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Hello, its me again with another question :)

I see many of my friends moving to energy saving bulbs at home and I decided to buy 1 myself to see how it all works.

Currently I am using those:
100 x Osram Lightbulb Drops 40W E27 clear lightbulb 40 Watt Lightbulb Balls | eBay

And now I would like to try those:
E27 JT52 220V Energy Saving LED Bulb Light Lamp 3W 5W 7W 9W 12W Cool/Warm White | eBay

Now my question is about voltage. The ones I currently use have specs of 230V and the ones I am looking at have specs of AC 85 - 265V. Does that means any voltage from 85 to 265 would work (including 230) or only 85 or 265?

I already made sure it matches my outlet so it is E27. Is there anything else I should be looking at?

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As long as the socket matches....you have nothing to worry about. I switched to all Florescent bulbs about 8 years back, this is before LED's bulbs were available to the consumer.

When I switched I made sure that bulb switch correlated with my by bill cycle so I would have a true benchmark. Let me tell you....my electric bill dropped $80....it was unbelievable. I'm really looking forward to doing the same with the LED bulbs now that they are reasonably priced now.
 

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As long as the socket matches....you have nothing to worry about. I switched to all Florescent bulbs about 8 years back, this is before LED's bulbs were available to the consumer.

When I switched I made sure that bulb switch correlated with my by bill cycle so I would have a true benchmark. Let me tell you....my electric bill dropped $80....it was unbelievable. I'm really looking forward to doing the same with the LED bulbs now that they are reasonably priced now.
Thanks for the answer, I will buy 1 of those I attached a link to and see if it lights good :) If it does Ill replace them all.

Also...is it better to have white or warm white?
 
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