E14 4.5W vs 3.5W Dimmable LED: Which Bulb Fits Your Lamp?
By Nuura | Published: 2026-10-23
Category: Comparisons
Compare Nuura's E14 LED bulbs: 4.5W 2700K vs 3.5W 2200K. Learn which dimmable option suits your fixture, brightness needs, and ambiance.
Quick answer
Choose the E14 4.5W 2700K Philips bulb for brighter, warmer-white light in larger fixtures like Rizzatto 32; choose the E14 3.5W 2200K PRO for a dim, golden glow that matches Anoli's design.
Brightness and color temperature: the core difference
The most obvious difference between these two E14 bulbs is the light output. The 4.5W Philips delivers 470 lumens at 2700K, which is a warm white that feels bright and inviting. The 3.5W Nuura PRO emits only 210 lumens at 2200K, which is much warmer and dimmer, closer to candlelight.
This means the 4.5W is better for spaces where you need to see clearly, like a reading nook or a dining area. The 3.5W is more about creating a mood—cozy, intimate, and atmospheric—rather than providing task lighting.
Fixture compatibility: not a one-size-fits-all
Both bulbs use the E14 base, but they are designed for different fixtures. The 4.5W Philips is recommended for Rizzatto 32 and Anoli fixtures with opal white glass. The 3.5W PRO is specifically for the Anoli, with a T25 tubular shape and gold glass that complements the fixture's aesthetic.
If you have a Rizzatto 32, the 4.5W is the safe choice. For Anoli, you have two options: the 4.5W for brighter, more functional light, or the 3.5W for a dimmer, more decorative glow that matches the gold glass design.
Dimmability and control
Both bulbs are dimmable, giving you flexibility in adjusting the light level. However, the 3.5W PRO starts at a very low 210 lumens, so even at full brightness it may feel dimmer than the 4.5W at its minimum. If you often use dimming to create a specific ambiance, the 3.5W offers a wider range of subtle low-light settings.
On the other hand, the 4.5W provides a higher ceiling for brightness, making it more versatile if you sometimes need strong light and sometimes want it dimmed.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Brightness: Choose the 4.5W if you need more light (470 lumens); choose the 3.5W if you prefer a dim, cozy glow (210 lumens).
- Color temperature: The 4.5W gives a warmer white at 2700K; the 3.5W is even warmer at 2200K, closer to candlelight.
- Fixture compatibility: The 4.5W fits Rizzatto 32 and Anoli with opal glass; the 3.5W is designed specifically for Anoli with gold glass. Check your fixture model and glass type before buying.
- Aesthetic vs function: The 3.5W enhances the Anoli's gold design; the 4.5W is more practical for everyday use.
Product facts
- E14 4.5W / Dimmable LED / 2700K, Philips / 470 Lumen: E14 4.5W dimmable LED, 2700K, 470 lumens, recommended for Rizzatto 32 and Anoli with opal white glass. This bulb gives you bright, warm-white light that works well in larger fixtures or when you need more visibility.

E14 4.5W / Dimmable LED / 2700K, Philips / 470 Lumen - E14 3.5W / Dimmable LED / 2200K, PRO, Bulb for Anoli / 210 Lumen: E14 3.5W dimmable LED, 2200K, 210 lumens, T25 tubular with gold glass, designed for Anoli. This bulb creates a dim, golden ambiance that enhances the Anoli's design but is not meant for task lighting.

E14 3.5W / Dimmable LED / 2200K, PRO, Bulb for Anoli / 210 Lumen
Which bulb should you choose?
Best for
- The 4.5W is best for Rizzatto 32 owners who need brighter, functional light.
- The 3.5W is best for Anoli owners who prioritize ambiance and design over brightness.
Not for
- The 3.5W is not for spaces that require task lighting or bright illumination.
- The 4.5W is not for those seeking an ultra-warm, candle-like glow.

