E12 Candelabra Bulb 25W T6 LED Bulb Dimmable 3000K Soft White, 2W Vintage LED Filament Edison Candle Bulb for Chandelier Ceiling Light, 12 Pack

Great price and brightness is perfect. Good quality and color. Long life and low heat. Works great in my area.

After reading the reviews, I bought a set of these led candelabra bulbs with a bit of hesitation. These Suniatory bulbs, per the specsinfo posted by Amazon, matched the OEM bulbs in my chandelier visually and in brightness perfectly. I only had one led bulb that was OD, this did not require I change out the other eleven OEM bulbs; I wasn't inclined to do this anyway.The Suniatory bulb fires up a fraction of a second later my OEM bulbs and turns off a fraction of a second later that the OEM bulbs. It works as well as my OEM bulbs when I use the dimmer. My opinion is they are almost as good as the originals. On side note the bulbs came individually packed and well protected from shipping damage.

I bought these bulbs to go into a new chandelier over our breakfast table. 11 out of 12 of the bulbs are great—easy to insert, no flicker, just the right amount of brightness, etc.. The bulbs were individually packaged in their own boxes, and in one of them I found this (see picture). The LED bulb on the right (for comparison) is one of the 11 correct bulbs I received. The sad little guy on the left is number 12, the odd man out, the ugly duckling. And he isn’t even an LED, he’s an old fashioned incandescent bulb, an energy-inefficient throwback to more primitive times.But seriously, what was he doing there? I’m not the world’s expert on bulb manufacturing technology, but I doubt LED bulb manufacturing takes place next to filament bulb manufacturing. Perhaps the explanation is that I received a returned product, one where the previous buyer substituted Mr. Shorty for one of his taller cousins when he or she sent off the return. But for what devious purpose? I may never know.My chandelier takes 9 bulbs. The 9 work fine, I’ve got 2 backups, so this isn’t the end of the world. But it is interesting.

I purchased these 3000 Kelvin frosted 60 watt E12 bulbs for my chandelier. They work great and are beautiful! Very bright but not harsh lighting or too yellow either. If you want easy-on-the-eyes and not dingy yellow, the 3000 Kelvin is the way to go. In my opinion, soft white is too yellow and daylight is too harsh. The 3000 Kelvin is usually referred to as "bright white." I wanted the frosted led because they look better when off than the clear do. I hate seeing the yellow tubing inside the clear bulbs, lol. I highly recommend these.

Perfect for Turkish chandelier! Low power consumption and bright light.

Bought a set of these bulbs for a ceiling fan and our kitchen's cooktop overhead vent. They work perfectly in both so far. Put out a nice eye pleasing light. Not too bright but definitely brighter than our previous bulbs. They have only been installed for about a month now so can't speak of longevity yet. Will update this review if they fail prematurely. At this point I plan to buy more. Hope this review helps!

My first order was disappointing because a few bulbs didn’t work. I tried to get Seller to send replacements but it wasn’t possible so I simply bought a second package. Once I got all the bulbs in, they flicker, won’t turn off and won’t dim.I tried Satco bulbs and everything works. This is garbage.I have a Hudson Valley light fixture and Lutron dimmer. High quality so not the problem.

They work great with NO FLICKER at the absolute lowest setting you can see a dark spot on the tip but otherwise at the other settings they look great and are SUPER BRIGHT