Design: Light bulbs can be incandescent, LED, CFL, or halogen. They come in various shapes like A-shaped, globe, candle, and tubular. Available in different base types, including screw, pin, and bayonet.

Performance: Measured in lumens (brightness) and watts (energy consumption). The lifespan and energy efficiency vary by type.

Features:

• Types:
  • Incandescent: Traditional bulbs that produce warm light but are less energy-efficient.
  • LED: Energy-efficient, long-lasting, and available in various color temperatures.
  • CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lamp): Energy-efficient with a moderate lifespan.
  • Halogen: Brighter than incandescent but less efficient than LED or CFL.
• Color Temperature: Ranges from warm white to cool white and daylight.
• Dimmable: Some bulbs are compatible with dimmer switches.
• Smart Bulbs: Can be controlled via smartphone or voice assistants.