LiteHistory T6 Candelabra Light Bulbs 40 watt,Dimmable,Daylight 5000K,Clear

I recently switched to the LiteHistory E12 LED Bulb, and I couldn’t be more pleased with my purchase. This 6W equivalent bulb provides exceptional brightness while using significantly less energy than traditional bulbs. The warm white light creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere in my living space, making it perfect for both living areas and dining rooms. Installation was a breeze; these bulbs fit perfectly into my existing E12 sockets without any hassle. I also appreciate the elegant candle-like design, which adds a touch of sophistication to my light fixtures. They not only look great but also perform exceptionally well, providing consistent and even lighting without any flickering. The energy efficiency is a huge plus. With these LED bulbs, I’ve already noticed a decrease in my electricity bill, and they are rated to last much longer than incandescent bulbs. This means less frequent replacements, which is a win in my book! Overall, I highly recommend the LiteHistory E12 LED Bulb for anyone looking to upgrade their lighting. It combines style, efficiency, and long-lasting performance in one fantastic product. A great investment for any home!

Bright and runs cool. Great replacement for the old incandescent lights.

So far, nice additions to the kitchen chandelier. Just warm enough, but not too orange-ish. They look good, and function nicely, so far.

Brilliant! No buzzing or flickering, they dim nicely with Lutron Caseta and they give a nice warm light.

Years ago I switched out the incandescent lights our condo association was using in the 9 3-bulb pole light fixtures and the 20 E26 base wall fixtures. At the time LED bulbs were just coming out and were very limited on wattage equivalents and base sizes. So I found some 25 watt equivalent spirals with candelabra bases, and turned to 60 watt equivalent spirals for the wall fixtures. Together, the monthly electric bill dropped $35 and within 3 months I had paid for all the new bulbs. Those lasted more than 2 years, and around the same time the price of non-dimmable 60 watt LED E26 base bulbs dropped to 25 cents each at my local Ace Hardware. So I bought 20 of them for $5 and installed them in the wall units. Looked nicer than the spirals, and they seemed to maintain their brightness better during the cold winter months. Eventually, more candelabra based bulbs hit the market and the price came down. So I swapped in some elongated egg shaped 25 watt equivalent LED bulbs in the pole lamps. Problem is the shape of the bulb and the solid white base meant a larger darkened area below the fixture and a noticeable cut off of light within the lantern. During a recent cleaning and repainting of some of the pier based lanterns at our front entrance, I tested these tube style bulbs in one of the fixtures to see how they compare. The difference from a distance wasn't that noticeable, but close up and in pictures, these new bulbs fill the lantern with light and there is no cut off of the light or dark area below the bulb. We'll be swapping in these new bulbs as the old ones burn out. It's worth the slight price premium to get this better performance.

I bought these lights to go in my dining room chandelier. They work great, look great, and put out a good amount of light!

Super bright, easy to install, and really adds to the ambience of my office. My office light fixture has 8 bulb locations so the fixture and bulbs are very bright - I will have to install a dimmer switch. But overall I am very pleased with the look of these bulbs.

These do the job of replacing the narrow, E-12 25-watt incandescent bulbs with a 2-watt bulb. Great savings. They are a different shape and as long as your shade doesn't require that rounded shape to connect to they work just find. I don't use them with a dimmer and they work just fine. Hardly any heat output. I'm more than pleased with them.