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Ikea when the size is available, for reasons I cannot discuss here.
by phasetransition 8y ago
Ikea when the size is available, for reasons I cannot discuss here.
- s9w 8y agonow I'm curious
- cullenking 8y agoi've tried a bunch, and the ikea bulbs do the best in a variety of conditions: - longevity - when used with a dimmer - when a large load is applied to the same circuit Most other bulbs fail one of those, but I haven't had an ikea branded bulb do poor in any condition.
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- badgers 8y agoMy guess is that is has to do with IKEA's improving smart home trend [0]. I like the fact that the work with all three major platforms so I don't necessarily have to be all in on one if I decide to switch in a couple of years: "Trådfri [has] compatibility across Apple HomeKit, Alexa, and Google Assistant". [0] - https://www.wired.com/story/ikea-fyrtur-smart-blinds/ https://www.wired.com/story/ikea-fyrtur-smart-blinds/
- phasetransition 8y agoIt has nothing to do with this. It has to do with details about the OEM for the Ikea product.
- sydd 8y agoLeedarson? (according to http://wastonchen.com/3973.html http://wastonchen.com/3973.html ) Never heard of them, they make good LEDs?
- phasetransition 8y agoLeedarson is an OEM for many light bulbs you've seen on shelves in stores.
- m_rcin 8y agoDo you have preference for a particular line of Ikea bulbs? (Ryet, Ledare, etc)
- phasetransition 8y agoThe higher end line (Ledare?)
- squarefoot 8y agoSeconded that. I switched to Ikea lamps back in the CFL days and today use their LED bulbs and lamps with no problems at all. Of course they're not manufactured by Ikea, but whichever is the maker it seems a very reliable one.