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Knightsbridge led GLS style lamp I got this simply as a curiosity. Seems to be reasonable quality, the color rendering is good, no flicker at all, and appears to have a microcontroller operated driver. However in terms of reliability I just don't know but I doubt it will be the 20,000 hours it claims.

Knightsbridge led GLS style lamp

I got this simply as a curiosity. Seems to be reasonable quality, the color rendering is good, no flicker at all, and appears to have a microcontroller operated driver. However in terms of reliability I just don't know but I doubt it will be the 20,000 hours it claims.

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AngryHorse   [17 Feb, 2016 at 09:27 PM]
Life test needed, too early to say yet, mine are all at 996 hours so far????
Kev   [17 Feb, 2016 at 10:01 PM]
Are these filament led?
AngryHorse   [17 Feb, 2016 at 10:02 PM]
Yeah, the frosted version, wonder if their Sylvies?
amtrakuk   [19 Feb, 2016 at 10:45 PM]
Thats an interesting bulb and first frosted LED Filament I have seen. However in the bottom right close up you can see vertical shadows where the light doesn't quite provide full horizontal coverage. The is more apparent if used with shades.
eclipsislamps   [19 Feb, 2016 at 11:42 PM]
Its actually ok in the horizontal plane when in a lampshade but there is barely any light coming out directly below, resulting in a small dark circle if you use a diffuser. See here
amtrakuk   [20 Feb, 2016 at 02:53 PM]
Yeah I see what you mean by the spot, I'm guessing theres not a lot that can be done about that unless the fillaments are "bowed" slightly giving more chance of the light fitting in the dot. Night lamp necver the less

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