Feit Electric BPA15/LED/RP Accent LED A15 Bulb, Frost

How good can an LED bulb this cheap actually be? The answer is "surprisingly good." I originally found a very limited supply at a local big box store, and for the price, figured I'd try them. Not my first LEDs, so I knew what to expect - poor color and low lumens.Boy, was I wrong. The color on these is actually quite good. It's right where they say it is - 3000K - and it's consistent. Not just across single units, but across multiple bulbs. Light dispersion, which has been a huge problem from LEDs, is very good both in frosted and clear. (I've got some of each.) It's not the SAME as an incandescent of course, there is a dark spot at the top of the bulb and three lines when looking directly at it, but overall dispersion is excellent. Of course these are accent bulbs, but I've also found they work exceptionally well in low wattage desk lamps with reflectors and some fan fixtures where I don't want to be blinded.As an added bonus, the packaging is entirely frustration free. It's even easier than opening a bulk pack of incandescent bulbs and reusable for storage.Quality is always a concern with cheap bulbs - not so with these. I've now purchased 9 in total. Not a single one has had any problems or inconsistencies. Even lumen output has been consistent and pretty much right at 25W equivalent.Verdict? I would not hesitate to recommend these bulbs. They're truly fantastic.

This is a very nice, low wattage LED light bulb. I bought this to replace a very dim incandescent night light bulb and this is easily ten times the lumen output for less than half the wattage of the already low draw.It is not mind-numbingly bright, but it is very good for areas you want to light up enough to see in the dark in. I use it in a tiny and very cheaply made fixture for night lights. It is the bulb I leave on 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. (So I do not trip over my cat.)

I love most everything about this bulb. It's small and energy efficient, so I can leave it on for extended periods. With the LED technology, I don't have to worry about overheating. I'm using a few of these in lamps that I leave on overnight for security.I do have two minor complaints:1. It is a bit brighter than a normal 25w incandescent bulb. However, it's the closest I could find at this price.2. The color is a tad bit cooler/whiter than a traditional soft white 25w incandescent bulb. (And, this may be a result of it being brighter as well.)Otherwise, the light output is not ugly, and when used with a dark/warm colored lamp shade, it looks even better. The quality is top notch and feels like a well-built product.Although not perfect, I would say this is the best looking LED bulb I've seen so far.I will definitely purchase more Feit bulbs in the future.

I ran this bulb in a open chandelier as a night light in the hall outside my daughters room. It put out just the right about of light for the job, however it gave up the ghost tonight with a few bright flashes, then nothing after only one year. I estimate it ran most every night for 7-9 hours. So if it ran 8 hours times 345 days (subtract a few for vacations and such), that means it lasted for 2760 hours thats far less than the advertised 24,637 hours. I got 11% of the expected life span from this bulb.

These both were ok for the 1st few days to a week then after leaving the light on overnight both bulbs were flickering in the morning.This is the 2W "Feit Electric BPA15/LED/RP Accent LED A15 Bulb, Frost".It wasn't an on & off flickering but more like the 50-60 Hz flicker the other person noticed.Very distracting and not totally possible to use.I swapped them out to other lamps with the same result so will have to return them.The much brighter "G16 LED Globe Light Bulb 250 Lumen 3W (25W) E26 Base bulbs" worked fine in comparison in the same lamps.The 1.7 W "Feit Electric BPG25/CL/LED/RP Clear Soft White Globe Vanity Bulb" also works incredibly well for only 1.7 watts. I'm actually using them to replace 65W-75W drop down ceiling lights and bathroom 60W vanity lights... they are not quite as bright of course but are bright enough... especially for when I come home to the 8 & 10 string vanity lights left on by the wife. So 10x1.7W=17W versus 10x60W=600W. At a 583W savings I'm loving them.

I like the size and that they are to save you on your electrical bill. I put them in my kitchen ceiling fan and they stayed on when I turned off the lights. I thought WTH? Maybe something is wrong with my wiring in the ceiling fan. I took them out and put the CFL's back in. Took the regular daylight bulbs out of the 3 blub light fixture in the bathroom. They did the same thing. Nice light when on and I was happy with that till I turned the light switch controlling the light fixture to off. The blubs dimmed to a low glow and stayed that way for the next two days. Never going off completely. I took pictures of the stages of turning them on (that was weird), ON and then OFF (showing them glowing)I had also brought a different brand LED light blubs at the same time and didn't have any problems with them. Used them in the same fixtures.I hope someone can explain that to me why Feit's LED's stay on.