LUNO A19 Non-Dimmable LED Bulb, 11W (75W Equivalent), 1100 Lumen, 4000K (Neutral White), Medium Base (E26), UL Certified (6-Pack)

These LED bulbs hit the sweet spot for basic replacements for incandescent bulbs: 1100 lumens, 4000°K. They are bright without being excessive (I find the common 800-lumen 60-watt equivalent LEDs just not bright enough) and a comfortable white color, neither the orange "warm" 2500°K to 2700°K of many LED bulbs nor the very white "blue" 4500°K to 5000°+K of most others. I like that "blue" light for office or work space, but it is a bit clinical for household lighting. For some reason, the intermediate color temperatures are hard to find in stores. These bulbs can't be dimmed, but if you don't have dimmer switches, that does not matter. They make no detectable sound (some LEDs buzz, which for me is a deal-breaker). And the price is good. I will definitely buy these again as we replace more failing old CFLs and a few last incandescents. I have a few Philips Hue ambient white smart bulbs whose "white" color temperature can be adjusted, dimmed, and turned on and off wirelessly... but they are not as bright (only 800 lumens) and are much more expensive. A mix of a few smart bulbs where appropriate and more of these bright "dumb" bulbs in other places makes sense.

First experience with LED home lighting and I am quite pleased. The color is perfect at 4k, no bluish hue yet much whiter than incandescent bulbs. Great for utility areas. I have three of them installed in an over-mirror bathroom fixture and they light up the room like crazy. The color and intensity is astounding and I get positive comments from guests frequently. Massive lighting for only 33w combined. I have another in the range hood and it illuminates the stovetop like never before. I have more (in pairs) in some ceiling fixtures that also perform great. It's like I've got whole new fixtures. The difference is significant. No duds out of the 12 bulbs I've purchased. If they last as long as advertised then it's two thumbs up. I've never owned a CFL that didn't fail prematurely. The jury's still out on the LEDs longevity but so far, highly recommended.Only niggles might be that they do get semi-hot at the base. Not extraordinarily so but worth noting if you intend to use it in a very tight environment. Also, they do take a small fraction of a second to come on. It's not a bad thing but it might catch your attention at first.

These were a pleasant surprise. I was concerned because I had never heard of the brand and they consume less power than other brands with the same lumen output. Not to worry! They are as bright as I expected them to be and the color temperature is spot on. We repainted our kitchen a darker color and 4000K brightened it up perfectly. The only reason I gave them 4 stars is because longevity is unknown. However, we use them a lot and after a month all is well. I absolutely would buy them again!

I am really pleased with these 4000K light bulbs. They emit a very pretty light. They’re warm enough without being yellow, and white enough without making the room feel cold. They give off a crisp, clean light while still making the room feel cozy. If 3000K is too yellow and 5000K is too white, these are the bulbs for you!

I purchased these to replace some compact florescent bulbs in some pendant lighting in my tasting room. The pendants had been configured with the GU24 socket to "encourage" people to use more energy efficient bulbs. I bought GU24 conversion sockets here on Amazon and then these LED bulbs to replace the compact florescent. WOW - what a better alternative. Love the daylight spectrum of the bulb too - HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Yes this lightbulb has a great price unfortunately you pay for what you get. These lightbulbs only last a couple of months and then they began to flicker made my purchase two months ago already gone through two bulbs and the third one is beginning to flicker. My suggesting to not purchase these lightbulb.

These light bulbs are very bright, and are excellent replacements for those universal 2-bulb enclosed fixtures found in the average bedroom or closet. Consider the 75 watt (equivalent) or the 100 watt (equivalent) for this application.Also, they are genuine "cool white", at 4000K. When lights transitioned from CFLs to LEDs, the only two choices in stores became "warm white" (2700K) and "daylight" (5000K). "Cool white" is simply no longer offered, at least in walk-in stores. One of the big box home improvement stores finally offered a "cool white" rated bulb recently, but they are 3000K, and they look almost identical to warm white.Note that the Luno box indicates "neutral white", but I would rate these as cool white. Some manufacturers refer to 3500K as "neutral white"

I purchased a 6-pack of these Luno 4000k 11W bulbs back in 2019.They look great, give off great light, don't flicker or buzz.After 6 months, one failed, and another failed just recently. They are used in a suspended ceiling with vented covers. They are on for about 10 hours a day. While I like these a lot, they should last longer.