A very bright and warm light. I used this for my Turkish lantern and it came out perfect. Highly recommend.

I used this bulb in a ceramic Christmas tree, and lemme tell you - that thing shines like the 4th of July now. I like to arrange my ceramic Christmas tree collection like a forest around one of those 4' blow mold ceramic-looking trees from Hobby Lobby a couple years ago that has big LED lights, and my ceramic trees hardly looked like they were turned on before. After I changed to these light bulbs, wow, you can tell now!! Don't look at the bulb by itself because it's like looking at the sun. Couldn't be happier with these bulbs for my use. Photos show one tree with the new bulb and one without for comparison.

Beautiful and bright not sure how long it will last but so far I am a big fan. Pics were taken during the day, didn’t really do any justice. I bought a total of 16 bulbs for future replacements. Great security lights at night.

I like these bulbs, the ones replaced were much too dark for the room size. These are nice and bright.

Great

We re-did all our church lighting with these, and they are still going strong after a year. We had had a lot of mercury bulbs blown out, but fortunately an electrician in the church was able to rewire around the old ballasts so we could replace with these LEDs.

I picked up this 4-pack of **LED corn bulbs** (the 1.77 x 5.9 inch ones, 20W each claiming 200W replacement, 3000 lumens, 4000K natural white, E26 base, non-dimmable) because my garage in Florida needed better light without jacking up the electric bill. I travel a decent amount for work, so when I'm home I want quick, reliable lighting for unpacking gear or tinkering on stuff in the evenings. These seemed like a straightforward swap for old incandescents or whatever was in there before.Installation was dead simple—just screw them into the existing E26 sockets in my ceiling fixtures and garage lights. No tools needed. They fit fine in open or semi-enclosed setups, though they're taller and bulkier than standard bulbs, so check your fixture clearance first.The **biggest positive** is the brightness and color. That 4000K natural white is easy on the eyes—not the harsh blue of some daylight bulbs, but not warm-yellow either. It throws light in pretty much 360 degrees thanks to the corn shape, which lights up the whole space without dark corners. In my garage, one bulb made a noticeable difference over an old 100W equivalent; with two or three, I can actually see what I'm doing when working on tools or sorting boxes. For practical use, they're solid in warehouses, workshops, or even a big basement. I also stuck one in a ceiling fan light in the laundry room—works okay there too since the fan moves air and helps with any heat.Energy-wise, 20W pulling 3000 lumens is a nice saving compared to old bulbs. Over time that adds up, especially if you're leaving lights on in a garage like I do when unloading after trips. The aluminum parts seem to handle heat dissipation decently, and the claimed 25,000+ hour lifespan sounds good if they hold up.On the downside, they're **not dimmable**, so forget using them where you want adjustable brightness. Some folks report quality varying across these cheaper corn bulbs—occasional early failures or buzzing, though mine have been steady so far after a couple months of regular use. They're a bit heavy and tall, which might not suit every enclosed fixture or fancy chandelier. Glare can be an issue if you're looking straight at them, but that's common with bright 360-degree bulbs; I just angle them away from eye level.**Value for money** feels fair for a 4-pack. They're cheaper than premium name-brand options but deliver decent light output for garages, workshops, or utility spaces. Not the absolute brightest or most efficient out there, and you might want dedicated high-bay fixtures for huge areas, but for retrofitting existing sockets without rewiring, they do the job without breaking the bank.Overall, they're a practical upgrade if you need solid, all-around lighting in bigger or work-oriented rooms. Just measure your fixtures and know they're best for straightforward, non-dimmable setups.I'd give them **4 out of 5 stars**. Solid performance for the price, but room for better reliability and versatility.

Not super bright and very yellow. Good quality though.

Super bright, great price. You also get 2 light bulbs. Fitment is good. Color is good.

Buen producto

These are super bright! Great addition to my dark room.

Worked great for my ceiling fan! Before I installed these my room was too dark. True white 4000k👍🏻

Not the greatest quality but fine

These are excellent, and very bright. An up-grade to my vent hood making cooking more enjoyable.

Nice and bright. Waited a while to review to make sure they work. Nice white color and bright

So far so good. Very bright and seem well made. The color temperature seems accurate on the website. This fits into a smaller ceiling fan with 2 candelabra bulbs. I will come back when the first one burns out to see how long they last! I'm not holding my breath for a long time... none of these no name brands really last.

Revised rating: the seller worked diligently to resolve an issue with the quality of the product. These bulbs are bright and rated for ceiling fans which is a determining factor when choosing bulbs for your room. I appreciate the time and effort the seller put into resolving issues with products.These bulbs seemed wonderful for the first month. During their second month they began to flicker on occasion. Then come the 2 month mark, they all stopped working within two days. These bulbs were used in a non dimming light fixture for approximately 6 hours a day. The room doesn’t have any water or humidity causing fixtures. Overall these were a waste of money and I don’t want to pay this amount of money for bulbs that need replacement 6 times a year.

I needed more light out of an old ceiling fan. I was going to be cooking on a covered patio with a very hot wok burner, but needed more light.Found these on-line after searching several local stores.Worked perfectly, at least double the light output, one-quarter the energy consumption.What more could you want?Oh, installed easily, just screwed them in.

Update 2/28/25These bulbs last about one year for me before they constantly flicker and need to be replaced. The 30,000 hour lifespan is not accurate whatsoever. I haven't been able to find a suitable replacement so I'll be sticking with these for the time being.I use these in overhead flushmount lamps I have from Restoration Hardware. I originally purchased a lower lumen, dimmable bulb but they kept flickering and buzzing. These 200W bulbs are very bright at 3000lm and with the diffuser my fixture comes with. They do get very hot, not hot like a halogen bulb, but hotter than incandescent.