Recently, Philips launched the industry's first LED bulb with energy consumption below 10W and lighting effects comparable to traditional 60W incandescent lamps, greatly improving energy efficiency and being very environmentally friendly.

The energy consumption of this bulb is 9.7W, which is equivalent to the LED bulb of traditional 60W incandescent lamps. Its service life is 30000 hours, 30 times the average lifespan of existing LED bulbs, and it can be used for 20 years under the assumption of 4 hours of daily lighting. Its energy efficiency is 10 times that of incandescent lamps and 1.6 times that of fluorescent lamps. No radiation, low glare, cold light source, safe to touch, and is a typical green lighting source.

Such energy-saving bulbs are expensive at $50 per unit, and according to official testing, they can save users $165 within their lifespan. The product is currently only sold in the North American market, and the level of market acceptance remains to be seen.