Energetic LED Bulbs 150 Watt Equivalent, 2600LM Super Bright Light Bulbs, Daylight 5000K, Dimmable A21 LED Bulb, E26 Standard Base, UL Listed, Damp Rated, 4 Pack

This was exactly what we needed for kids room’s ceiling fan in terms of brightness but….the bulbs are to large. Bigger than all my other A21 size bulbs. So, I hope to find one that will fit for a cover that goes over bulbs in fan.

The lights are as bright as I wanted. I have low hanging lights, the lights were to bright for low hanging lights. My family are much taller than me. Quality of lights are perfect.

I have 4 floor lamps in each corner of the room. Had been using LEDs from about 10 years ago which were the brightest I could get at the time. Always felt like living in a cave. These bulbs are far far brighter and good color. Happily surprised and pleased with them.

Most of the reviews here are accurate: the bulbs are larger than regular bulbs, the full brightness is VERY bright indeed, they are quite heavy. But we have had absolutely no flickering issues and, with a dimmer switch (which many of these sorts of bulbs will not accept) they allow adequate lowering of the light to c.50% if desired. They cannot be lowered to a dim, romantic level, but we have candles for that! I would buy them again, but I do not anticipate having to replace them for a good long time.

These light bulbs are the real deal. They produce what I believe is the same brightness as incandescent bulbs. I only recently bought these; so, I cannot comment on their longevity. I gave them a 5-star rating in each category because my experience with LED bulbs has been delightful. So, my review is directed to those who are just now buying LED bulbs. I bought these bulbs because they are dimmable. I use them in a hanging light fixture that has dimming switch. Older LED bulbs were usually not dimmable. What I can say about LED bulbs is that they do last a long time. I installed 100 watt LED bulbs in the light fixtures on my front porch and next to my garage door. I turn on all outdoor lights for the entire night. Its been more than two years since I installed the bulbs, and they are still shining as bright as when I first installed them. 150-watt incandescent light bulbs are very hard to find, and when you do find them, they are almost as expensive as LED bulbs. I used to pay $2 per 150-watt incandescent bulb several years ago. Using that cost today and the cost I paid for the LED version, I calculate Ill start saving money after about 1 1/2 years. Remember, not only do they last longer, they use a lot less electricity. And since they use less electricity, a 150-watt LED bulb can often be used in fixtures that that are rated for no more than 100-watt incandescent bulbs. Having said that, you should check the fixtures rating before using the 150-watt LED bulb. The packaging will provide you the wattage these bulbs draw.

This bulb is indeed super-bright! However, be aware that is also MUCH heavier than a corresponding incandescent bulb. It is also somewhat larger in diameter - such that the when I tried the new bulb in the fixture for which I intended it, the globe of the fixture would not fit over the bulb. However, I am looking forward to using these bulbs in applications that are not restrictive, size-wise.

UPDATE - After seeing my original 1-star review for not lasting, the company reached out and provided a refund as I apparently received some defective bulbs. Changed to 3-star thanks to proactive customer service. ORIGINAL REVIEWS - I really like the color and brightness of these LED bulbs. Unfortunately, after 11 months theyre already failing. My previous LED bulbs used in these same lamps lasted 5 years. This brand is NOT worth the cost.