Clearance!! Vintage Thomas Edison LED Light Bulb, Dimmable 6W Antique LED Globe Light Bulb Filament Light Bulb-E26,E27-660LM-2700K-60W A19-Warm White

I love this lightbulb. Currently I have it in a glass cloche tabletop lamp as a mood/nightlight which I like to use before bed because of the low gold light it emits. It does actually heat up though, which you can feel outside the cloche setup, but nowhere near as hot as a similar incandescent. The colored glass really makes an attractive difference in both light output as well as when it is not on and simply contrasting the clear glass cloche. Highly recommend if you have a similar table lamp.

I bought this bulb on Feb 22, 2018 or about 9 months ago. New & out of the box it worked & looked great!!..as of yesterday, i've noticed the lamp was burning ONLY about 50% (at best) of it's original brightness...I unscrewed it & tried it again on my test bench with same results, i.e., low brightness, defective bulb, low output. now i want to make a claim against their 1 year warranty but there is no where on the web site / mfgr info to contact or process their warranty policy??....it's only a $7 bulb but hey, they boast the led lamp life @ 33,000hrs and only give a 1yr warranty...what's wrong here??...so i just want a new bulb under the warranty. How do I go about it, any suggestions??

They are good but. The color is not matching my other bulbs that are said to be the same K. I am not saying it is this one or the other brand. But frustraighting. However as a testwurant owner, in a given day and all its millions of challennges, i cant say, slightly non matching bulbs is at the top of my frustrighton list. Laugh. Other than that. Its so cool how the new led bulbs look like vintage bulbs. Im in the process of replacing all 75 in the dinnerthester.

I bought this bulb to light up my room. My 630lm Plumen designer bulb burnt out and bought this to replace it.Not sure if I got a defective one but this is not a 660lm bulb! It outputs enough light for mood lighting and that's it. Also, this is a 2200-2300k bulb as opposed to the 2700k advertised. It's very yellow.

I ordered 4 warm white 40w led bulbs for my 4 light ceiling fixture. Four were delivered and only 1 of the 4 was actually a working warm white bulb. Two of the bulbs were cool white - definitely a different color than the warm white. The last bulb was half warm white (2 filaments) and half cool white with one of the filaments turning on and off. Very disappointed in the quality of these bulbs from this supplier. Would not buy from Suyeeson again.

I really wanted to love this bulb, as it was replacing a 40watt tungsten bulb. Unfortunately, i feel like it isn't warm enough and is a bit too bright. Others may say the opposite, if they are trying to read by it, but for decorative purposes only, it's just too bright. Im glad I only bought one and will use it for time being, but it doesn't have the same warm feel as incandescent edison bulbs. It probably would be warm enough, fi it was half as bright.

These lights look amazing in the dark easily able to mood light a small corner of a room. These would work great in some glass jars (just like in the product photos) however, I decided I'd try something different and go for some warm mood lighting that goes under my Malm bed from IKEA. With the 40 hour-ish battery life on each string, it makes it easy to not worry about having to pay for batteries every week as long as you don't leave them on over night.

Bulb had a yellowish, even slightly greenish hue but I thought it looked decent enough while lit. When off the inside of the bulb looks interesting but the enclosure is awkwardly tinted brown.Quality is the real issue here. The bulb started to flicker after only about ~2 months of moderate use. When removing to check another bulb in the fixture, the bulb came detached from the base. Appeared poorly attached and required pliers to finish unscrewing the base.There are certainly better options to be had in terms of look and quality if you want a vintage bulb like this. Don’t waste your money.