Lxcom Lighting E11 LED Corn Bulb 15W Dimmable Ceramic Candelabra Bulbs (2 Pack)- 136 LEDs 2835 SMD 1500LM Warm White 3000K 120W Equivalent T3/T4 JDE11 120V Lamp for Home Lighting

Works great in my bedroom fan. It's brighter than the halogen and it dims just fine.

Only lasted 18 months. Would never fully dim to off.

I got these bubs for a ceiling fan. They're VERY bright and I was pleased until I tried to turn the light off. These dim but never go out. Super disappointing. They might work for some applications but I should have heeded the reviews that warned of this problem.

The media could not be loaded.  Update: For unstable dimmer circuits, running at less than 100% can stabilize the flashing. In this case, setting to 82% resulted in steady light, and I think I am getting the bulb's full output.-----------------I ordered two bulbs. Both act the same in this dimmable ceiling fan. They flash horribly if the dimmer is set at 100%. They work okay MOST of the time at 75-82%. But every once in a while they go crazy. This is probably an issue with the design of the fan's dimmer circuit. It probably can't handle the low load of the bulb.

This was a replacement for one that was already installed. The original one only lasted a short time but that may have just been a fluke. This one seems to be lasting a lot longer and saves a bunch of electricity

The perceived lumens output of this LED bulb doesn't seem to put out the claimed 1500 lumens. The bulb seems to match my 750 lumen flashlight when I ceiling bounce the flashlight beam. It does screw in and work in my ceiling fan, replacing the incandescent bulb. But when I dim the LED bulb to its minimum, the bulb flickers badly. It's too early to assess longevity. If it lasts longer than a year, it'll outlast the incandescent version. But the incandescent bulbs are also only $3 each, vs about $9.50 each for the LED. So, the LED would have to run for about 3 years to break even.

The brightness is OK when first installed compared to a 100 watt halogen bulb. However, the the loss of brightness over time is significant and replacement is needed after 7 months. Went back to using the halogen bulbs.

We had not come across these type of bulbs, so my husband did a bit of research. He liked what he read, so we bought enough for our ceiling fan in out den. We are very pleased with the quality, and hope they last a long time!