GE Reveal HD+ LED Light Bulbs, 60 Watt, A19 Bulbs (4 Pack)

These are great bulbs. No harsh lighting, and great color rendition. They're more expensive than the other GE bulbs but worth it. I'm using them for the bathroom vanity.

I didn’t know an LED bulb could make this beautiful light. It’s bright, clear and cheerful. Colors look great. I hope it lasts as long as it says it will. I would recommend!

I previously had some old incandescent bulbs in our first floor bathroom and they were starting to get visibly worn, the bathroom just super dim - so I decided to give these a try.I’m no stranger to the higher lumen version of these bulbs, but after seeing the recommended usage for these types of bulbs for bathrooms and kitchens, I went with a lower and more affordable lumen rating for this one and man, I’m glad I went with this one.Very bright and well worth the value.

I purchased the exact same bulb several years ago for a chandelier. I wanted it to match perfectly. It doesn't. It's close. Perhaps I am too fussy but the shade is slightly pinker than the others.

I was afraid that the LED Reveals wouldn't be as good as the incandescent ones (which I absolutely loved), but thankfully they are!I swear by these things. If you're tired of the flickering, brownish-tinted light from cheap LED bulbs, get these and replace every bulb in your house with them. Your eyes and mental state will thank you. They just make everything look good. Whites are whiter, colors are more true and vivid, and they don't create that harsh glare from cheap overly bright LED bulbs

I'm so pleased with these bulbs! I loved the old incandescent Reveal bulbs and had given up looking for a replacement. The fluorescent and halogen Reveals were disappointing, and no other brand comes close. But THESE bulbs are it! I see some negative reviews, but I think those reviewers have the wrong expectation. These are not cool white bulbs and they are also not warm yellow bulbs. They're warm with a rosy rather than a yellow tint. They're great in a living room at night because they don't have the clinical look of daylight bulbs, but they make everything look more alive and less dinghy. My only complaint is that they're a bit too directional and work better in overhead lights. They don't cast enough light down, which leaves a weird shaded area under table lamps and standing lamps.

I like that they will put out a lot of light and not use much energy

I only got three working bulbs in this box. One flickers intermittently and was never as bright as the others.This would be 5 star if it weren’t for that. These bulbs look great in the fixture and produce nice light.

Overall, this is one of the higher quality LED bulbs I've tried. I'll divide my comments into the quality of light and other notes.Color temperature & rendering:A lot of cheaper LED's I've tried have had issued where they had an off-white or pink colour, and casted awful green tints on everything, combined with terrible CRI performance (dull colours, usually combined with the green tint), which led me on a search to higher quality bulbs. This bulb has a 2850K colour temperature, which puts it between 2700k and 3000k (warm & soft white) bulbs. The colour rendering also appears much better then cheap LED's, giving vibrant colours. My biggest concern is that the GE bulb looks very pinkish, especially on white paper or light colours. Most soft/warm white bulbs are generally much closer to the yellow colour we expect from incandescent bulbs. I personally prefer the Philips LED's which have a more 'normal' colour output, but if you prefer the pinkish light, these might work. Personally, it reminds me of the older CFLs that had pink rather then yellow light.Flicker, buzzing & dimming:Compared to cheap LED bulbs, which usually flicker at 30 or 60 hz due to cheap rectifiers (AC-DC conversion) or heat management making them unusable, these have no noticeable flicker. Even filming with a 240 fps camera, they appear solid. This also means they work for filming videos under these lights, without the weird scan lines that appear due to the shutter speed matching with the flicker of the lights - just be vary of the pink hue these cast. These also seem to work fine in a dimmer, though they do have a buzzing sound when dimming with an LED dimmer - though this might be the dimmers fault as I've yet to find a bulb that doesn't (that isn't incandescent). Fortunately, there is no buzzing at full brightness, which is good to see, as I'm using these in a desk lamp where it would be noticeable.Performance:Using these in a desk lamp works fine. I previously swore by 5000k lights for desk lamps and 3500k for ambient lighting, which made text crisp, but these seem to be much easier on the eyes, especially late into the night. I have put pictures to compare the light output between a few bulbs - the camera doesn't pick up the pink hue but its still a baseline comparison.Conclusion:The good CRI, no buzzing, no flicker, and smooth dimming give it five stars in my book. I'm very tempted to take off a star due to the pink hue, but the colours still look good, so I won't. I with it had less pink tint, but I'll take it any day over the awful green tint from cheap bulbs.

This is my fourth box of GE Reveals. The light that comes from this is really nice and unique. Originally I purchased 3 boxes of lights (6 lights total) and 2 of the lights stopped working in less than a year. I'm a sucker and bought more because I liked the lights so much. Maybe you won't be a sucker.

Bought several of these for a pendant hanging light on a dimmer. Works perfectly and the light from these bulbs is amazing. No hum, no flicker. A lot of cheaper LED lights flicker at about 30hz to help manage heat dissipation but not these, looks as good as an incandescent bulb. Good dimming range too and they stay pretty cool to the touch. Excellent colour, CRI rating on these is pretty high. Because of the light filtering the bulb has the light is yellow with a hint of pink instead of the usually orange colour of a 2700~2850k bulb.

For some reason, it's very hard to find 100W LED bulbs in the 3000k temperature area, especially if they are dimmable. These GE bulbs sounded very good on paper, dimmable, clean white, good for kitchen. In reality they are still quite yellow on my stark white kitchen cabinetry and countertop.I have a feeling it's because they are pretty weak (~1200 lumen vs typically 1600 at 100W equivalent), because the CRI is not great (manufacturer doesn't disclose the exact value, and that's probably because it's not 90+), and it needs that extra 250k to be at the bright white mark temperature.So at the price I got them, almost $15 a bulb, this is not worth it.

Like a lot of people, I find the colour of LED bulbs can't match the attractiveness of the best incandescent bulbs (as it happens, GE Reveal's incandescent bulbs were the best in that category IMO).These however are the best LED's I've tried so far. They're not perfect, and I'm sure the technology will improve, but for now I think they're the best ones available.