Sigalux LED Light Bulbs 60 Watt Equivalent A19 Standard Light Bulbs 5000K Warm, Non-Dimmable Energy Efficient 9.5W LED Soft White Bulb with E26 Medium Base, 800 Lumens, UL Listed, 16 Pack

In these days of ever-increasing electric prices, it is wise to be as efficient as possible. I am in the process of replacing all my incandescent bulbs in the house and decided to give these a try. They all worked right out of the box and appeared as advertised to be approximately equivalent to a 60W incandescent bulb. Now I am using only 9.5w per bulb vs the 60w each before. Also as LEDs put out a lot less heat, they will help reduce my summer AC costs a little. Being an LED bulb, it should also last much longer. No complaints with these bulbs except that you need to be careful not to use in dimmable fixtures.

This is a good and bright light. It is a 100 watt equivalent bulb and it lights up my whole room. I have used this brand of bulbs on many occasions and I have had good luck with their products. These light bulbs are no different and I am satisfied with them. They work and they are bright.

The picture shows the fan on the right with 3 Sigalux LED bulbs. The left fan has 2 bulbs with the same Lumen rating and one unlit bulb. As you can see the Sigalux bulbs are quite bright, yet are neither glaringly white nor tinged to yellow. They may be a bit more pricey than other brands, but assuming they last a while, theyre going to be worth the investment.

First the light is nice and bright. It’s bright but also a warm yellowish hue. The only issue is it has a light hum when it’s on. I didn’t even notice it at first. I might not have ever heard it but it was in a small bathroom and I eventually did. It doesn’t bother me but I figured I should put that out there to people who are overly sensitive to that. Other then that it’s a great bulb, it looks like a incandescent bulb when it’s on.

Functionality is what I would expect from the dimmable light bulbs. Came well packaged.

This bulb has a nice glow and I know it will last longer than a older style bulb. With electric bills soaring, I am hoping replacing every bulb in my house will offer some overall relief inevitably. I wouldnt hesitate to buy these. You do not need a brand name to buy a quality light LED bulb. I like a soft white bulb in living areas, and a bright white bulb in any task area such as a kitchen or an office.

Ive been wanting to switch the bulbs in my home to longer lasting, energy efficient LEDs but was concerned about cost and the lighting effect of LEDs. I am pleased with the light from these bulbs - color-wise, I cant tell the difference between them and the soft white incandescent bulb right next to them. And, as far as cost, yes, the $29.99 is a bit of an ouch on the surface but then I saw it is a 10-pack, so $3 a bulb doesnt feel so bad considering, if they last anywhere near advertised, Ill be replacing the light fixture before the bulbs.

Not much to say about lightbulbs except how bright are they, are they a good value, and how long do they last. All I can say is that these bulbs has great brightness to them, they are priced fair, and they are supposed to last up to 13 years. Now I don’t know many people who keeps track of their lightbulbs lifetime but this guy is getting ready to do just that. I’m going above and beyond for this review. I’m going to do it for the sake of the consumer everywhere and because inquiring minds want to know or at least mine does. Time stamp this review and I’ll see you in 13 years. As of right now though I think these bulbs are great quality and I would highly recommend them.

These bulbs came well packaged and seem to be a good quality. Although they put out more light than the 60 watt incandescent bulbs they’re replacing, they use only a fraction of the power. And the fact that they are also dimmable means we can use even less energy. As for value, only time will tell how long they’ll last. The longer they last, the better the value – obviously.

I ordered these when several light bulbs went out around my home and the apt complex said they would charge to replace them for me (Im disabled). I replaced two bulbs inside my home. The lightbulbs give off an ample amount of light. They are nice and bright without being too bright. And they wont cost me a fortune in electricity costs. I installed another bulb on my patio outside. The patio is well lit now, just from that one bulb. I have plenty more bulbs in case another goes out. It was scary climbing the ladder to do it myself, but Im glad to know now that I can have maintenance come by and I have my own bulbs. No more charging me per bulb!