Amazon Basics A19 LED Light Bulbs 100W Equivalent 15W Energy Efficient E26 Standard Base Soft White 2700K Non-Dimmable

Gives off great light and it energy efficient. They also last a long time. Read more

I am happy to find 100 watt bulbs. The price is also good. Read more

Cost effective, delivered as promised, work great and are really bright. Read more

I received my pack of 6 bulbs to replace the ones I had in my night stand lights. One of those, a warm white Philips bulb, died on me. I was looking for the same ratings ... warm white or 2700K, 100W equivalent, etc. I'm happy with these bulbs on first try ... I compared the light quality and brightness with the remaining Philips bulb that hadn't died and it is equivalent. I'm happy with that aspect of the bulbs. Good light output and a warm comfortable color, something I wanted particularly for my nightstand light. Since I only just deployed the new bulbs I don't have any information on longevity. Putting on my electrical engineering hat for a minute ... I don't really like them saying 15W for the power rating on the bulb though. It's stamped on the bulb housing that they draw 260 mA at 120V. Power is current multiplied by voltage, or here 0.26A x 120V or 31.2W. It's possible that they mean 15W of the consumed power goes into light production so the rest would be basically wasted as heat. Not to necessarily be picking on these Amazon bulbs here, I'd bet all the other LED bulb manufacturers do the same. The old Philips bulbs these replaced drew 234 mA themselves, only slightly better. To me it's a bit disingenuous to say the bulbs consume 15W when it's clearly closer to double that. Still, if I'm getting the equivalent of 100W of light power for 30W it's still considerably more efficient than the old incandescent bulbs were. I have a package of old 100W incandescent bulbs that claim to give off 1370 lumens while these claim 1600 lumens so maybe a bit more light (~17%) from these LED bulbs vs. older incandescent 100W bulbs. Read more

They’re light bulbs. They screw in fine, they light up, all is good Read more

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The media could not be loaded. Before and after video! (Seizure warning: flashing lights in the before!) Super excited. Here is a combination of two slow mo videos. First half is of the old light bulbs, the second half are these new light bulbs!! No flicker!! Why slow mo? The lights flicker so fast you may not always notice, but your brain does. It can cause headaches in sensitive people (like me). I did work over here under the chandelier and would get extreme eye fatigue and headaches because the lights would flicker and reflect off of my computer screen. I’m going to be buying more to replace other flicker bulbs. Also good excuse to clean off the light fixtures. 😊 Read more

Actually bright enough for a bathroom Read more