Heifymi G9 LED Bulb Dimmable 5W 2700K Soft Warm White, Replace G9 40 Watt Halogen Equivalent, AC120V G9 Bipin Base LED Bulbs for Chandelier Light, 0-100% Dimmable, No Flicker, 400LM(6pack) | AC120V, 400lm, T4 Ceramic Bi-pin Base, 360°Beam Angle, for Home Bedroom Kitchen Crystal Chandelier Wall Sconce Pendant

I installed these with a Lutron Caséta Wireless Smart Lighting Dimmer Switch (PDW-6WCL-WH-A). These bulbs work great with it. They dim and do not flicker, so I’m happy with the purchase. I don’t use this feature, but the original lighting fixtures in our kitchen have a “half-bright” setting where they go from 120v AC to about 52v DC. (Basically, the bottom half of the AC sign wave is cut off.) These bulbs work well with that too, getting dimmer without flickering. So the bottom line is that these bulbs do not flicker under a variety of conditions. Would recommend

The fixture I bought came with Soft White - or what I now call YELLOW bulbs. These Daylight bulbs made all the difference with grey walls. The original bulbs made the room look dull. These new ones make the room look super bright. Love 'em!

Used these to replace halogens that were slowly burning out. I went with the 4K, which is a bluer light than the halogen 3K, to balance out the yellow of other halogens in my room. I find the balance pleasing. Dimming works great with my Lutron dimmer even at low levels: no flickering.

Good replacement for high cost soffit halogens

LED 5W Color: 2700k Warm White | Size: GY6.35 - 120V. These bulbs are a direct replacement to the 50W Halogen bulbs as the description stated. I was a little skeptical based on other reviews, but they changed out and worked perfectly in our bathroom vanity light fixtures. Although the photo I included shows a slight difference in brightness, it is noticeable only in the photo, but not to the eye. The brightness and color appear to the same as the halogen in the room and there is no flickering as some reviewers experienced. They are noticeably cooler which is great in the summer. I might put the halogens back in during winter months even though the electrical usage is more.

First of all, there is no way that these are 6000K on the color scale. They should be very white, not yellow. In addition, when I tried one in the fixture, the end of the bulb, which faces outward on the fixture, wasn't a solid light; it was divided, so even if it *had* been white, the bulbs don't give off the right type of light for my fixture. (If your fixture doesn't show the end of the bulb, you might not object. As for the color, again, NOT WHITE LIKE 6000K SHOULD BE!

I bought two new chandeliers that use these lightbulbs. I’ve never heard of them, but they work really well. They were really easy to plug-in and look great.

I had 5 sets of under cabinet lights that had a total of 17 halogen 25w lights for a total of 425 watts when they were all on. These lights used only 3 watts each for a total of 51 watts when they were all turned on. We also liked the light it provided better than the halogen lights.

It is a warmer tone. It is nice. They are dimmable so it goes with the dimmer.