LOHAS LED C7 S6 Night Light Bulb, 15 Watt Light Bulbs Equivalent(1.5W), Mini LED Bulb Candelabra E12 Base, Soft/Warm White 3000K LED, Small Light for Bedroom Salt Lamp(6 PACK)

I ordered these for low wattage, bright light and that is exactly what I received. They distribute 135 lumens in a daylight tone and best of all, they do not get hot when you leave it on all night long. I am extremely pleased with this purchase.16 September 2024

These 1.5 watt LED bulbs are perfect to replace the 15A15 bulbs I leave turned on around the house in little table lamps. The 3000°K color is so much better than the yellowish incandescent color too. I used medium base to candelabra base adapters for the easy conversion to use these wonderful LED bulbs. No more replacing expensive incandescent bulbs that burn out too often.

I just inserted the last of this six pack after two lights have gone out in my four bulb ceiling fan. I am glad to see these are still available. Amazon says I bought these in february 2018. Six years of light makes these worth every penny. Here's to 6 more!

I bought these to put in the night lights I make since they don't get hot like a standard bulb (Creative Hobbies brand base). However, when I put it in and tried it, it just blinked. I tried several in the box with the same results. I even tried the red and the blue variations. Same deal. They just aren't compatible. Bummer.

Received these today. All six bulbs work, and are consistent in color and brightness relative to each other. Brightness is about equivalent to a 15W incandescent, as claimed. Color is a little cooler than I'd expect from 3000K, perhaps closer 3500K in reality. But they still have warmth, and I find the quality of light acceptable.While I was shopping for these, I saw many reviews on other LED bulbs saying that the metal base, at its widest right next to the plastic, is just a bit too wide to allow it to screw into some nightlights. This prevents proper electrical contact, and upon trying to force it further, the usual result is that the plastic breaks off - leaving behind the base, which still isn't making contact, and is quite difficult to extract. So when I ran into the same problem with this bulb, I knew better than to try forcing it. Instead, I removed the bulb, and used a small screwdriver to bend the bronze center contact in the nightlight socket. It only needed to be raised a mere 1 or 2 millimeters to make proper contact. Alternately, I could have used a Dremel with a drum sander attachment to slightly enlarge the nightlight's opening. A second nightlight required modification as well, but a third worked without it.After that, I tried one in my Himalayan Salt Lamp. These are non-dimmable bulbs, and my lamp had a dimmer. I figured I'd take a chance anyway, maybe it would work with the dimmer turned all the way up? No such luck, it only reached a quarter of normal brightness. So I "removed" the dimmer by opening the dimmer casing, and soldering a single jumper wire to bypass it. This was fast and required no permanent modification, should I want to undo it later. After that, the bulb worked great, and was just as bright as the 15W incandescent it replaced - but it will be saving me about $16 per year on electricity! (And don't worry about the ions, see my answer to "does it work with Himalayan lamps" for details.)I take off one star only because of the four I've so far installed, only one ended up being plug-and-play. The other three required a bit of mechanical/electrical work to get going, as described.

These are so tiny and cute but perfect for my little lamp.

Granted, this lamp stays on 24x7, but even with that I expected them to last more than 60-90 days on average. I bought a six pack nine months ago and I’ve got just one left in the pack. Other than longevity, these bulbs are great. However, longevity is important.

These little lights cast a wider range of light than the old LED bulbs I had in my stair lights.My stair light fixtures have the louvers that direct light down on the steps. The bulb is screwed into the top of the fixture, so it shines down. The previous LED lights didn’t cast a light to the sides of the bulb and only shined out the bottom two louver. So I had a dim band of light and then a really dim band of light shining on the two stairs in front of the fixture. These dim little strips of light were the only light on the stairs. At one time I thought I should put some mirrors in the fixtures to reflect more light out. I never did figure out how to do that.The new 1.5W, Soft White/Warm White 3000K, E12 Candelabra Base, LOHAS LED Night Light Bulbs are shinning out all the louvers. I can see the steps now! These are much more like the incandescent bulbs I originally used, but had to replace every time I turned around.

very small and good light, so far

They are the perfect size and wattage for a night light or any lamp that requires a traditional night light size bulb. The 15 watts is perfect for accent lighting and lamps requiring a small bulb. Was very happy to find these after a 2 year search.

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Bought these for my salt lamps and so far so good, not sure about longevity as I just started using them. I was under the impression that they would not be so bright since they look coloured in the picture but they are really bright. I have my lamps on 24/7 so they are very pretty in the night time when we are trying to maneuver to the bathroom with one eye open lol.

I like these LED small bulbs with a nice soft white glow, have used in my salt lamp and also use them as night lights. I have only used a few of them and like them. Would order again