KLED Half Chrome Silver Bowl Tipped, LED Filament Bulb, Dimmable, A19 10W (90W Equivalent), 950 Lumen, 2700K (Warm White), Medium Base E26, CRI 85+,1 Pack

Arrived packaged carefully. Light output is excellent.

I specifically ordered this bulb as it was advertised as10w bulb, but received a common lower price 6w bulb instead. Electric bulbs should have ratings and other information printed on the body somewhere, but this one doesn’t have it (if you don’t know what it is and who made it, how can you be sure it won’t blow and start the fire?). The package shows it’s made in china and A60/A19 (same model as on other negative review’s picture). A60 is 6W (60 Watt Equivalent) bulb but not 10W bulb I ordered and paid for. Now I need to initiate the return of this product. What a disappointment!

The bulb is as anticipated and advertised. I do, now, see that I could use a 3way bulb of similar specs. Searching!

Like every other LED half-mirrored bulb I can find, this one does not position the LEDs far enough into the silvered area. The result is that a great deal of light spills out and glares in one's eyes unless you are somewhere in about a 45-degree cone under the bulb. All the manufacturer did here was take a standard LED bulb and silver half of it. The incandescent bulbs they are meant to emulate place the filament well within the silvered area, significantly decreasing the light spillage.I have nothing against LED bulbs, the but the manufacturer needs to step up and modify the design so it actually works as well or better than the original incandescent half mirrored bulb.

Downstairs chandelier no longer hurts the eyes when looking at it from upstairs.

It claims to be equivalent to a 90 watt incandescent bulb but it's more like a 60 watt bulb. Definitely not bright enough for a reading light.

Compared against another 8W LED filament bulb, this is clearly brighter at 10W. However, the emitted light is SUPER yellow. Decidedly not CRI 85+ as claimed.

The glass bulb broke away from the housing while — get this — dusting the light fixture.In an attempt to remove the remaining bulb, cut my finger in 2 spots, and only with care, gloves, needle nose pliers and some luck, was I then able to unscrew it.This could be a one-off edge case never-seen-that-happen with this product… but prepare for the unexpected, and you’ll be in a good mindset while owning this bulb.