F15 4W Led Porch Light Bulbs Outdoor, Equivalent 40W Incandescent Bulb, E26 Medium Base Dimmable 2700K Warm White Flame Wrinkle Glass, LED Post Bulbs for Ceiling Fan and Lantern Lamp, 4Pack

We were concerned that these lightbulbs would have a different light output than the originals, but there was no reason for concern. The lights are barely distinguishable from the others. We like these a lot, and will buy these in the future.

As described and works perfectly!

Ordered the "Daylight White" version of the bulbs, but received a box labeled "Warm White", which is noticeably more "yellow". Went through the return process, taking time out of my day to send the "wrong" version back and asked for the correct, "Daylight White" version. When the second shipment arrived two days later, it was also in a box labeled "warm white". The ordering page shows two different boxes for the different products. On a hunch, I decided to test out one of the bulbs. Turns out the while the box says "warm white", the bulbs were actually the correct, "daylight white" that I wanted.I feel it would be beneficial to the customer if the boxes were clearly labeled as to which product is actually inside. It might be that I went through a needless return due to the mis-marked packaging.On the plus side, the bulbs seem true to the expected color.

Using for about three months now. Quality seems good. Very bright. Would buy again. Big savings over buying in store.

Nice warm white light, at a good brightness that approximates the appearance of a 75W incandescent bulb. It's hard to find LED standard-base bulbs (that don't use an adapter to go from candelabra base to standard, which I hate), that also have a pleasing warm light (not yellow, and not antiseptic "blue white"). I would buy these again.

Not sure why buying light bulbs in 2024 is such a PIA, but here we are. We have a LOT of different light fixtures in our home and over the last 10 years or so we've been transitioning to LEDs as the bulbs we used to get have become harder and harder to find. We have 3 light fixtures that use multiple candelabra size bulbs. They are all behind Lutron dimmers. These LEDs are the first ones we have gotten that don't flicker at less than 100% dimming. We will be replacing the other bulbs with these as the flickering is super annoying and, yes, the bulbs were advertised as "dimmable." The other thing we've figured out over time is that 2700K is the magic color temp number for us. Anything higher is too white/blue and feels like an operating room and anything less feels orange like a photo of a 1970's campfire. I can't comment on longevity yet, but wanted to give credit to a low output candelabra LED bulb that is truly dimmable!

EDIT July 2018: I'm updating this from 3 stars down to 1 star. There was an issue with the filament on 1 bulb. That bulb ended up blowing out but the company was good and offered an acceptable resolution. I figured that was a fluke so I ordered another pack of bulbs as I needed 4 for my fixture. I replaced the blown out bulb with a new one from the new pack. After a month I heard what sounded like a glass drop in my kitchen. The glass surrounding the bulb shattered. Luckily we weren't sitting at the kitchen table eating while this happened. After 2 packs and something wrong with both batches I decided to scrap using these. I reached out to the company after this happened but heard nothing from them.Item description states that it is an 75w-80w equivalent bulb. Most of what I found on Amazon and in retail has these type of bulbs as 60w equivalents. This was the only 80w equivalent in this size that I found. I made sure to ask a question to verify it was an 75w-80w equivalent prior to ordering because checking online calculators for the lumens it seems like this should be a 60w equivalent. I should have trusted my research but instead I trusted the answer from the seller, assuring me that it was an 80w equivalent. It isn't. Later an answer came in saying that someone else replaced 60w bulbs with these and they seemed the same. I agree. I put the first bulb into my ceiling fan, next to a working incandescent 60w bulb and they are the same. While I don't have measuring equipment a 75w-80w equivalent it should easily be noticeably brighter than an incandescent 60w bulb. These are not. I replaced the 2 other bulbs and they all appear to be 60w equivalents.Also, make sure to test out all the bulbs. I have 1 bulb where the filament needs to "warm up" to work correctly. 1 "filament" in the bulb flickers for about 5-10 minutes before it begins to stay on without flickering.

These lights are wonderful. They light up my front yard very nicely. It almost feels like daylight now when I go out to my front yard.I did order the white light.I’m noticing that softer lighting is not enough light for me as I get older.