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

Works great in chandelier lights. I cant believe how bright the lights are. Great find.

They are well packaged and arrived fast. I like the shape of the light bulb which works great with my light fixture. Very happy with it.

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.

Love this in the rail fixture in my kitchen. Much brighter than the lights we replaced but the amber coating makes it where it is not painful to look at it.

Im using these in a bathroom with 4 lights and it works perfectly. Switched from super bright LEDs and these give off a more calm vibe while also lighting up very well. Would highly recommend

These bulbs have an interesting LED filament pattern that gives them a more artistic look than standard bulbs I have seen, and without the Edison styling so they can be used in modern settings. Its a daylight bulb so it seems just like white, without a yellow or blue cast. They came well-packaged and in perfect condition. Clean and neat. We like them.

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.

I got these lamps to replace halogen bulbs that were used in the exterior lamps on my house. The halogen bulbs use a lot of power, were starting to burn out, and it’s getting hard to find replacements. The clear glass fixtures allow you to see the bulbs, so I wanted bulbs with some visual interest. The zig-zag LED elements in these bulbs add to their optical appeal, it would be a shame to hide them behind a lampshade. Because these lamps use much less power, I figured the electrical savings alone will pay for them in a year, assuming that they are on 1 ½ hours a day. The manufacturer states that they are designed to work from -4 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit. That range will cover 99.9% of the weather in my area. Although they actually provide less light than the halogens, the difference is not noticeable (See photo)

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.