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I tried the IKEA bulbs. They have coil whine turned off any made my unable to fall asleep. Apparently it's a known issue: https://i.reddit.com/r/tradfri/commen

by pmlnr 6y ago

I tried the IKEA bulbs. They have coil whine turned off any made my unable to fall asleep. Apparently it's a known issue: https://i.reddit.com/r/tradfri/comments/arlyiz/coil_whine_and_replacement_policy/ https://i.reddit.com/r/tradfri/comments/arlyiz/coil_whine_an... At the moment I have standalone lamps with Sonoff D1 dimmer and halogen (yes, really) bulbs that can actually be dimmed 0-100%.

reportingsjr 6y ago
I outfitted my apartment with ikea lights for the last few years, and I am currently in the middle of replacing them with philips Hue. It is insane how unreliable the ikea products have been and how terrible the interface is vs philips.
- hondadriver 6y ago
  I am using both, the bulbs are equally reliable here, the Ikea bridge & app have had their problems in the past, but also work well atm. I am moving to Deconz (Phoscon) for full flexibility though..
t0mas88 6y ago
The Philips bulbs are much better. Ikea also doesn't dim as low as the Philips Hue. But the Ikea bulbs are cheaper so I still use those for storage rooms where the quality is less important.