LED Candelabra Vintage Filament Bulb, 6W (60W Replacement) 4000K Cool White, 550 Lumens, (E12) Candelabra Base, Dimmable, UL-Listed (6-Pack)

Looks ok but the bulbs are not dimmable unless one bulb position of the six used is an incandescent. Luckily, I did not throw out the old bulbs.

Good quality bulbs give off great lighting on my dining room crystal chandelier

These were for my daughter’s overhead fan/light. They fit and she’s happy with both the brightness and color of the light. So far these have only been up for a couple months so I didn’t mark the longevity rating.

I bought six of these LED bulbs for a dining room chandelier that is on a circuit that has the special kind of dimmer required for LED light bulbs. The bulbs look good and have worked well since they were installed a week ago. All the bulbs give off equals amounts of light at all levels when the dimmer is operated. The full brightness of the bulbs appears to my eye to be as advertised, and the dimming range satisfies me.I should add that the LED-compatible dimmer I have is a sliding switch style dimmer, and as I dim the bulbs they get to their dimmest by the time the sliding switch has travelled just half the full distance it slides. That probably has something to do with the switch rather than the bulbs. In any case, I doubt anyone would want the bulbs to dim any dimmer than these bulbs dim at their dimmest.Time will tell if they last as long as most LED bulbs claim to last. If this review is not updated by me for 18 years, then they did.

Bulbs lasted approximately 15 months in an outdoor fixture. The fixture is on an average of 8 to 10 hours per day, not 20,000 hours.

The color may be less warm than I expected of 2700k which should be a distinctly yellow color. But it is a very nice color and not at all bluish. May be more like 3000k. I prefer the color that these actually are.They are very bright - I put 10 of them in a chandelier and it was like the scene in Christmas Vacation where Chevy Chase finally got his lights to turn on. Wow! Needed sunglasses. I like that the seller lists the lumens as that light output measure is more useful than just watts input/consumed.I have an Insteon 2477D dimmer (controllable from my phone) on the chandelier and these work great with it. I had a Lutron dimmer before the Insteon and these also worked with that too.Will be buying a lot more of these.

I've been waiting for filament-style LEDs to come down in price, have many accent lamps that just can't handle the big bulky LEDs that cast shadows halfway down. These are the same size as normal chandelier bulbs, and put off light in the same areas, and have the same glow - if you have sheer lampshades, these will work wonderfully. I look forward to replacing more bulbs with these in the future.I do with they'd come out with other color temperatures... like 3000k or 3500k. My main workspace is lit with two 60-watt Reveal chandelier incandescent bulbs, sitting here stupidly eating electricity and making waste heat. These bulbs are just a shade too yellow for my desk. Great for dining room and accent areas tho.

These are the best dimmable candelabra bulbs I have found on the market. I love them for many reasons. They are so much better and brighter than the ones I had before. Most candelabra bulbs have white plastic covering much of them which make them look completely fake and cheesy when they aren't turned on. I like these because they look just like regular candelabra light bulbs but instead, they're LEDs and you don't have to change them all the time plus they save you money. These are UL listed so you don't have to worry about burning your house down. If in doubt, these are the ones to order.