Sunco 10 Pack G25 LED Light Bulbs, Vanity Globe Bathroom Light Bulb, 450 LM, 3000K Warm White, 6W (40W Equivalent), Dimmable Mirror Vanity Decorative Bulb, E26 Base UL

I will try to be as honest as possible because I depend on other people's reviews and feel I want to help the best I can: 4 Years ago I bought Two 10 Packs of this exact bulb. I had 2 bathroom Vanity Lights to fill with 5 bulbs each which took one 10 pack and the other 10 pack was for back-up extra when needed. These have been good bulbs. Very bright and worked perfectly. After 4 years I noticed a couple bulbs in each bathroom were flickering a tiny bit, and only for a short period when first turned on. After a month or so I decided it was getting worse so I replaced the 4 that were acting up. That left me with 6 back-up extra bulbs. I like these bulbs so much I decided to purchase another 10 pack for back-up extras now even though I still had as few left. Things disappear so fast anymore and I like these bulbs so much that I felt it was a smart move to buy the extras now for when I need them years from now.For the record, the bulbs I replaced after 4 years were still working, but just flickering in the first few minutes of use. They were also from our main master bedroom bathroom which is used many times per day. The guest bath/extra bathroom has not required any replacement bulbs yet. So they always claim light bulbs will last longer than they really do, and I'm cool with that. I got 4 (almost 5) years from a few of the bulbs while the other's are still going strong. How long will they last in total I do not know. But I feel the price paid was good enough for almost 5 years on the few I replaced already. Good luck.

After avoiding CFLs like the plague for years, I've been very open arms toward LEDs and have been gradually replacing every light in my home with them. Everything about them from price, longevity, energy savings, light quality and ability to actually serve as an incandescent replacement is just hands down better than crappy fluorescents. There is still a bit of an unexplained price gap in the LED bulbs if you get anything other than the 60W equivalent standard A19 bulb though. I had 10 vanity/globe lights in two bathrooms, so this seemed like a good option buy them in a bulk pack and save a few dollars, even if it meant buying from a company that I had no judge of their product reputation. It was definitely the right choice.The bulbs are great quality and look great. In the strip vanity light fixture, the base of the bulb and any identifying print hides very neatly in the fixture. The bulbs illuminate immediately when they receive power and there is no faint "hum" like I have experienced with some other brands. If the lights keep functioning for even half the stated 15,000 hour/23 year lifespan, it's still well worth the money spent.The only thing I might point out and this probably applies to any "equivalent wattage" LED bulbs, take a look and compare the actual light output, measured in Lumens, between your current light bulb and what you are about to purchase. I knew I was buying the 3000K color temperature, which would appear a bit brighter, but I was still a bit surprised by the amount of light. In the bathroom where I had 4 clear globe lamps, there wasn't a significant difference, but in the other, the light output of the 40W soft white incandescent bulbs I had been using was 230 lumens, versus 450 lumens on these. For further comparison though, a standard GE 40W soft white globe outputs 370 lumens... not as much difference. I was buying Great Value from Walmart though. I am growing to appreciate the extra light, but it did catch me a bit off guard at first!

Able to replace all of my bulbs at one time in 2 bathrooms. Really bright. Happy with quantity and lumens.

These are still working, don't flicker, all produce the same light output.

In getting a new (to me) old house, I had the misfortune of inheriting a number of "Hollywood-style" vanity light fixtures. I'll get around to replacing them (someday), but in the meantime the priority was to not have them dumping hundreds of watts of waste heat into the room! I'm not certain what wattage of bulbs I was replacing, but I think they were 40W units. The Suncos are markedly brighter (probably at least 25%). I didn't see a CRI listed, but the light seems to be mostly full-spectrum. My only worry going into it was that I wasn't sure if I should get the 2700K or 3000K bulbs. I opted for 3000k, and am glad that I did. 3000K is still plenty warm, to the point where I suspect 2700K verges on ORANGE. In a more modern décor I might consider 4000K. The light pattern, while not completely omnidirectional, is still pretty good. The only thing is that the lights take 200-400ms to kick on... it's nothing like a CCFL, and they come on at full brightness, but there's still a slight delay. It doesn't bother me, but I thought it would be worth mentioning in case anyone reads this. Recommended

They work fine and look great.

I ordered these bulbs for my lovely chandelier in my dining room. They are beautifully bright & white.

I was concerned about the base of the lighting being visible with our over sink vanity fixture, but the base was completely hidden by the socket. Much brighter than the same wattage LED bulbs that these replaced. I'm very impressed with them so far. I'm hoping that they last over time.

Todos llegaron intactos, aluzan muy bien!

Item as describe with a very good price.

These are the perfect solution for our lighting chandelier.. lovely round white lights in a durable plastic ..

Does it job

My ex broke one of my lightbulbs on my very expensive impressions vanity mirror when I was moving out. I was so upset, and when I looked at the price from impressions it was going to cost me $50 for ONE light Bulb between the price, tax, and shipping. I spent ages trying to find the exact right brand on here, and when I got these and popped one in place you could not even tell the difference!! They are extremely bright, to a point they light up the whole front yard outside when I have my mirror on in the front room 🤭 So happy to have found this alternative!!