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the Philips scene switch LEDs don't work with traditional dimmer switches but they also don't need traditional dimmer switches you can change brightness settings just by turning the bulb off back on they're a bit like common three-way bulbs except you don't need a 3-way compatible lamp in order to use them they'll work with any old lamp or light switch you've got three options in the C and switch family the first is a yellowy soft white bulb that offers settings comparable to a 60 watt bulb a 40 watt bulb and the nightlight up next is a daylight tinted bulb that offers the same three settings just at a more bluish white color temperature your final option is a combo bulb that puts out your choice a 60 watt equivalent soft white or daylight settings plus that soft white nightlight setting all three of them nailed my lighting tests to at the brightest setting each one exceeds the state at 800 lumens so they offer plenty of light the scene switch LEDs promised to last thirteen point seven years and come with a five-year warranty that you can double the ten years by registering the bulb online within sixty days of purchase you use one to replace a 60 watt incandescent and it'll pay for itself in energy savings in just over a year then continue saving you money for years to come in some these are outstanding bulbs and an absolute no-brainer if you want to dim the lights down low but you don't want to rewire your switches or splurge on smart bulbs standard nan de Mille LEDs can be had for a few dollars less and if you don't care about the seen switch feature then they're probably the better buy but I think the scenes which bulbs are worth it and deserving winners have seen ads editor's choice distinction