E26 Base A19 Bulb 60 Watt

[Size: 24 Pack, Color: Soft White-60 Watt]
LED's do fail after a while. Not as robust as people claim. However, they do use less energy than conventional. So far about 2 of the installed LED's have failed, which is acceptable.

[Size: 6 Pack, Color: Soft White-60 Watt]
Great color and quality. Has lasted a really long time

[Size: 24 Pack, Color: Soft White-60 Watt]
These are high quality and a great price. We use them in all of our home lamps and exterior fixtures.

[Size: 24 Pack, Color: Soft White-60 Watt]
One year of use and every bulb is still bright and doing their job! Well made and my energy bill is low. So yes, great value for your money.

[Size: 24 Pack, Color: Soft White-60 Watt]
For too long we have been used to HIGH color temp LED lights: color temp refers to the temperature of a filament heated to give off the spectrum of light. Lower temps are in the infrared-red range. Higher temps go into the orange shades, and eventually blue light becomes a large component. I LIKE that in my car: when HID lights came out, not only were they bright but the higher color temp (= 'whiter' light) were also better for seeing out on the road. LEDs followed along, also a whiter (higher blue content & less red/orange) light - great for the road.But there is a problem with this: colors don't look right compared to 'normal' daylight. But worse is the increasing recognition of issues related to blue light. Now in medicine we began using blue light sources for 'seasonal mood disorder', "winter blues" so to speak. That is fine ... but the blue can cause eye strain, and it tends to interfere with sleep when exposed in the evening. So along came LED light bulbs for the house. Bright, energy efficient ... but that piercing white light! Not so good.Manufacturers began to release "lower color temp" bulbs, but they have been expensive. For LED flashlights, a lower color temp variation is more expensive. Needing light bulbs for the house, I was pleasantly surprised to find these bulbs. Color temp 2700 = a 'warm' light, much like our old incandescent bulbs. I saw these bulbs for about a dollar each? SERIOUSLY? Yep, the cannot be dimmed. That's okay, most of my lights don't have dimmers.So they arrived today, and I began to replace some bulbs in my bedroom (I am embarrassed to admit I was down to 1 functioning bulb of 4 without any spares!). As I unscrewed the dead bulbs and put these in, I was treated to a warm, somewhat orange-hued light. PERFECT for my overhead in the master bedroom! For $1 each? Unreal! Now we shall see how these things last, but NONE of the LED replacement bulbs have anywhere NEAR the lifespan claimed. These things are a steal. Trust me. BUY SOME!

[Size: 6 Pack, Color: Soft White-60 Watt]
I really like the brightness level of these light bulbs. It is super important to me that the lighting in my home is warm, especially in the common areas. These light bulbs work great and give off the warm light I was hoping for. I also like that these are LED; they won't break if you accidentally drop them and they last a long time. I will definitely buy again.

[Size: 24 Pack, Color: Soft White-60 Watt]
They are just the right color if you like the ‘warm’ look. They also last a long time and the price is good as well. This is my second order.

[Size: 24 Pack, Color: Soft White-60 Watt]
We recently acquired an Airbnb, and while the property is lovely, it has an overwhelming number of lights—and many of the old bulbs were due for replacement. Most were outdated and not energy-efficient, so we needed a cost-effective way to upgrade. This 24-pack of LED bulbs was perfect! The soft white light is warm and welcoming, and the bulbs are energy-efficient, which will save us money over time. Plus, the bulk pack saved us from the high cost of individual bulbs. Great value for anyone looking to do a major lighting upgrade on a budget!