GE Lighting 79369 LED Bright Stik 10-watt (60-Watt Replacement), 760-Lumen Light Bulb with Medium Base, Daylight, 1 Box (3 Bulbs Total)

Very bright, great money saver

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These bulbs are great. I ordered a set here because I like cooler temperature of LED bulbs along with their lower energy consumption. I put three of these in my powder room and a guest told me it was like someone shined a spotlight in their eyes when they walked in there. They told me it was too much and they didnt like it. Theyve since bought some and put them in their bathroom as well ;-D A couple weeks ago I was in an orange big box home store and they have this same box for $2.00. I bought a rack of them. I also called my family and asked them if they needed any. These things have been a big hit. There is another 60 equivalent version that has a softer light but hey I want light.

Needed to replace the spirals with bright bulbs thatll last. Good value.

I bought these at Home Depot. These are a game changer as long as you dont need them to be dimmable (they are not). They put out the equivalent amount of light as other 60w equiv. LED bulbs and they are really compact. Dont let the small shape fool you. The Bulb shape LEDs are just using that shape because it is more identifiable to customers. Dont forget that they are cheap too even though they are from a well known company like GE. 5000K is a very cool blue light. If you want something warmer and more orange I would go with the 2850K versions. I cant comment on their longetivity since I just bought them yesterday but since its Home Depot, I can probably return them if any of them turn out to be duds.

Note that this bulb has a total length of 4.5 which makes it able to fit in more lamps. Even though it is a 60 watt bulb, with the bright white it puts out a lot of light. Perfect replacement bulbs for my ceiling fan light in my sewing room.

Great LED bulbs for lamps.

You want bright, these are it lol

Costly on amazon....cheaper at homedepot but very bright...figured it out that one kilowatt hour is equal to 1000 watt hours...divided by 10 watt bulb equals 11 cents per 100 hours of use....those ice cream swirl bulbs..neon? are 22 watts each....the regular bulbs are what they say they are 60w-100w...you can see where they dont want those made any more.

are perfect for overhead fixtures with not a lot of space and in Lamps. the best invention! :))