Amazon LED Bulb Price October 2026: 9W From Rs. 42 to Rs. 142

Rs. 42, badged 77% off a stated Rs. 179. This is the cheapest of all 70 listings in the read, and it is an ordinary 9-watt B22 bulb — the same wattage and the same cap as pick 7, which costs Rs. 142. Hold those two together for a moment: this bulb is a third of the price and its listing claims the higher list figure (Rs. 179 against Rs. 150), which is why it advertises 77% off and the dearer one advertises 5%. The badge is arithmetic off a number the seller prints, not a measure of what you save against the rest of the shelf. 3.9 stars from 729 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 42
• What the listing is: 9W B22 bulb, single
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 179, badged 77% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 4.26x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Halonix
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 729 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 43, badged 72% off a stated Rs. 155, and the listing title says 'Pack of 1' so there is no per-bulb arithmetic hiding in it. One rupee separates this from pick 1; five points separate their badges and 4,672 ratings separate their evidence — 5,401 here against 729 there. On a shelf where every one of the 70 listings publishes a star average and a count, the count is the number that actually varies in a useful direction. 4.0 stars.

• Selling price: Rs. 43
• What the listing is: 9W B22 bulb, pack of 1
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 155, badged 72% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 3.60x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Crompton
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 5,401 ratings
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Rs. 45, badged 73% off a stated Rs. 168. Three brands, three rupees apart, three different stated MRPs (Rs. 179, Rs. 155, Rs. 168) and three different badges (77%, 72%, 73%). The money is effectively identical and the advertised saving is not, because each house picks its own second figure. That is the whole finding of this chapter in one line. 4.0 stars from 827 ratings; '230 Degree Light Beam' is the listing's own printed phrase and is not tested here.

• Selling price: Rs. 45
• What the listing is: 9W B22 bulb, single
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 168, badged 73% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 3.73x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Goldmedal
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 827 ratings
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Rs. 57, badged 76% off a stated Rs. 240. Among the seven single 9-watt bulbs seated here, Rs. 240 is the highest stated MRP and Rs. 150 the lowest — a 1.6x spread in claimed list price under a 3.4x spread in what the bulbs actually cost. That mismatch is what detaches the badge from the money. The warm-white 2700K tint is the listing's own spec. 4.0 stars from 1,827 ratings. Nothing here tests brightness, tint accuracy or how long the bulb runs.

• Selling price: Rs. 57
• What the listing is: 9W B22 bulb, single
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 240, badged 76% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 4.21x
• Brand, as the listing names it: wipro
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 1,827 ratings
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Rs. 65, badged 57% off a stated Rs. 150. Note the cap: E27 screw rather than B22 bayonet, which is a fitting difference, not a quality one, and worth checking against your holder before ordering. Its stated Rs. 150 is the lowest list claim among the seven 9W bulbs here, so even at a mid-table price it can only advertise 57%. 4.3 stars from 625 ratings — the highest star average in this chapter.

• Selling price: Rs. 65
• What the listing is: 9W E27 bulb, single
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 150, badged 57% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 2.31x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Havells
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 stars from 625 ratings
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Rs. 89, badged 43% off a stated Rs. 155. Twice pick 1's money for the same stated 9 watts, and a badge 34 points shallower because its claimed list price is Rs. 24 lower. The same brand returned a second 9W E27 bulb in this read at Rs. 95 against the identical Rs. 155, badged 39% — six rupees and four badge points apart, same house, same spec line. 4.2 stars from 458 ratings. Whether a dearer bulb lasts longer is not something this page can tell you.

