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									| Hello to everyone.I got idea to buy Osram or Philips LED bulbs.How long these bulbs last in practice and do they tend to die on every 6 months or not ?In short Are these bulbs worth using ? |  |  
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									| Hello,Were do you plan to use them/ What the are you looking for? I guess it will be for home application/ normal application for exchanging normal tungsten lamps, then I would recommend Philips. I have made good experience with those, especially with the LED Filaments compared to LEDVANCE. On The other side, special lamps for example HID Retrfits or GX53 I would prefer LEDVANCE as the are better designed and last longer then the philip.
 
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									| That’s interesting, the LED filament lamps they have in the US, (with the filaments mounted on the rings at the top and bottom), that Philips put their name on don’t seem to be very reliable?, I’ve seen a few put on here that have failed!We also have that type here, but I prefer sylvania’s, (without the rings), but I never had any problems with Philips,s SMT diode ones and have a few in use at home.
 As for Osram, I only actually have one of these, and whilst it’s a good construction, I haven’t used it yet.
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									| Hello,Were do you plan to use them/ What the are you looking for? I guess it will be for home application/ normal application for exchanging normal tungsten lamps, then I would recommend Philips. I have made good experience with those, especially with the LED Filaments compared to LEDVANCE. On The other side, special lamps for example HID Retrfits or GX53 I would prefer LEDVANCE as the are better designed and last longer then the philip.
 
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 Thanks for reply.I will use them in standard house environment.I've seen Osram(not LEDVANCE)LEDs on market.Philips bulbs are quite nice.I have one and works nice.I replaced tungsten lamps with CFLs and CFLs with LEDs.Problem is that current LED bulbs which I use are V TAC tend to die fast.V TAC bulbs with SAMSUNG diodes last quite long and give constant CRI and light output. |  |  
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									| That’s interesting, the LED filament lamps they have in the US, (with the filaments mounted on the rings at the top and bottom), that Philips put their name on don’t seem to be very reliable?, I’ve seen a few put on here that have failed!We also have that type here, but I prefer sylvania’s, (without the rings), but I never had any problems with Philips,s SMT diode ones and have a few in use at home.
 As for Osram, I only actually have one of these, and whilst it’s a good construction, I haven’t used it yet.
 
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									| Hello,The Early Sylvania ones wich were still made in Belgium are also very good.I have spotlight in use from them. But they are also quite expensive.
 
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									| Hello,The Early Sylvania ones wich were still made in Belgium are also very good.I have spotlight in use from them. But they are also quite expensive.
 
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 Wow it must work well as it was expensive and made in Belgium.Thanks for reply |  |  
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