Bioluz LED 40 Watt LED Light Bulbs 2700K Warm White 6 Watts = 40W Non-Dimmable A19 LED Light Bulbs 6 Pack

I dont usually write reviews but given the problems I have had with these light bulbs I decided to. When I place the light bulb in the lamp and turn it on, the light flickers rapidly which is so annoying. Eventually, after several days, (at least with the first one I tried) it stopped flickering and then it lasted about one month before becoming extremely dim so you couldnt even tell the light was one. You also cannot use this with a lamp dimmer because it wont turn off at the lowest setting like other light bulbs do. These were a total waste of money and theyre going in the garbage.

great product and company. they also follow up with you to see if you have any questions or problems.

Im sorry...I rarely post reviews. These bulbs are scaring me. After plugging them in, I turned on the (dimmer) switch. It felt like I was having a seizure. They buzzed, flashed and flickered to the point I was beginning to feel panicked. I am taking these out and plan to return, if I can.

A perfect warm white color, very compact as well. They fit nicely in all my fixtures and I’m extremely happy with them.

i dont like it when i am solicited to make a review

Replacing my old yellow non-LCD bulbs though out the house.

Coming very close to the lightweight feel of an incandescent and, if the projected lifespan is correct, would be more economical. Would definitely buy again.

Sucks. A year later and Im replacing a bulb already. Thought this was supposed to go longer. States on the box Lasts up to 25,000 hours. Marketing at its best.

These are just the right color. They are not too bright and are not yellow either. The wattage is perfect. I use them in several place is my home that dont require that much light. Perfect product.

Bought a package of six in 2018. One burnt out in a few months. A second lasted less than a year. A third one lasted about two years. A fourth lasted maybe 3 years, a fifth is buzzing loudly. Lost track of the other one. These bulbs get maybe 2000 hours usage/year, and should have lasted over a decade (25000 hour lifetime) For the engineers out there: A lifetime is the capital T in exp(-t/T) which says about 2/3rds should fail after 25000 hours (because exp(-1) = 37%.) My personal experience is that the actual lifetime is about 1/10th of the advertised lifetime. Taking them apart clearly shows one of the small number of LEDs inside is fried brown -- overheating.