LUNO R20 Dimmable LED Bulb, 6.5W (45W Equivalent), 455 Lumens, 2700K (Soft White), Medium Base (E26), UL & Energy Star (6-Pack)

I have an older piece of office furniture that uses this size bulb. However, the older bulbs I found had a harsh light and burned out every 6 months. I saw these online and gave them a shot as they are LED and energy star rated. What a difference! These have a nice cool light that is less harsh than the old bulbs. I haven’t had them long enough to know about longevity but they cannot be worse than my old Westinghouse bulbs. If you are looking for an LED bulb these will do the trick at a reasonable price. I will order again.

I was a little suspicious initially, as they were much cheaper than the GE equivalents that Home Depot offers, but the specs looked fine, as were the reviews. I got them and I now have much more light, and I like the hue. I've been warned that dimmable LEDs might be noisy or too "white," but that is definitely not the case with these ones. I can't attest to their longevity because I've only had them for a few weeks.

Just perfect

It says it’s a warm light, but it’s definitely not. Brightness is legit. Just would be nice for one of these bulbs to still have the hue of an old fashioned bulb that didn’t beam into your life like a UFO.

Excellent product at a good price

I liked this product a lot. The LED color matches perfectly the remaining incandescent bulbs in the array. To be replaced with the remaining new bulbs on the box.The Dimming curve varies ( of course) with the incandescent bulbs being those a little more linear than the LED ones so do not expect the brightness to match 1:1 with incandescent below 60% of dimming range. LED will become less bright faster.But if you do not care for that, it is right on at full brightness.

Excellent price. All 6 bulbs worked out of the box. Nice soft white light. Couldn't have asked for anything more. Now we will see how long they last. 20 years like the package says, with a guarantee of 5 years? We'll see. But they will last longer than a year (at best) that the current incandescent bulbs last. New LEDs consume 6 Watts each versus the 45 Watts of each incandescent bulb they are replacing, while providing more lumens. Seems like a solid purchase.

Had to find replacements for the bulbs over the kitchen sink. Existing LEDs went a little south (figure the 26 years was a stretch). In truth the lights stay lite closer to 18 hours vice the "average 3 hours". Initially got 2 from Lowe's and didn't pay attention to the ratings - GE makes a decent 2700K R20, just didn't provide the daylight I needed. These work out well at 5000K and look great. Do not use them as dimmable, so no review. Compared to what I had, could use a small boost in the lumens - overall a good bulb and expect them to last a good 5 years with our usage.