GE 60W 60 Watt Replacement Daylight LED 8 Pack

Love the daylight these bulbs give off. Looks fantastic compared to the ordinary yellow glow of regular bulbs and they last a LONG time.

the bulbs meet my requirements and it was certainly easier to order on line. I did become concerned when I received just the bulbs in the very thin box they were packed it at the plant. Sso far the ones I have used are just fine.

I like the brightness.

They all worked and are perfect for those spots where the 100 watt equivalent LED were too bright.

The bulbs are rated Daylight but the light is a blueish blinding light. It actually makes me squint. Its not a comfortable light thats emitted.

They arrived in a plain white package with no markings. It is not like GE to do that. I would be surprised if they are real GE bulbs. They claim to be 60W equivalent but it seems dimmer than the real GE 60W bulb next to it. They just arrived so we will see how they last, but Im not holding m breath. I dont expect to be ordering them again.

I have had a few LED bulbs over the years and my initial observations were good, but not great. The light output was fine, and the bulbs were super light compared to the heavy and older GE variants. The reason I chose these bulbs was for a no non-sense replacement to Phillips Hue bulbs which I found died within a year or two of use. My hope is that the longevity of these bulbs will be much longer. My main issue with these bulbs compared to other non-dimmable LED bulbs I have owned is that they are very sensitive to voltage fluctuations. Old-school incandescent lights and explicitly dimmable LEDs lights usually have this problem but this is my first experience with a non-dimmable LED bulb being so sensitive. For instance, if your A/C kicks on and drops the voltage for a bit, these blubs will flicker. If you have a device that thats on the same outlet or circuit such as a heater, these bulbs will flicker. I thought with LED bulbs this type of behavior would be a thing of the past, but I wonder if GE got a little cheap here and decided to leave out a capacitor in which is present in older models and their competition. That being said, the flicking issue during voltage fluctuation isnt enough for me to return them seeing as the value and the rest of the operation is acceptable. If they last longer than the Hue bulbs, Ill be happy. But seeing as they do have this quirk, Ill probably look for a different model/brand during my search process to avoid this little annoyance.

Would recommend buying

very good light bulb

Nice