Vanke E27 Screw LED Bulb 9W (Pack of 3) Review
A budget-friendly three-pack of 9W Edison Screw LED bulbs designed to replace standard 60W incandescents with a warm 2700K glow.

Quick verdict
An excellent high-value choice for common UK household fixtures requiring an E27 base. While they lack smart features or dimming capabilities, they offer a reliable and flicker-free way to slash lighting bills for under £7.
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Who it's best for
- Tenants looking for cheap, portable energy savings
- Replacing high-use bulbs in hallways and kitchens
- Households on a strict budget
Who should avoid it
- You have dimmer switches installed on the circuit
- You require smart home integration (Alexa/Google Home)
- You prefer a 'Cool White' daylight effect for workspaces
Overview
Key features
- 806 Lumen brightness output
- 9W power consumption (60W equivalent)
- E27 Large Edison Screw base
- 2700K Warm White colour temperature
- Instant-on technology
- Non-dimmable design
- Standard A60 bulb shape
Real world performance
Energy saving potential
Installation
Running costs
Pros
- Exceptional value at approximately £2.25 per bulb
- Significant 85% energy saving over traditional bulbs
- Warm 2700K light is ideal for domestic environments
- Instant full brightness without flickering
Cons
- Not compatible with dimmer switches
- Basic aesthetics compared to designer 'filament' LEDs
- Plastic housing may not suit exposed industrial-style fixtures
Alternatives
Philips LED Classic E27
Higher brand reliability but usually more expensive per unit.
Amazon Basics E27 LED Pack
Similar budget performance, often available in larger bulk packs.
Frequently asked questions
Will these work with my dimmer switch?
No, these are non-dimmable bulbs. Using them on a dimmer circuit can cause flickering and may damage the bulb's internal driver.
Are these the small or large screw type?
These are E27 Edison Screws, which is the 'large' screw-in type (approx 27mm wide). They will not fit E14 'Small Edison Screw' sockets.
Are these bulbs suitable for outdoor use?
Only if used inside an IP-rated waterproof light fixture. The bulbs themselves are not waterproof.
How long do these bulbs last?
While specific lifespan varies, typical LED bulbs of this grade are rated for 15,000 to 25,000 hours, significantly outlasting incandescent versions.
Final verdict
4.4 / 5An excellent high-value choice for common UK household fixtures requiring an E27 base. While they lack smart features or dimming capabilities, they offer a reliable and flicker-free way to slash lighting bills for under £7.