ProPOW 3W LED Bulb Equivalent 25 Watt Light Bulbs, A15 LED Light Bulb Soft White 2700K Energy Saving Low Watt Light Bulbs, E26 Base Bulb for Home Bedroom(6-Pack)

I am off grid, so these lights are perfect for night lights. Using only 3 watts, but putting out a full 25 watts of lighting compared to incandescent bulbs, I can easily read under them. They also work great with the Ryobi and Ryobi compatible inverters, which I also bought on Amazon. Terrific also for camping if you want bright lights that use very little power.

The bulbs all work and are what expected.

I use the lights in outdoor globes and these are just the right size and brightness.

Good quality bulbs, but the light glares, so I recommend using it in a lamp or in some other kind of fixture with a glass over it, to soften the glare. It is NOT like a night light; lights the whole room with cool white light, so I dont want to be in the same area as the bulb because it hurts my eyes. Thats why I say to put it into a lamp that has a lampshade or other cover to soften or block part of the glare.

They are lightbulbs

Tried all 6 before putting back in the box to save until needed. They Are small, however, they fit standard US lamps. Turned on solidly for testing. One seems to have a problem, doesnt stay on unless jiggled. Hope in another fixture that it goes better.

I needed six lights above my vanity and this wattage is perfect. I didn’t want the bathroom too bright and these are perfect.

Bought these for use in a small lamp with the kind of lampshade that has a wire clamp that fits on the bulb. These are very small and wouldnt work at all with our lampshade. Theyre 3 1/4 inches from base to top of bulb, so that gives you an idea. Theres nothing wrong with the bulbs or the light--but you should note the physical size of these bulbs because theyre much smaller than standard incandescent or LED bulbs.

As advertised & delivered on time.

The three 40 watt equivilant LED bulbs in my office ceiling fixture were too bright. I hoped these would soften the lighting. They were instead, just as bright and bluer than the old bulbs. So, Ill need a different answer. BTW When I worked in film/TV 2800 - 3400k was considered white light, 5600-6000k was daylight blue and warm was 1000-2000 degrees kelvin.