LED Philips Ultra Definition G16.5 Glass Light Bulb EyeComfort Technology, Dimmable, 350 Lumen, Soft White Light (2700K), 3.5W=40W, E12 Base, 2-Pack (573303)

Something about me - I despise cold, harsh lighting! I only like warm-toned lights in my apartment. Because of this, I often struggle with buying lightbulbs online - as I've had a few instances where the color of the light has been too cool for my liking. However, these were such a great price that I decided to take a chance on them. And I'm so glad I did!These bulbs are truly a "warm white" color. The shade of light they provide is cozy and inviting, but also quite bright! I have one in a table lamp in my living room right now, and it lights up the whole corner of the room. I can't speak to their longevity yet, but so far I'm loving these lightbulbs! For the price, you can't beat it.

these put out a warm light that makes the room feel inviting and bright.. worked great in my ikea lamp that has a diffuser shade.

I have a game room with a 6 bulb configuration. When using my Sony a6400 I used to get terrible black bars across my pictures due to the high shutter speed, since getting these bulbs, the lines are completely gone, and I've noticed a reduction in eye strain as well when gaming with the lights on. I have yet to find regular sized philips bulbs that are actually as flicker free as these are other than some of the higher end outdoor spotlight kinds but that could also be due to having 6 in this room vs 3 in other rooms?

Put out a good amount of light for the three total I have in my ceiling fan for our living room.

I noticed some flickering in our bedroom light fixture, and an electrician took a look and suggested we replace the bulbs (which were cheaper LED’s that were supposedly compatible with dimmer switches).These completely resolved the flickering and we’re with every penny!!!

These lights are very clear and have a nice natural light color. My only thing with them is that if I put the dimmer all the way down they turn off vs other lights that dim all the way. It probably because its so low power though.

I made a real effort to look for and purchase what I thought was a quality LED light bulb. After having disappointing results with GE LED bulbs [flicker on inital startup], I thought I'd try an old INCANDESCENT and LED favorite brand: PHILLIPS ! Well... the two bulbs that I ordered [Philips LED Ultra Definition Flicker-Free Dimmable, Eye Comfort Technology, Soft White 2700K G16.5 Clear Glass Light Bulb, 500 Lumen, 5W=60W, E12 Base, Title 20 Certified, 2-Pack], have failed me. One buld is still working without going from bright to dim and then back to bright, but the other one is and both bulbs are not on a dimable circuit.So, what to order next if the old "high quality" brand names don't work ? Go G E N E R I C ! They couldn't possible be any worse, could they ?

Ordered two 2-packs. Unfortunately, one of the bulbs arrived broken. Price was lower than local big box stores, but if you end up with a broken bulb, price savings are out the window,

I’m not sure how they can call these flicker free, when just over a month in they are flickering alright. They were working fine and now they’re dimming and going bright and dimming and going bright and in two different lamps that do not have dimming features. Returning.