OMED Fishbone LED Filament Dimmable Vintage Edison Light Bulbs, T45/T14 E26 4W Antique Tubular Edison Bulbs 40 Watt Equal, 200LM 2700K SOFE White Spiral Retro Tube Bulbs, Smoke Grey Glass, 6 Pack

Match well with my gold lamp fixture in my dining room.

I have some globe pendant lights over my kitchen island. The LEB bulbs I have been using cast a shadow on them, sort of making the frosted white globe look like a pumpkin. These greyish bulbs fit perfectly through the small hole in the globe, and they cast an even, warm, glowy sort of light. They almost make the globes look like CGI. I was not really expecting them to make sure an impact. In fact, I almost didnt order them because I was worried about the grey tint. Btu they are fantastic. Time will tell if they live up to the expected lifespan of an LED bulb. I have not had great luck with that so far, with other bulbs. I have never had one last more than a year or two. Let alone the 60,000 hours of use, promised.

I just love the look of edison style light bulbs. The shape of these changes the whole appearance of my light. Very happy. Would recommend.

I love the vintage look in these Edison bulbs. They are very quiet with no buzzing noise. They are adjustable with the brightness . Great edition to our home.

I have the smokey grey bulbs in lamps in my living room and it looks really nice. I like that theyre more of a low light, ambiance bulb.

There classy I love the way they look and they work great

Great vintage LED Edison light bulbs, and they came well packaged. I am using this light bulb for my kitchen fixtures, and it looks really nice. Overall, this worked as expected for now, and I will update if that changes.

I am always glad when I find bulbs that are of lower color temperature, these are 2200 K. Its just the wattage I needed and they look great, not to mention they are dimmable. They are a good value too.

I have gradually been replacing all our old incandescent bulbs with LEDs. These bulbs meet all the criteria I look for. (1) They’re 2700K, producing a nice, warm light that’s similar to an old-fashioned incandescent bulb. (2) They’re dimmable, which means that I can use them in a wider variety of fixtures. Some LED bulbs are unfortunately not dimmable. (3) They have a standard e26 base which fits all of my fixtures. They are only slightly taller than a standard A19 bulb, so I’m not having any problem getting them to fit inside my lamps. (Some bulb shapes are substantially taller.) One caveat: although it’s not a criticism of these bulbs, I’m still having difficulty finding LEDs that work well in fixtures that have a glass cover with a light amber (antique) cast. My wife is very sensitive to color. She noticed right away (and I have to admit that she’s right) that all the 2700K LEDs I have tried tend to “wash out” that amber cast. So I can use these bulbs without any issue in our table lamps, but I’m still on the hunt for a good solution for a few of our ceiling fixtures.

Look great in our fixture