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Much appreciated; I had thought to get a bulb to try from Dubai, but you saved me the trouble.
Dimmable LED is a total crapfest anyway. Meanwhile a wall socket led dimmer costs like 50 EUR. its ridiculous. Finding the right bulb with the perfect dimmer that might last is a horrible challenge of trial and error.
Sooner rather than later, you get some kind of irregularity. Slight flicker, and it will escalate. Or maybe I've just been super unlucky, but honestly, not a single LED dimmer in the house works as it should. I have one that only pushes something 'not so bright' and then goes straight to 'wear sunglasses mode' in the bathroom, and downstairs we had one that started failing after a year and also never really had a decent range of dimming.
And yes... we checked what dimmer to use with what sort of lamp, wattage, etc.
The better solution are the dual or triple option switches, they just give you 2 or 3 steps for brightness. Those are fine!