Greenlite, 15 Watt LED, 100 Watt Equivalent, Dimmable, 1600 Lumens, 3000K 4 Pack

Rec’d a box of 4 on 9/30/18. Put 1 bulb in a table lamp that has a 2 position switch to adjust the lighting from bright to dim. The bulb works fine on the bright setting. When I switch to the dim setting, the light flickers.I’ve read pretty many complaints on Amazon about LED bulbs that are supposed to be dimmable and people are complaining about flickering when dimming the bulb.How’s a customer supposed to know which bulbs flicker when dimmed and which ones don’t?I gave a 3 star rating because for the price of these bulbs, it’s worth it to keep them for use where they don’t need to be dimmed.

These bulbs should last decades but one of the first 10 out of the box was defective. Lasted 15 minutes before it failed. Very bright and seems like more than the 100 watt equivalent. 3000K is a nice color temp, not too yellow and not blue at all.

I bought these bulbs because I'm picky about the color temperature of my lights. Standard Soft White, 2700K, is too yellow for my home, while standard Daylight, 5000K, is too harsh of a blue-white. After some experimentation, I've found that 3500K is the ideal color temperature for my home, but 3000K is acceptable if the price is right.My experience with these bulbs so far is that they work fine, and their light output is ample and pleasing (per the above explanation). In addition, they're about the same size as a standard incandescent bulb, so I have not had problems fitting them into any light fixtures.UPDATE, 10/27/2019Everything I said above remains true, but these bulbs seem to have a problem with longevity. I did not experience any out-of-box failures, but two of the bulbs failed within six months of installation. The bulbs that failed were used in a ceiling fan, where downward orientation and additional vibration may have led to their early demise. That said, I have had very few LED bulbs with light output greater than 800 lumens that lasted as long as the manufacturer promised, and most have fallen far short. With all this in mind, 15,000 hours seems optimistic.

I put 12 of these into a restaurant 120 days ago. We had 3 failures last week. They run 92 hours each week. So that's about 1500 hours, not 15,000 hours. They look OK and put out good light but this failure rate is lousy. I replaced lower watt Phillips LED's which had been in the same fixtures for more than 2 years because I wanted more lumens. The Philips never had a failure.

These bulbs ARE bright = Roughly eqivalent to the light-output of a standard 100w incandesent. Since they ARE dimmable they are something of a bargin for the price consideraing the quoted minimum service life. Due to their expected longevity, I've used them as replacement in fixtures that are "hard" to reach.

Excellent bulbs for a fair price. Bought these to put in a kitchen fixture fully enclosed by glass. An earlier LED bulb died in hours, but this one has been enduring for several days of consistent use. Great color, slightly whiter than the 2700K typical bulbs, but still warm and non-irritating. Would recommend.

I got these to replace those 3 LED Garage light things that are total junk and are not nearly as bright as 2 of these bulbs in a Y light socket adapter. I use these in my basement over the laundry area and over my wood work bench area. its like daylight down there!

The description says and shows "Dimmable" but I was sent "NON" Dimmable bulbs. I will keep them because I know these are good bulbs and are very long lasting! The listing of this product needs to be looked into or who ever pulled the order needs to read the package before shipping. These will not work with a dimmer switch.