
The 6pm Switch. Finally Warm.
You've bought warm white before. This is what you were actually looking for. Fits standard E27 screw sockets on 220V mains - no adapters, no apps, just a twist of the wrist.
the bulb you bought · labeled warm
Sound familiar?
You keep buying 'warm'. The room keeps saying no.
You've done the homework, read the reviews, tried the workarounds. The lamp still feels like an office at 9pm.

'Warm white' bulbs
brighter · whiter than expected“These 2700K bulbs are brighter and whiter than I expected.”
RGB bulbs tuned warm
pricey · fiddly“You can just use a RGB bulb and play around with it until you get the perfect color.”
Rechargeable sconce lights
charged · every other day“The rechargeable lights are a pain… I had to charge mine every other day.”
The bulbs were never amber. You just kept buying the label.
the coiled filament, live at 1800K
Why this one is warm
Warmth built into the glass, not the label.
1800K is the color of candlelight and old incandescents. 2700K is what most brands call warm white, and it isn't. At 1800K the light is amber before it ever leaves the bulb.
The amber glass filters the coiled filament's light before it reaches your room, so the warmth is physical, not a setting. And it runs honest: 3W draws a 25W-equivalent glow - ambient and accent light for lamps, pendants and sconces, not task lighting.
E27 screw base · 220V mains · fits any standard socket you already own.
The hunt ends in other people's living rooms.
Bedside lamp
The glow is soft, relaxing, and exactly what I was hoping for.
Kitchen pendant
I am seriously thinking of replacing all my lamps with them now. Every room I've done so far feels like a different house in the evening.
Entry sconces
All three arrived in perfect condition. Packed like eggs.
Vanity
They throw a nice warm amount of light and it's not harsh like regular LED. Did my vanity first, my husband didn't notice the bulbs at all - just said the room felt nice.
Corner lamp
Beautiful warm color, exactly the amber I've been hunting for. It is dim though - great for evenings, not enough to read by. That's what I wanted it for anyway.
Desk lamp
Mimics an old incandescent better than anything else I've tried.
Before you switch one on
The honest questions, answered plainly
Socket fit, brightness, shipping - the things you'd check before buying a bulb you can't hold first. Here they are, with nothing hidden.
Yes, if your lamp or pendant takes a standard E27 screw base on 220V mains. That's the socket on most pendant fixtures, wall sconces, table lamps and bedside lamps in this spec. Check the base your current bulb has - if it's a large screw thread and your home runs 220V, this fits. No adapters, no wiring, no electrician: you twist it in like any other bulb.
It's deliberately an ambient light - roughly the look of an old 25W bulb. That's the point. It's made for the lamp you switch on after the ceiling light goes off: pendants, sconces, bedside and vanity lamps. What you get is a room that glows instead of a room that's lit. It is not a task light for reading fine print or a workshop bench - pair it with the fixtures you want warm, and you'll have exactly the brightness the photos show.
We don't claim dimming on this bulb, because it's not something we've verified on it - and we'd rather tell you that than sell a promise that flickers. If dimming matters to your setup, use the bulb at full strength on a standard switch; at 1800K it already sits at the warm end of what dimming achieves with a normal bulb. We update this answer the moment dimming is confirmed.
Each bulb ships in its own protective sleeve inside a fitted box, so nothing rattles against anything else in transit. And if one still arrives less than perfect, the 30-day money back guarantee covers it - a replacement or a refund, your choice, free shipping worldwide both ways on our side.
These are long-life LED filament bulbs - the coiled filament is LED, not a burning wire, so there's nothing inside wearing out the way old incandescents did. They run cool at 3W, which is exactly why LED filament lasts. The 1-year warranty is on top: if a bulb fails within a year of normal use, we replace it.
Because 'warm white' means 2700K - a number most brands call warm, but which still reads white by evening. This bulb is 1800K: the color of candlelight and old incandescents, filtered through real amber glass so the warmth is in the light itself, not in a label. If you've been hunting for the bulb that finally looks like the photos, this is the one that spec makes possible.
30-day money back guarantee · Free shipping worldwide · 1-year warranty
The evening you were going for
Still hunting? This is the one.
One lamp or all of them - three bulbs and every warm corner of the house is covered.
Switch It On








