Utilitech Pro 6.5-Watt (40 W) R16 Soft White Indoor 400 Lumens LED Spotlight Bulb 477034

Perfect size for bathroom fixtures. Good illumination. Hard to find. Bought several for future. Hopefully will last for long time.

Its a decent product. What i received was not what was advertised or what I expected. I already had the bulb they sent me. I was looking for a spot light, while they sent me a flood light.

These were bought as replacements for original bulbs that pulsed in two different fixtures. The replacements haven't pulsed. Why not the fifth star? The economies of scale hadn't yet caught up with these guys.

the bulbs were decorative and very bright. Excellent product. they were placed in an exhaust fan above the stove in a kitchen.

I love these. I got some at Lowest for $17.98 to compare with the incandescents we had. Since we spend a lot of time in the TV room, I was jonesing to switch them out with something more efficient. And since they pretty much will last as me, I wanted to make sure we got them right. We did.The light is nearly identical in color to the incandescent. It's slightly brighter than the incandescents we had (400 lumens versus 310 for incandescents). It diffuses nearly identical to the incandescents and is shaped nearly identical to the incandescents. In fact, just look at it on or off, you'd barely be able to tell it's an LED unless you knew what to look for. It dims quite well, and makes no hum on full or dimmed.The only thing is that it doesn't dim down terribly far, about 20-25% on minimum power. That's not a huge deal though.Typical usage for them is about $0.72 a year, versus $5 for incandescents with normal usage. We use it more than that, so we expect it to pay for itself in about 2 years. If you use them heavier like in an office situation or some kind of display where it's on 12 hours a day, you can expect it to pay for itself in about 6 months.Highly recommended.