E12 LED Bulb

GIVES OFF THE MAX NATURAL LIGHT FOR THE WATTAGE!! NOT THE OFFICE COOL LIGHTI have been buying these MULTI BULB floor lamps from Amazon that are really well priced and they really light up the room (my lamp has 5 bulbs)I returned so many bulbs and bought so many bulbs at the hardware store and grocery store. None of them working and then I finally found these and they were perfect and I can finally use the this chandelier style multi bulb lamp I love.I have used them daily for over 5 months now and have noted no flickering, no dimming of the light from the bulbs and have not had to replace them once.This beats out the bulbs that I have bought at my local store which needed replacemet every 3 months. And I agree that the low wattage is perfect for the naked bulbs as more light is emitted with less overhead and electricity cost. The bulbs give the max light for the wattage as compared to those bulbs with a lamp shade.The part that I love the most is that the light that it gives off is natural light as opposed to the blue light that you see in office buildings.I am impressed. Will repurchaseRecommendation: offer bulbs with a bit higher wattage for those who want a bit more light but an overal great product!

Not sure if it is the dimmer on the light or the fixture but not much of an in between from soft light to full brightness. Fun looking bulb and very bright at full power. Super soft at dimmed.

Front yard pole lights and family rooms really emproved brightness in room

Chandelier looks great. 10 bulbs were used.

El articulo llego y fue la calidad y según lo esperado.

Having spent the last 20 years doing lighting design, I'd be comfortable in saying that these bulbs aren't quite 3000K. In the photo I show my current 2400K chandelier bulb next to this 3000K bulb, there really isn't much of a difference. 3000K is typically a whiter light, these appear more in the 2700K range. Also, the LED panel in each bulb is rather visible when the lights are off. You can see one bulb that I unscrewed on the backside of the light fixture. In most instances this probably isn't even an issue, however the light fixture is directly over our dining table putting the bulbs just about at eye level. When the fixture is off and the room is flooded with daylight, this yellow panel in the bulb looks rather odd. The bulbs do give off a good amount of light for 2 watts each. They also dim very well (I'm using a Lutron dimmer made for LED bulbs, no issues at all). Probably a good bulb in most instances, I just needed a whiter light and didn't get it from this bulb.

I have been buying these chandeliers from Amazon that are really well priced and they look good for the money. One was a standing chandelier and even though it’s a little crooked, the glass beading is beautiful but the bulbs that they recommended to go with the chandelier was so harsh I couldn’t stand, even having one bulb screwed in. I returned so many bulbs and bought so many bulbs at the hardware store and grocery store. None of them working and then I finally found these and they were perfect and I can finally use the chandelier I’ve had for over six months now they’re worth the money the frosted glass and the low wattage is perfect for a chandelier that doesn’t have a heavy cover over it like mine has just dangles of white glass beads so there’s nothing to filter a harsh light like a normal lampshade so if you have something like mine, like a chandelier type lamp, these are the bulbs to go with for sure .

Idk why California doesn’t allow t-8 but the t6 work great