E12 Microwave Oven Light 5W LED Candelabra Light Bulbs (50W Equivalent) Warm White 2800K LED Chandelier Bulbs Non-Dimmable 5 Pack by LUXON

I had ordered some from another manufacturer for an over-the-range top microwave that fell a bit short of the estimated 30,000 hour service life, by probably around 29,000 hours short. After the first bulb burned out I contacted the distributor who readily replaced them, but then the replacements burned out as well, after which I just didn't bother. Ordered these, and they are still going strong after 6 months usage. Nice low color-temperature, producing incandescent-like color we were looking for.

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Purchased this set of 5 chandelier LED lights with warm color. They are pretty bright. They work great and save energy. What more can you ask for a light bulb? Will buy again.

My challenge was that the globe around my light is tinted and the light mostly goes up. The bulb has to be short as well based on the design of the light fixture. We live in a log cabin as well. Finding a bulb to produce more light with a candelabra connector was difficult. I also read reviews of other LED bulbs that some flickered. These bulbs have been in use now for a couple of weeks and provide significantly more light with no flicker. There worked very well for us.

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Was quite satisfied with these bulbs until I entered a completely dark room and found them glowing dimly while the switch was off. So I checked another application, different room, different circuit. Same thing. They shouldn't have their own power source or be so sensitive to weak magnetic fields. Undecided if I will continue to use them.

I am using these in my range hood. The bulbs are great and give out a ton of light - the range hood blocks a good bit of it but I could not get more light out of any other bulb and I like the lifespan of the LED so I'm quite happy with them.

I bought a pack of 5 earlier this year. The first three I used worked great. My hood light burned out 6 months after buying them. I pulled them out of the cupboard, and the last wouldn't like up. I took one of the other ones that was in my kid's night light, just to make sure it wasn't the socket. It worked just fine. Luckily, I had an incandescent lying around to use.