Frosted A19 Light Bulb, Non-Dimmable, 800 Lumen, Daylight (5000K), 9W=60W, E26 Base, 16-Pack

I bought these bulbs in the daylight (5000k) non-dimmable option. So far I'm very pleased with them. We recently moved. Our old house had Sylvania brand 2700k soft white LEDs throughout, which we liked. After moving into the new house we learned that they had fitted the whole thing with incandescent bulbs. A brand new house built in 2017 with filament bulbs. Ridiculous, right? One of them burnt out the day after we moved. Obviously they had to go. Rather than buying 2700k again, I decided to go with 5000k this time since this house is much more modern-looking than our old one. I tested the first box in the bathroom just to see how they would look and was stunned by just how white they are. There's no hint of yellow or blue, just straight up, stark white. "Daylight" is an accurate description. I put them in half of the first floor to compare them to the incandescents and it made the old ones look yellow. Not just warm, I mean ugly urine-yellow, like a sepia filter on a camera. The stark white light gives everything in the house a truer color. The walls look especially better. The floor looks less brown and more like driftwood, which is what we were going for. The furniture looks newer. The bathrooms look cleaner. Everything just looks better. It actually took a couple of weeks to get used to, coming from 2700k bulbs, but now I can't imagine going back. As for the bulbs in general, time will tell how well they hold up. It's only been a month since we installed them so I can't attest to their long-term reliability. We had our old LEDs for years, though, so I'm expecting these to last the decade that they claim. The brightness description is accurate, although these are actually very slightly brighter than a 60W incandescent bulb and 8W LED bulbs (these are 8.5W). All 64 bulbs I ordered work. No duds.

I'm weiting this review after 7 years, i finally had 2 bulbs burn out that I leave on 24/7 (outdoor) i still have 1 that's on 24/7 and still going along with the others that are regular indoor use so not on all the time. They're great and bright and last long.

These are fantastic A19 LED bulbs. They are super low wattage (8W), produce good, bright clean light (I did daylight but they offer soft white as well) and they are instant on. For that last part, if you don't know, some LED bulbs take a small fraction of a second to turn on after the switch is flipped. It's not a huge deal but I personally find it annoying. It also looks terrible in an situation where you are mixing LED bulbs with regular bulbs and everything is turning on at different times. I have been using these bulbs inside and outside and have had no issues thus far. I have few more to go before essentially every light bulb in my house will be converted over to LED. Not only am I saving money on the electricity used on the bulbs themselves, where the real money to be gained comes from is my reduced AC electricity needs due to the lack of heat these lights produce over other bulbs. That's where you can get some real energy savings, especially in hot climates like Florida. My personal preference is to use daylight bulbs in closets, laundry room and garages and soft white in livings spaces like the living room and bedrooms.

Great light, priced fair, and no problems whatsoever. I ordered 32 of these to replace all of our regular 60 watt bulbs and man what a difference! I'm a big fan of the bright white light, 5000K, and these definitely deliver that. They don't get hot and only sip 8 Watts of power per bulb. The math speaks for itself. 32, 60 Watt bulbs all on at the same time: 1,920 Total Watts. 32, 8 Watt LED bulbs all on at the same time: 256 Watts. The savings alone are worth it, especially if you need to power your house off of a generator, which we do quite often because of power outages in the area. These alone free up watts for other items that are critical on generator use. I highly recommend!! The 100 Watt versions of these are great too, but be warned, they are very bright and could be too bright for some people. We had the 100 watt version in our hallway fixtures and had to switch them over to the 60 watt ones, due to them being much too bright. Give em a try, you won't be disappointed!!