Philips Hue Dimmable Warm White Vintage Smart ST19 Edison Bulb, Bluetooth & Hub Compatible (Hue Hub Optional), Voice Activated with Alexa, Google Assistant, and HomeKit

Love Hue by Philips lighting products. They last & ez to use w the Hue app.

Got these because they have such a cool filament. They were cost about 10x as much as any other lef filament bulb. I have all Lutron dimmers and these bulbs kept flashing and had to return them. Saved myself $80 in the end

Put it in a Frank Lloyd Wright lamp. Very cool. Dimmable feature makes it authentic looking.

This is a great alternative to the regular hue lamps. I have two of them where I have glass shade and the bulb is visible. I they are as beautiful as functional.

This came in the Hue box, but was a Geoni bulb. It flickered and flashed uncontrollably when we plugged it in. It also does not work with the app.

The bulb itself is a work of art, beautiful clear globe, spiraled led filament that looks amazing. That ends when you turn it on -- its not super bright even though its pulling 7w (60w incandescent equiv), and the colors is incredibly orange/yellow. I hadnt used the Hue White bulbs before so I figured I could change the color setting to something more reasonable, but nope, that was it, just dimming and it was all the way up. Not sure where youd want to use these, but itd have to be just accent lighting someplace.

They look great but they’re a bit pricey.

This light is a comic book Halloween Orange. Its more orange than a filament lamp dimmed to 10%. It’s a pity that Signify chose such an absurd phosphor mix. Other than that phosphor mix is it’s a terrific lamp, bright, attractively styled, and as Hue lamps go, reasonably priced. As orange as it is, it’s useless for anything other than a Halloween fun house. I immediately returned all 4 lamps.

These are really cool looking and work well with HUE! Upped our led light bulb game!!

I used these for my outdoor lights. They are SO SO orange. Wish I had read other reviews. Philips - you need to level-set your bulb temperatures. These are a mis-match.