This specific lamp has a beam angle of 120° and a white film on the crystal so that the light is diffused everywhere and does not dazzle, it is ideal for spotlights that require general lighting and do not want the lamp to focus on a specific area.

It is 3000 Kelvin which means it emits the warm color of an incandescent lamp and not the hospital white of 4000 Kelvin which, while it illuminates well, freezes the environment. Calculate the light output of an old 50W lamp approximately.

It worked well for me on a plasterboard in the kitchen, as for their durability I will inform in the future.

Previous Philips bulb again, different model with less lm, to be exact 350 lumens.
So the previous one cannot have more brightness compared to the new one!!!
Invalid purchase for me.
They were installed in a series of recessed ceiling lights and the difference is beyond obvious.
I will return them back.