Replacement bulbs

[UMEL]

Are they blinding us with light percentages when they state 110%, 120% and 130% more light.

Do they mean x2.1, x2.2 and x2.3 or x0.1, x0.2 and x0.3 more.

To me if I buy a 500 gram carton of cereal and it says 10% more I get 550 grams.

So is the light output doubled if they say 100% more...sorry but I cannot see that.

[JamesTDI]

The important words are "up to".
They are significantly brighter than standard bulbs - it's a decent improvement, and considering they aren't that expensive, it's easier to just forget the claim and enjoy the benefit.

[Gazwould]

+1 either the Osram Nightbreaker Unlimited or Philips Xtreme Vision .

[Rob69]

I'd say 110% = 10% brighter than the next blokes !! Suppose it's all just marketing speak.

[v6quattrogrip]

Depends on the original test bulb that the figures are based on as said above most is marketing but osram and Philips do spend alot on r and d

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