Phydge E12 Candelabra LED Light Bulbs 60 Watt Equivalent, 400Lumen Ceiling Fan Light Bulb,5000K Daylight White,4W,E12 Filament Candle Bulbs with Clear Glass,E12 Candelabra Base,Non-Dimmable,Pack of 6

TLDR; this 6-pack set of bulbs is a good value; the temperature, CRI, & lumen output matches the description I got these bulbs to replace a set of failed LEDs from another vendor and a sconce with the last incandescent bulbs in my home. These have primarily been used in a dining room. The E12 bases are nicely formed and affixed to the outer glass The LEB filaments are as pictured The bulbs these replaced initially cost more per bulb than this entire box If they last at least a year, this is excellent value The CRI is fairly high, and things look the “right” colors (think foods) when illuminated by these bulbs So far, so good... Ill add more comments/updates if anything changes The bottom line I would get them again.

The 10-light chandelier above our kitchen table is open style - no shades. So the bulbs by themselves have to look good. Some led light bulbs are pretty ugly, in my opinion. But these clear glass bulbs look great - look reasonably similar to the incandescent bulbs we are used to. That’s the first thing I like. Additionally, I like the 2700K light color - it gives a nice warm light to the kitchen, again very similar to the incandescent bulbs we are replacing. I also like the brightness vs. energy efficiency factor. We are replacing 25 watt bulbs, so previously we consumed 250 watts each time we turned on this light. When all 10 are replaced with these bulbs, we will be consuming just 40 watts, but the kitchen is also brighter now - 400 watt equivalent vs. the previous 250. Very happy with this choice all around. Solid 5-star rating from me, will be getting more.

Finally! This was our last fixture that had incandescent bulbs in it. We have these light bulbs in a fixture where the bulbs are easily visible. Having them be the Edison style bulbs mean they look good on or off. The brightness feels about the same as what theyre replacing, which for us is three 60w bulbs. Note that if youre using one alone and expecting 60watt, it may not be enough. 4 watts should technically be 40 watts equivalent in incandescent, not 60 (though again, for our use case, it seems about the same). The color of these is slightly warm without being too yellow.

Very nice, non-dimmable, candelabra base LED bulbs. These bulbs are great for ceiling fans, chandeliers (if you dont use a dimmer switch), porch lights, or anywhere you need an energy-efficient, non-dimmable, candelabra base LED bulb. Brighter than the older LED and CFL bulbs that I was replacing, and they turn on with full brightness instantly. All of the bulbs that I received worked perfectly. Definitely recommended!

This is a great upgrade for your E12 bulbs. They work well and are very bright. These are perfect for a light where the bulb is seen as they have a nice appearance. Please note these are not dimmable.

These light bulbs are very bright for the wattage. They really sparkle in the chandelier. I like that they are energy efficient so I dont feel guilty having the lights on a lot. They are supposed to be long lasting so hopefully I wont need to change them often. Please note these are not dimmable.

Bought this E12 Daylight bulb for the newly installed Crystal Fan. Lights are high quality with clear Daylight. I love the way it looks and will same me electricity on longer run. I can refer this product to my friends and family without hesitation.

I used these to swap out some legacy incandescent bulbs in my new homes dining room. The previous incandescents were pulling 60W per bulb. These bulbs are rated at 4W, so now Im using 36W LESS to light the same room space. And I feel the light seems, if anything, both a bit warmer along with a little more light output. Saving me cash, and better light output, equals 5 stars in my book. As I have a basement wall light fixture that also currently runs incandescents, I intend getting more of these, and saving more cash in the long run there too.

I got these bulbs as I needed a few more for the chandelier that I just installed in our dining room, as they looked exactly like the other ten that I had used in the previous light. Physically they are identical however these have a light temperature of 5000K (bright white) while the old ones are probably somewhere around 3000K (softer, more yellowish) making them standout like a sore thumb. The bulbs themselves work great and Ill look for some other fixture to use them in but for the chandelier they just wont cut it.

Bright lights.