Philips LED 416750 Heat Lamp 125-Watt BR40 Clear Flood Light Bulb Warm White

Works great until you are asked to get red ones because they are “better.” Hey. Who am I to argue with my father! R-E-S-P-E-C-T.

Short version: Both me and my pets were happier thanks to this light during the coldest winter months. PROS: - Great value for the price. The amount of time spent NOT running our heaters (about 800 watts on the low setting) almost certainly resulted in much lower bills. - Bright, warm light color is especially good for those cold, gray, overcast months. - Much easier to manage (and less of a fire hazard) than our space heater. Also less likely to trip the breaker and the exterior of the bulb (outside of the front-facing light) never gets that hot. CONS: - It uses around 70% more electricity than an equivalent LED so definitely swap to a different bulb when you can just put a jacket on. - Take note of the sizing -- the bulb is larger and more unwieldy than I expected -- which is also part of why I broke it about 4 months into using. RECOMMENDATIONS - Ideal in open spaces that are hard to provide heat (basements and garages) or where you need specific heat for short periods. - Put the bulb on some kind of timer or remote on/off switch so that it doesn't run 24/7. You lose much of the value versus other heaters if it's running continuously e.g. a space heater that's only on 10 mins per hour. - Look for a sturdy and strong lamp or housing, ideally something you can point in different directions. Or at least something with a protective guard in front.

Produces a good amount of heat!! And it was JUST the right size for my lamp :)

Perfect for if you just want to have the area warm.

I bought this for my shed. It's cold out there half the year, and this is a perfect low-wattage way to take the chill off and warm my hands. A 125W bulb does not throw a lot of heat very far, but it's very noticeable up close -- not touching the bulb, but within a couple of feet. Whether you want it for yourself or a pet or something, that's what you want to be aware of. This bulb won't trip your breakers or run up your bill like a space heater might, but it provides short-range comfort, and any nearby surface it shines on will slowly heat up noticeably, too.

It's not great if you care about leaving a shadow. I suspect it's due to the way the bulbs innards and housing are. But it's nuts plain ugly

It definitely is heated but it’s definitely NOT an LED light bulb. This is an incandescent light bulb. That means it’s going to eat up your electricity bill. It gets the job done for now and I like that it’s heated but I won’t be using it all the time to preserve energy. It was cheap so can’t complain that much - but it’s certainly falsely advertising LED.

Surprisingly worked in a Great Northern 8 ounce popcorn machine, although it is much larger than the original bulb that was out of stock on the manufacturer’s website.