EcoSmart 60-Watt Equivalent B11 Dimmable Clear Filament Vintage Style LED Light Bulb Soft White (3-Pack)

I was very impressed with these bulbs, I felt like they're a great value for what you get. The look of them give you that old school incandescent appearance and the soft white light that's just more pleasing than most of the LED bulbs you see, and am very surprised at the amount of light they put out. I've only been using them for a couple of weeks, but so far I am very pleased. We use them every night in outside fixtures and couldn't ask for any better. I would absolutely buy them again if I needed replacements moving forward.

I was very hesitant to switch to an LED bulb for my beautiful crystal chandelier. I was afraid that they would look cheap in a chandelier that is quite expensive.As soon as I got these bulbs I was immediately impressed at the build quality and how realistic they look like a regular incandescent bulb.The dim perfectly and I could not be happier with my purchase. I am considering changing out all of the bulbs in my apartment for these LED bulbs so I don’t have to replace them as often. You should definitely give these a try.

The brightness of this bulb has to be seen to be believed. Unlike other dimmable bulbs, the circuitry is not housed in an ungainly white section taking up a third of the lower bulb, which casts a sharp line of darkness below it. These advanced bulbs have miniaturized the circuit completely out of view in the socket, so nothing but beautiful brilliance and no obstructed light. The dimmable range is astonishingly wide and subtle, but on first use dimming will be jerky until it runs full on for at least 30 minutes. As an electrical engineer, I couldn't be more impressed with all these features for about $2 a bulb. This one should be Amazon's Choice.

These 60 watt equivalent bulbs are fine on full brightness in my ceiling fan. But as I dim them, they do flicker a bit and the more I dim them, the more they flicker. But I am using them in a ceiling fan with a remote control, and so I have no idea what dimmer the fan is equipped with, but I doubt it is one of the ones the manufacturer lists as being compatible with the bulbs. But as I rarely dim the bulbs, it is not really much of an issue for me. I am just grateful to have more light than the 40 watt incandescent bulbs the ceiling fan specifies!

OK, I've only had these lights on a few wall sconces in my dining room for a few months but they really do a great job of lighting up the room.There is no flicker & you can adjust them easily with even primitive 20 year old dimmers that I haven't bothered to change yet.

I like that this is a long lasting LED that puts out a lot of light. I needed it for over a stovetop that was just too dark from the overhead bulbs being too dim. Its refreshing to have the brightness I need to cook with and I leave it on a lot in the kitchen when I am home. So I am counting on the stated life of the bulb to be something I don't have to worry about burning out so soon.

These light bulbs burned brightly on my covered front porch for a less than a year. They slowly became dim at about the 1 year mark. Now they are dead.Box says warranty is 5 years on the back. Front of box states they last 13 years (15,000 hours). Mine lasted less than 3,000 hours. I cannot recommend them

The best dimmable bulbs I've found for this price. They all worked OK, no duds. Still working several weeks after installation. I have them in an outdoor fixture and they are holding up well.