to put out a meaningful amount of light, then it will appear off. We just use dimmers to adjust light level and use the dimmer switch's switch function to turn on and off.
If I turn the dimmer all the way down, these are still lit softly, that's our specific dimmers (Lutron toggle dimmers).

**Q: Are these suitable for a damp location such as a bathroom?**
A: That’s where mine are. So good, so far!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These 60 watt, 95 CRI, bulbs are wonderful!
*by W***A on March 10, 2025*

I have not received anything in any form for this review, I bought and and paid for these bulbs with my own money, without any reimbursement before or after purchase and review, not even a coupon. I bought a 40 watt bulb of a different type and brand not long ago, and all of a sudden I started getting headaches. I know it sounds funky, but I don't usually get headaches. I started thinking about my daily routines, what I have been eating and drinking, and etc, The only thing different was that light bulb. I know it sounds hinky, but I absolutely can't find anything else that was different, Welllllll, that started my research nose twitching. So I started looking up how light can affect your health. Bingo! I found a lot. The flicker rate, color temperature, and the Color Rendering Index have a whole LOT to do with health effects. I read articles, and research papers, and yeah, I watched YouTube videos for ahhh, maybe a day, or a day and a half. Once I get my teeth in something I wring out as much info as I can find. I had ordered an incandescent. It was delivered on February 21, 2025. I put it in my little desk lamp, and turned it on. I thought nothing more about it. I use that lamp on my desk to light the room. I cannot stand bright glaring lights shining down on me. I turn the lamp to reflect off an off white wall, and it gives me all the light I need. If I need to read something I just have to twist the gooseneck and point it at the book or paper that I need to read, and I can control the way the light illuminates exactly how I need it. Well it took a couple of days I think, and I started getting headaches. I wondered where they cam from, I'm not usually a headache person, It's unusual enough for me to go through the hassle of figuring out why, No change in diet, not drinking more coffee, not eating anything different, no different cleaning supplies, no new fabrics. I could not find anything, Except the light bulb. Well, I have been researching since then, and I am convinced that the light bulb I had been using was the problem, I watched a few videos along with reading the research papers on light, check out MedCram on YouTube for a real licensed medical doctor on sunlight, and red light, infrared, and near infrared light, on health. Boy that's an eye opener for sure. I also watched a series of videos where a bunch of bulbs were tested with meters, for everything from flicker rate, to color spectrum, light temperature, and the Color Rendering Index. All of these are important if you want the best sun like light you can get to enhance your health, especially if you spend a lot of time indoors. I encourage you to look at this information, there is more information than I can write here. You can read, look and listen as many times as you need to to get the information straight in your head. Anyway an March 8, 2025 I ordered these bulbs, They arrived today, I immediately opened the package, and put one in my little lamp. I kid you not the headache is mostly gone. The 60 watt bulb is just right, It has a bright WARM light, not a stark harsh white light, so it is not hard on the eyes, The temperature is 2700 Kelvin, which helps keep the blue spiking in the light spectrum, that LED lights are known form, to a low level. 2700 - 3000 k temp is very early morning light. 4000 k is between very early morning light and before noon. 5000 k is noon bright, and 6500 k is full sun at noon on cloudless days. Just keep in mind the higher the kelvin the MORE blue light it is emitting even if it is balanced by a spectrum of the colors. It's the blue light you want to avoid as much as possible because you get a lot of it, from phones, tv's, tablets, and computer screens. SO you want as close to natural sunlight as you can get. The High CRI means that all the other colors of sunlight are present also. So you are getting a full spectrum of light. Look a the color spectrum that shows on the meters in the videos, this bulb has a CRI index of 95! The only other bulbs I could find with that high a CRI were 2 companies, one was 19.00 each, the other was 100.00 for 4 bulbs. In order to get a 95 CRI it has to have all the colors not just one. Incandescent bulbs have a good CRI but it is skewed to the red side of the spectrum like most LED's have a lot of blue. And incandescent bulb DO flicker, watch the video and the meter testing. The one guy even tested for "dirty electricity" with an EMF meter and different bulbs showed different amounts. These bulbs are a good deal for what you get, the specs that rival a 19.00 bulb, the complete color spectrum, 800 or so lumens, low flicker rate, and low emf emission. Overall, I am very satisfied with these bulbs No more headaches! These bulbs are also glass, not plastic, so the look like an old fashioned incandescent bulb. I still say, don't take my word for it, look around for information and make up your own mind. I am giving these bulbs five stars for: form, function, and value for money,

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No measurable flicker. None. Nice color.
*by M***K on November 11, 2025*

No flicker at all. None. Zilch. Nada. Color temperature reads just about the advertised 2700K, and while I don't have a good way to measure it, the color rendering looks good to my eyes. I didn't include any dimming results, but FWIW, they do dim beautifully. Arguably better than incandescent, in my brief testing. The first image is from the flicker app that I used for testing. As you can see the flicker reading was 0.. There was no dimmer in the circuit. For comparison, the second screenshot is from a 40 watt G15 incandescent vanity bulb, also with no dimmer in the circuit - that 25-year-old bulb is from the golden days of light bulbs - the best bulb from what I always considered to be the best brand. The third is from a GU10 LED in a range hood - 58% flicker! It's the store brand from a big box store.

### ⭐ Excellent light quality, but very poor lifespan
*by J***N on February 16, 2026*

I bought two four-packs of these Philips Ultra Definition Soft White (2700K, 800 lumen) bulbs after seeing them recommended by The Hook Up a couple of years ago. We bought our house in December 2019, and I didn’t replace any of the original LED bulbs until they started failing in 2023. Those were extremely cheap, builder-grade bulbs, and despite being bottom-tier, they lasted roughly four years. I bought my first four-pack of these Philips bulbs around late 2023 and the second in 2024, and started replacing the originals as they failed. At first, these bulbs are fantastic. The color quality and clarity are noticeably better than the builder-grade bulbs. The light is warm (without being yellowy '1970s Wisconsin Lampshades and Wood Paneling Everywhere' warm), natural, and very comfortable for office work. From a pure lighting-quality standpoint, they’re excellent. The problem is longevity. In my office alone, I replaced three bulbs several months ago. One has already burned out completely. On two others, the “cool” side failed early, leaving an odd warm-only light. A one of those only turns on intermittently, and it's on the way out - so 2/3 failed in short order. I’m already looking at replacing all three again less than a year later. For comparison, the cheap builder-grade bulbs lasted from 2019 to late 2023. These have lasted from roughly late 2024 to early 2025 before showing major failures. At the price per bulb, that’s exceptionally poor value. They look great when new, but the lifespan is nowhere near what you’d expect from a premium LED. If Philips can’t match the durability of bargain-basement builder bulbs, that’s a serious problem. If you care mainly about light quality and don’t mind frequent replacements, you may like these. If you want reliability and long-term value, I’d look elsewhere. (Photo Caption: 3 Philips Ultra Definition bulbs from the August 2024 pack - they replaced 3 Edison-style bulbs on the same day. It's February 2026, and 2 have been failing since Spring 2025. Note the color difference - they looked fantastic, like the left-side bulb for about 6 months, then 'the cool side' failed and they look like this now.)

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