SigaluxLED Light Bulbs 100 watt Equivalent, A19 Standard Light Bulbs 2700K Soft White, Non-Dimmable Energy Efficient 13W LED Warm Light Bulbs with E26 Medium Base, 1500LM, UL Listed, 6 Packs

The LED lights are bright and have the correct color temperature. I installed them in my dining room chandelier. I am pleased with the purchase.

Nice cool Illumination for my living space

I have two lamps in my bedroom area - which doesn't get much natural light - the current bulbs were way too warm and made my entire room look yellow - which isn't what I was looking for. These are a great color - bright but not overwhelming - and will likely last a long time given how much I don't use the lamps.

These give a beautiful, clear white 'daylight' light - they're energy efficient as can be, especially when considering the brightness, which is off the charts.But they buzz. They buzz loudly and maddeningly for a good 45 minutes while they warm up. If you are reading, you will feel a funny irritated feeling while waiting for them to quiet down. I've solved this problem, which I've been given to understand is common with a longer-life bulb like this, by turning on the light before I want to sit down. Otherwise, very good bulbs - best I've got.

Nice bulbs, good value, love the warm glow

I bought these for a chandelier and from my experience over a year now they actually work better than any of the other LED bulb brands in the house. Most other brands (namely the big manufacturers everyone knows) have had failed bulbs, flickering, etc.Note that the 60W version is /extremely/ bright if you are replacing average E12 incandescent bulbs. I have a chandelier that takes a whole bunch of these and if I turn it to 100% on the dimmer now it's like I have a sun in my dining room. I just turn the dimmer way down and there's no flicker or anything, so works great from my perspective.However I have to remove a star because when I swapped chandeliers to one that takes more bulbs I bought these same ones again and now they only have 2 LED sticks inside instead of 4. While they probably still work just as well, they are probably a little less efficient and have to be driven harder, meaning they will be more likely to fail. This is a pretty common cost cutting measure that light bulb companies take. The bigger issue for me is that they don't look exactly the same or have exactly the same dimming curve as the other bulbs. It's probably not noticeable to anyone except me but it bothers me a little that they would just change the product without creating a new listing or naming it differently.

The first one burned out after 10 days, time will tell how the other 5 do.

Have bought the bulbs before and work great.