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

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.

Perfect for our dining room 3-bulb pendant drum. No strobe effect and dims perfectly. Love the bright-as-sunlight look!

These bulb are smaller than the previous ones, but just as bright. Which is great.

Im not the sharpest tool in the shed but it is either on or off in my three-way lamp. No matter which of the three positions I put the switch to, its just on... but, Maaaaaaannnnnn is it ON... Its like staring at the sun. The base gets hot but I dont know if thats normal or not. Regular light bulbs get hot. Anyway, its bright.

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.

Wow bought the bright white version of these and totally blown away at how bright they are. They light up area of my basement utility room and can see places I could barely see with two 100 watt super bright bulbs. The reason I am dropping down one star is a boule the warm white version of these for another place I wanted them as the bright white ones do not look good with all the rest being warm white. What I didn’t realize is the warm white version is a lot lot bigger than the bright white version and will not fit in the fixture.

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.