Nanoleaf Introduction - The world's most energy efficient light bulb

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Introducing the NanoLeaf Bulb - the world's most energy efficient LED light bulb.

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The product sounds fascinating.
I truly wish you had hired someone with some experience to create your demo video.
The sound and pacing are horrible, thought the picture really isn't bad at all, on a normal viewing level.
Anyway, I think I'll be getting some of these bulbs.
Thanks for thinking them up :)

stegokitty

That damn song!... why?? just why THAT song?

wahssup

oi i agree w/ previous post that the music...i mean who this light ROCKS. Truly good progress in lighting design, especially the bit about the HEAT SINK REMOVAL !

robelicit

This goddamn whistling is driving me crazy.

Dismantled

Great work, will be awesome when they are more reasonably priced with other energy efficient bulbs. In around the $2 each in packs, $6 range. But a step in the right direction.

eddyk

A conundrum, the cost of these wizards of light are generally higher than the standard incandescent bulb and true they are more efficient but suppliers of energy also have budgets they need to address. Aren't we by bucking the trend towards more energy use denying suppliers the needed income to sustain their business. As far as I know any cost saving device is a working contradiction towards a growing economy. Similar outcomes have been discovered in other world economies, a saving can also cost

zinger

If your CFL's um go bad really quick.. it could be the brand... or maybe something else, a short in the light outlet your using it in?. But as far as how long they last me? I've had some go bad really quick.. maybe a few months (Luckily that's rare), but then I've had others of the same brand last me a year+ no problem. So hope that helps.

MRSketch

These new inventions are good for those that live in fact remote where they have to resort to their own power generation, fantastic for them, I moving to where the stars shine bright and every good night is in fact a good nite.

zinger

Right on. This is Im going to buy 100 bulbs soon as its ready. I hope the price of the bulb is in the standard acceptable range. 2 thumbs up and 5 stars. Rockon.

AaronLundquist

If you don't mind me asking, what sort of life are you getting from your CFL's? I've had no luck. Mine wouldn't last a year. Went back to incandescents.

DM-ryms

Tried a couple different brands in various fixtures around the house. This was a few years ago so, hopefully, they've improved. Thanks MRSketch.

DM-ryms

Lack of heat-sink is worrisome for a 12W device. The temperature of the LED die junction is a critical factor in longevity, and they have not innovated the LED itself to remove this constraint. I'm dubious about the 30, 000 hour claim without knowing what temps they are seeing in the LED itself. Whether or not you can "not burn your hand" is irrelevant. I do see they're using an integrating sphere, which is encouraging so maybe they do know what they're talking about but I'd still like to see those temps.

BixbyConsequence