TOBUSA LED A19 Dimmable Light Bulbs 100W Equivalent, Vintage E26 Edison Bulbs 8W 1200LM, 2700K Soft Warm White, Clear Antique LED Filament Bulb for Home, Bathroom, Indoor&Outdoor, 6-Pack

I ordered these bulbs on February 16, 2023 and they arrived on February 20, 2023. They're a bright daylight type light bulb and they've been doing well until about a week or so back. One bulb out of the four I have in the fixture started flickering. It has continued to do so and so I removed it this morning. I looked on the order to see what sort of warranty if any was included. There seems to be no warranty per sé, but there is a note saying to contact the merchant if there's a problem. That's not a very good option as far as I can tell. There seems to be no contact information available. LEDs should last a lot longer than 10 months or so I'm led to believe. I'm thinking I'll have to look for a merchant that is proud of his/her product and isn't afraid to include contact information in case a problem arises. I'll be interested to see how much life is left in the other three.Update Review: Since I posted a not so flattering review I've been contacted by TOBUSA. Apparently they read the reviews and do care about their customer satisfaction and their product performance. I've been refunded for the defective bulb and the other bulbs are working as they should. I like them and if they'll keep working (for a year or three) as they are I'll consider these a good buy. Nice and bright and look good too. Would be nice if there was contact information other than this review option.

These are for outdoor garage lights and they look great and are nice and bright!

I bought these for a four-socket vanity fixture, the sole light source in a windowless bathroom. That's a hardworking fixture. It gets used constantly, mostly at a low setting, but it also needs to be able to flood the room with light for cleaning. These bulbs are up to the challenge. They have a nice, warm color. Maybe a bit too yellow, but I like it. Good CRI too. The exposed bulbs look attractive in the fixture, and, coupled with a Lutron dimmer switch, they can produce anything from a sleepy glow to blazing brightness. They have been in use for over a year with no issues. Would purchase again.

I bought multiple 6 packs of these lights for multiple light fixtures. All of the fixtures are non dimmable. Within 2 months 4 of the bulbs have failed. They don’t fail outright. Two elements flicker inside like a strobe light which is actually worse than the bulb just failing.Update: They replaced my bulbs. Very easy to deal with and the company got right back to me! Changing my rating due to great customer service.

I installed one of the bulbs in a ceiling fixture. Had to climb up on a chair and take off the glass shade and switch the bulbs and close it up, etc. Turned it on and it looked great.I dimmed the bulb. That was fine. A few hours later, tried to turn the bulb on high. It barely lit up. Next day, I turned it on, and it was fine. But a couple of hours later, the same thing happened.Climbed up and switched out to a second bulb. A couple of days later, the same thing happened: The bulb got stuck on low and barely lit up.I don't need this nonsense. Went to Home Depot and got their Eco Smart 100-watt-equivalent bulbs. They light up and dim perfectly.

This is my second order of these bulbs. First order was to "give them a try" and I love how they work so far. My biggest issue was that I'd be using these in my family room where I currently use the LED 72W-100W equivalent dimmable soft white bulb. EVERY month I get a usage update from ComEd ripping me that I supposedly use more energy than my neighbors, which I'm calling BS on because it is only me and my wife here, but either way I figured that I would replace the 72/100's (720 watts for 10 bulbs) with these since one of these bulbs ONLY uses 8 Watts (80 watts for 10 bulbs) if I had the whole room lit up energy wise. So far they dim perfectly and light up the room (1200 lumens) just as the 72/100's did. Couldn't answer the "longevity" question for the obvious reason. Really felt that the price was great too. Hope this helps.

We bought a six pack of these new 8w 1200 lumen 2700K clear "vintage" E26s and are glad we did! WE purchased these for a new ceiling light fixture on our porch, wanting softer light than the two 3000K 9W 800 lumen bulbs we initially started with. Boy are we glad we did! These moderately priced "vintage" design 2700k LED bulbs give a more pleasing ambiance to our porch, matching the "aged bronze" fixture better than the conventional 3000K LED bulbs, and we're also getting 50% more light using less power as an added bonus! Used the remaining four of these new 8W bulbs in various vintage reading lamps around the house that typically get a lot of use, replacing various CFLs, etc, giving a significant power savings and better lighting in our vintage vintage reading lamps.Dimmable feature works great with both our new Levitron and Lutron switches. We'd recommend these bulbs for folks who want mood lighting or add a vintage touch to reading lamps, porch lights, etc. (Admittedly, we live in a mild climate so we aren't anticipating much problems due to harsh weather conditions.)We may soon purchase another six pack of these bulps to put in various other fixtures around the house…once we finish a full socket and bulb survey of our home… because, yep, these new 8W LEDs have gotten us to take a look at overall home lighting and energy situation for the first time in decades.CLARIFICATION: We paid $20 for a six pack on special from Amazon in early October 2021. The price now seems to be up to $27 in just three weeks, a 35% markup over a very short period of time! We definitely think that we will be comparison shopping rather than just instantly springing for the 35% markup on these bulbs…

They work great