• Selling price: Rs. 89
• What the listing is: 9W E27 bulb, single
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 155, badged 43% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 1.74x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Philips
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 458 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 142, badged 5% off a stated Rs. 150 — the shallowest badge in the whole read of 70 listings. It is also 3.4 times the price of pick 1, which is the same 9 watts on the same B22 cap. Put the pair side by side: Rs. 42 advertising 77% off, Rs. 142 advertising 5% off, and the cheap one claims the higher MRP. A shopper filtering this shelf by discount sees pick 1 first and never sees this tile at all, which in this instance happens to be the right outcome for the wrong reason. 4.1 stars from 659 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 142
• What the listing is: 9W B22D bulb, single
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 150, badged 5% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 1.06x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Eveready
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 659 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 505 for a pack of six: Rs. 84.17 a bulb. The stated MRP is Rs. 3,000, which is Rs. 500 a bulb — more than twice the highest list price claimed by any single 9W bulb in this read (pick 4's Rs. 240) — and the 83% badge is computed on the pack, not the bulb. Against pick 1 the real comparison is Rs. 84.17 versus Rs. 42: the multipack is twice the money per bulb. Packs are the one place on this shelf where the tile's two big numbers both need dividing before they mean anything. 4.1 stars from 202 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 505
• What the listing is: 9W B22 bulb, pack of 6
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 3,000, badged 83% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 5.94x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Philips
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 202 ratings
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Rs. 69, badged 91% off a stated Rs. 800 — the deepest claim in the read. The stated MRP is 11.6 times the selling price, the widest multiple here. This page does not assert that the Rs. 800 is false, and it has no evidence that the bulb ever sold at it; what it can say is that 91% is produced by the size of the second figure and nothing else. It is a 6-watt decorative three-in-one bulb, so it is not comparable to the 9W bulbs in chapter one on light output either. 4.2 stars from 739 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 69
• What the listing is: 6W decorative 3-in-1 bulb
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 800, badged 91% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 11.59x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Homesake®
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 739 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 195, badged 84% off a stated Rs. 1,196 — 6.1 times the price. Set that against pick 15, a 10W T-bulb from a house most buyers know, at Rs. 173 against a stated Rs. 280 (1.6x, badged 38%). Two 10-watt bulbs, twenty-two rupees apart in actual money, forty-six points apart in advertised saving. 'German Quality Certified' and 'Advance CRI' are the listing's own printed phrases, reproduced as printed and not verified here. 4.0 stars from 627 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 195
• What the listing is: 10W B22 bulb, single
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,196, badged 84% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 6.13x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Sturlite
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 627 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 469, badged 84% off a stated Rs. 2,999 — 6.4 times the price. This is a 4-watt decorative filament bulb: it draws less than half pick 1's wattage and costs eleven times as much, because what is being sold is the look of the filament rather than the light. It carries the second-deepest multiple between price and stated MRP in the read. The '15000 Hours' figure is the listing's own claim and is not tested here. 4.3 stars from 1,640 ratings — the highest star average among the deep-badge tiles in this chapter.

• Selling price: Rs. 469
• What the listing is: 4W E27 filament bulb
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 2,999, badged 84% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 6.39x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Gesto
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 stars from 1,640 ratings
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Rs. 89, badged 74% off a stated Rs. 349. Identical money to pick 6 — the plain 9W at Rs. 89 badged 43% — from the same house, with a scene-switch that changes colour temperature and a stated MRP more than twice as high. Same brand, same price, thirty-one badge points apart. If you were choosing by discount you would take this one; if you were choosing by price you could not tell them apart. 4.1 stars from 2,536 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 89
• What the listing is: 10W 3-in-1 scene-switch bulb
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 349, badged 74% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 3.92x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Philips
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 2,536 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 104, badged 70% off a stated Rs. 350. Fifteen watts rather than nine, for 2.5 times pick 1's price — on this shelf extra wattage is roughly the cheapest thing you can buy, and the badge barely moves. '180-degree wide beam angle' and 'Ultra Bright' are the listing's own printed words. 4.1 stars from 1,893 ratings. This page does not test whether the claimed wattage matches the light produced.

• Selling price: Rs. 104
• What the listing is: 15W B22 bulb, single
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 350, badged 70% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 3.37x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Orient
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 1,893 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 158, badged 64% off a stated Rs. 435. Twenty watts and a claimed 2,100 lumens, for less than four times the price of the 9W in pick 1. Across chapter two the badge falls as the brand gets more familiar and rises as it gets less so, while the money moves far less than either. 4.2 stars from 3,971 ratings. The lumen figure is the listing's own and is not measured here.

• Selling price: Rs. 158
• What the listing is: 20W B22 bulb, single
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 435, badged 64% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 2.75x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Crompton
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 3,971 ratings
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Rs. 173, badged 38% off a stated Rs. 280 — 1.6 times the price. This listing publishes 35,842 ratings, the largest pool among all 70 tiles read, and one of the shallower badges on the page. That is the pattern worth taking away from this chapter: on this shelf the tiles with the biggest rating pools tend to carry the smallest multiples between price and stated MRP, and the 80%-plus badges cluster on tiles with hundreds of ratings rather than tens of thousands. 4.3 stars.

• Selling price: Rs. 173
• What the listing is: 10W B22 T-bulb, pack of 1
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 280, badged 38% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 1.62x
• Brand, as the listing names it: PHILIPS
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 stars from 35,842 ratings
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Rs. 159, badged 77% off a stated Rs. 700. Nine watts, the same as pick 1, at 3.8 times the money — the premium is the radar sensor, not the light. The listing claims a 3-metre radius; that figure is the seller's own and is not tested here. 3.8 stars from 12,516 ratings, which is a big pool and a middling average — worth reading the reviews on the live page before buying a sensor product sight unseen.

