Vintage LED Edison Bulbs 60 Watt Equivalent 6W Dimmable LED Filament Light Bulb 600 Lumen Soft White 2700K ST64 Antique E26 Medium Base for Decorate Bedroom Office 4-Pack by Seaside village

I was looking for a bulb that would look good with the aesthetics for use in our porch lighting around our home. I have been making the slow march towards LED conversion, and committed as bulbs burn out, I'm replacing them in sets. In this case one of our 3 porch lights went out, so I replaced all three incandescents with these. I feel like for the money, the value behind these rather understated bulbs deserved some credit from me.I had some very specific needs to fill as I shop for LED bulbs with some experience under my belt having been around the block on some of these now. So I specifically start out with looking at color temperature, then lumens, must be dimmable regardless of circuit type and lastly I'll choose a combination of those three factors on the style of bulb itself and lastly mix in cost/value as a final consideration. I will pay more, if I truly see a benefit to cost ratio that is appealing. As these were going in outdoor, highly visible light fixtures mounted to the sides of our home, I wanted a better than typical shaped bulb and these fit that look.First, they are frankly brighter than I feel like they are rated as a 60 watt equivalent. This is somewhat typical of led bulbs when compared directly to their incandescent counterparts, but even so, these give quite a punch in place of what was there (60w clear glass standard incans). I can firmly say there is a much larger lit radius around the porch, and the general throw of light across the walls where these fixtures are mounted to the house is much, much brighter and further than ever before. I'd dare say these almost feel like they perform closer to a 100 watt incandescent bulb in lighting performance which I'm super happy with because they are outside, and more light is better for my use case.The bulbs are fairly accurate when it comes to color temperature, maybe a hair higher than 2700k. I have no scientific way to measure this of course, other than having dealt with a couple dozen brands/types and thus temp ratings on bulbs and I usually equate a 2700k led bulb to be closest to that of a true incan of same wattage equivalent. This is just a hair whiter, and that's ok, because I really prefer 3000k, but trying to find this bulb style in a 3000k dimmable, reasonable priced multi-pack was challenging, so I settled on these. Glad I did so far.They dim smoothly on Z-Wave dimmers. I have a fairly robust home automation system, and all of my exterior lighting is on some form of electronic Z-Wave dimmers. This includes Aeotec Z-Wave mini dimmers and GE Z-Wave plus dimmer switches. The dimming curve and color temp throughout a dimming cycle is smooth, flicker free, and I haven't been able to hear any sort of noise from the bulbs at any level of brightness. I thought I'd mention noise specifically because I see it mentioned all the time in various led bulb reviews (not even necessarily these), but it seems important to some people.The bulbs are also seemingly well made. The base to glass joint is solid, with no play or wiggle, and yes I've unbelievably received bulbs that 'feature' this trait. Not the case with these, and the glass itself was surprisingly thicker than I expected. So while holding the bulb in your hand, you fell like you've got something of quality, with a little bit of perceived heft to it.As a last note, the fact that these were specifically stated "are suitable for use in indoor or outdoor enclosed fixtures" in their description was another very hard to find feature as I hunted for what felt like a couple of hours, researching, reading, and then finally discovering these bulbs.All in summary, I've had three of the 4 bulbs in-use now for around 3 weeks (purchased Jan 11), and they have been flawless. I tested #4 to confirm working, but alas have not found anywhere to place it in service yet, so it's sitting with my spares waiting for its chance to shine one day. Time will tell as usual with most of these sorts of things how they hold up, and while I don't expect anything to last forever, they are in enclosed outdoor fixture housings, protected from the elements, so I'll assume they have the next best operational environment to be in beyond indoor use perhaps. I feel like I made a good choice, got a quality product, that I expect to have a decent life.

These give off a soft white light at 2700K instead of the yellowish light that most Edison bulbs give off at 2200K. But then, that is typically the purpose of the Edison bulbs, retro look and color. However, I use these in the ceiling fan light fixture in the dining room that has a cathedral ceiling and there is need for a whiter and brighter light color for more light. I have them on a dimmer switch and they dim down to at least 10%. I do have 2 wall sconces in the living room with clear glass covers that we use for some additional lighting, or use them only to have some low light ambience and the 2200K bulbs there do meet that need. Can't find these Edison style bulbs at 2700K in the big box stores in town so had to order them. My daughter just recently remodeled her kitchen and has several pendant lights over the island counter and a new chandelier over the dining table. She put in the 2200K Edison bulbs as that is the only color temp she could buy locally. Once she saw my bulbs, she said that she was going to order some of these first thing when she got home.

Great product - exactly as shown and advertised.We wanted the lifetime of LED, the task lighting of traditional 60W bulbs, and the decorative aspect of vintage, filament bulbs. Got it all here.They look like traditional filament when off or at low dimmer settings (need a dimmer to do all this and if using glass pendants as we have). But when you need the task lighting of bright bulbs for food preparation, turn up the dimmer and you have it. We specifically did the 2700 degree to match the can lighting in the ceiling so they are "whiter that yellower" as you would want for task lighting.Our neighbor came over to see them as she had been looking for LED's for her pendants - loved them - ordered them.The product was received quickly and in perfect condition - good packaging.Highly recommended.

Some of the LED bulbs rated for use with dimmers work better than others. All of them are dimmable, but some will flicker at some brightness levels. These don't and can be dimmed all the way down to just-lit. Nice looking too!I can't comment on longevity because I just got these, but the LED construction provides more than enough brightness (60W incandescent equivalent).

I love this style of light, and didn’t realize till I looked them up on Amazon that they could come in different brightnesses...the ones at HD were all very yellow and dim. So my husband was very skeptical when I ordered these, and I definitely proved him wrong! These are super bright! We used them for a 3-light fixture in the bathroom and I’d say they are a tad too bright. 2 would be plenty, but I have to use 3. However, when I’m doing my makeup I like lots of light, so it’s fine for me, as long as I don’t look at the lights. We also have 4 of them in our dining room fixture, and because the space is larger, the brightness isn’t such an issue. But they are on a dimmer here so it’s easier to control. The light is warm, but bright, so it’s very flattering, especially in our all white, mod farmhouse style bathroom and similar dining room. I can’t speak to the longevity of the bulbs since they’ve only been installed for a week or so, but I’m pleased so far, they really look great and add to that farmhouse look.

We like the bright appearance of these bulbs for our new powder bath light fixture! The bulbs are too new to be able to evaluate the energy efficiency or the longevity. We currently have installed a Lutron motion sensor to activate the light and everything works seamlessly!! (Tried to include a photo but it wouldn’t upload 🤷🏻‍♀️)