Both of these issues (dim incandescent bulbs and LEDs flickering/buzzing at higher brightness levels) are likely due to the buggy trailing edge waveform that I just posted about here:
I’ve seen a number of comments recently about strange dimming issues with the new trailing edge update in FW 2.14, so I broke out my oscilloscope to look at the waveforms. There is definitely a limitation with the trailing edge dimming implementation in the latest firmware. (EDIT: the asymmetric trailing-edge dimming waveform seen here is apparently deliberate, and is necessary due to limitations in the current switch hardware - see discussion below this post) My test setup is a single switch …
You could try switching back to leading edge dimming as a temporary work around - I’ve been doing this by setting the switch type to “3-Way Dumb Switch”. This works even without having anything connected to the traveler terminal, though the switch will now produce relay click noises when turning on or off. I’m not sure if there are any other downsides to doing this. Do make sure that the traveler terminal on your switch is actually disconnected, though, as this mode will cause mains voltage to be present on the terminal.