• Selling price: Rs. 159
• What the listing is: 9W motion-sensor bulb
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 700, badged 77% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 4.40x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Panasonic
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 stars from 12,516 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 178, badged 75% off a stated Rs. 699. Set beside pick 16: Rs. 19 apart in price, Rs. 1 apart in stated MRP, two points apart in badge — two motion-sensor 9W bulbs from different houses that have converged on effectively the same two numbers. Both publish 3.8 stars; this one from 6,488 ratings against 12,516 there. Where tiles agree this closely, the badge carries no information at all and the rating pool is the only thing left to separate them.

• Selling price: Rs. 178
• What the listing is: 9W motion-sensor bulb
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 699, badged 75% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 3.93x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Philips
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 stars from 6,488 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 599, badged 83% off a stated Rs. 3,450 — the dearest bulb of the 70 read. Twelve watts, which is three more than pick 1, at 14.3 times the price; what you are paying for is the rechargeable cell that keeps it lit through a cut. The stated MRP is 5.8 times the selling price. 3.9 stars from 9,167 ratings. Battery backup claims, charge times and runtime are the listing's own figures and are not tested here.

• Selling price: Rs. 599
• What the listing is: 12W rechargeable emergency bulb
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 3,450, badged 83% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 5.76x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Orient
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 9,167 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 239, badged 70% off a stated Rs. 790. This tile publishes 30,846 ratings — the second-largest pool among all 70 listings read, behind only pick 15. It is a 9-watt emergency bulb at 5.7 times the price of the plain 9W in pick 1, and it is Rs. 360 cheaper than pick 18 while carrying a badge thirteen points shallower. 3.8 stars. On this part of the shelf the useful comparison is between emergency bulbs, not against the ordinary ones.

• Selling price: Rs. 239
• What the listing is: 9W emergency bulb
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 790, badged 70% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 3.31x
• Brand, as the listing names it: wipro
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 stars from 30,846 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 199, badged 71% off a stated Rs. 685. Eight and a half watts with a rechargeable cell, and the cheapest of the four battery-backed bulbs seated here — a third of pick 18's price for three and a half watts less. 3.9 stars from 9,132 ratings. Whether the backup lasts as long as any listing claims is not something a price read can establish; the figures on this card are the price, the stated MRP and the published rating pool.

• Selling price: Rs. 199
• What the listing is: 8.5W rechargeable inverter bulb
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 685, badged 71% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 3.44x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Bajaj
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 9,132 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 219, badged 60% off a stated Rs. 549 — 2.5 times the price. That is the most restrained claim among the four emergency bulbs seated, where the others run 3.3x, 3.4x and 5.8x. It sells for Rs. 20 more than pick 20 and advertises eleven points less saving. Across this chapter the badge and the money point in opposite directions often enough that sorting by discount reorders the shelf almost at random. 3.9 stars from 3,783 ratings; the '3 Hours Battery' figure is the listing's own.

• Selling price: Rs. 219
• What the listing is: 9W emergency inverter bulb
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 549, badged 60% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 2.51x
• Brand, as the listing names it: EVEREADY
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 3,783 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 125, badged 78% off a stated Rs. 575, and the title says 'Pack of 1'. A four-foot 20-watt batten for three times the cheapest bulb in the read. The same house listed two more near-identical battens in this read at Rs. 126 and Rs. 136, all three against the same stated Rs. 575 — eleven rupees of spread and the same claimed list price, which is the duplicate-listing pattern rather than three different products. 3.6 stars from 4,134 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 125
• What the listing is: 20W LED batten, 4ft, pack of 1
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 575, badged 78% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 4.60x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Crompton
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.6 stars from 4,134 ratings
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Rs. 139, badged 80% off a stated Rs. 699. Fourteen rupees dearer than pick 22 and two points deeper in badge, because its claimed list price is Rs. 124 higher. Three 20-watt battens, Rs. 125 to Rs. 139, stating Rs. 499, Rs. 575 and Rs. 699. The product is close to interchangeable on every published spec; the advertised saving is not. 3.9 stars from 4,299 ratings. 'Pack Of 1' is the listing's own wording, so there is no per-unit division to do here.

• Selling price: Rs. 139
• What the listing is: 20W LED tubelight, pack of 1
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 699, badged 80% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 5.03x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Bajaj
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 4,299 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 135, badged 73% off a stated Rs. 499. It sits between picks 22 and 23 on price, states the lowest list figure of the three, carries the shallowest badge of the three — and publishes 12,125 ratings, nearly three times either of theirs. That is the batten shelf in one card: the tile with the most published evidence advertises the least saving. 4.0 stars. This page read prices and the numbers Amazon prints beside them; it did not fit, switch on or measure a single bulb or batten.

• Selling price: Rs. 135
• What the listing is: 20W LED batten, 4ft
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 499, badged 73% off
• Stated MRP as a multiple of price: 3.70x
• Brand, as the listing names it: Philips
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 12,125 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 17 October 2026, logged out, India