Defect after 120 hours of operation

The bulb preserved "Philips plant lamp R63 60W neodymium" was broken after 120 hours of operation. For a constant plant lighting, this is of course totally unacceptable (equivalent to about 2 weeks service life) and leads to the minimum rating of one star. Apart from that, it creates a warm sun-like light, but provides only a low light output. For plant care in the dark winter months therefore more lights are required.

The statutory warranty by the seller LIGHT SUPPLIER ran the way into space, as you on the pretext that the defective bulb a "technical inspection by the manufacturer" must undergo there, on the return of the defective item to the buyer's expense (!) Was ( the intervention by Amazon helped unfortunately not). This is in stark contrast to the legal situation (whereby a purchaser may not bear any costs in warranty cases), but in view of the product value of 4.46 naturally Needless another lawsuit (which is probably factored in by the seller as well). Buy I am in the light SUPPLIER certainly nothing more.