Bioluz LED Light Bulbs 4W Filament Candelabra Bulb, E12 Base High Efficiency LED Light Bulb, UL Listed, Ideal for Home Decor, Long-Lasting LED Bulbs, Bright and Energy Efficient, Pack of 1

4 of the 12 already failed. Company is replacing them ... good customer service, hope these last.

These are nice bulbs and the only reason I gave 4 stars on the longevity is that I just put them in so I don't know how long they will last but I imagine they will last a long time. The brightness is great - I ordered the warm white so I like the hue (not too bright but not too low). I highly recommend

Nice brightness

So far these bulbs not only look great but are lasting longer than others I’ve purchased. So I’d give them two thumbs up.

The bulbs are great.

I'll get my grievance with these bulbs out of the way first, as it is the only issue I have. They are listed at 60w equivalent, when they are really 40w equivalents. For more explanation of this, see below.Now, on to the positive points. The first thing you notice about these bulbs is they don't look like your typical LED bulbs, in that there is no visible heatsink. In Many LEDs, the bottom half of the bulb is dedicated to a heatsink. This heat dispersion device can block the spread of the light, so the light is more directional rather than universal. These bulbs, on the other hand, lack the normal heatsink, and produce a nice, even light spread of light, similar to incandescent bulbs. The LED elements in these bulbs also have an appearance that is more similar to the filament you see in an incandescent bulb... at least, more similar that other LED bulbs. The long, visible LED filament strips are more unique in appearance and almost have a retro feel to them.From a color and brightness standpoint, they are on par with 40 watt bulbs, as they produce about 350 lumens, and the color seem true to the 2700k color rating. Again, my only gripe is that these are advertised as 60w equivalents, but if that were true, I would expect them to produce at least 500+ lumens. I have other 40w equivalent LED candelabra bulbs that produce the same amount of light as these. All online guides for LED purchase I have referenced state that a 40W equivalent should produce about 450 lumens. That's for a full-size bulb. For candelabra bulbs this will be a little lower, so 350 lumens is about right. I've seen many other 40w equivalents that state 310-350 lumens. 60w equivalent candelabra will usually state 500 lumens.Overall, these seem light nice, low energy candelabra bulbs, and I recommend them, but only as 40w replacements. As far as longevity... we'll just have to wait and see.

Liked the appearance of these bulbs in our floor lamp. The lamp uses 3 bulbs and is on a timer 5 hrs in AM and 5 hrs in PM - 10 hours a day. I just realized I've gone through 6 bulbs in 10 months. The box says they last up to 25,000 hrs. I'm getting about 1,500 hrs till they flicker and die.

A few of the light bulbs did not last 6 months before flickering and then eventually stopped working.

No los compren, eventualmente van a fallar en muy corto plazo. En mi caso dejaron de funcionar, Amazon se lavo las manos y el proveedor simplemente no respondió a los mensajes. Si fuera posible lesa daría 0 estrellas.

We bought these a few months ago and though they were great until one by one they all started to flicker and then turn very dull. We bought 6 bulbs and they did not last the full summer. Disappointing. I add photos of how dull they became ... the first photo shows a new bulb ( not bought from the same suppler ) and the faulty bulbs before I swapped them all out.

As expected