L LOHAS LED Super Bright White LED Light Bulb, A21 23W(150-200Watt Equivalent), 2500 High Lumen, 5000K Daylight, Garage Light Bulbs, E26 Porch Light Bulb, Non-Dim, No Flicker for Home Lighting, 2-Pack

These bulbs are wonderful! I have a hard time seeing in dim light and these bulbs provide bright white light! I can’t stand the bulbs that give off a yellowish warm color, I think it makes things look dingy. With these Super Bright White Bulbs you can see everything, there’s no hiding dirt or dust…lol! If you need to see…these are the ones to get.

We put this in our porch light and they are really nice and bright. It really helps our Ring Doorbell get a clear picture of whoever is at the door.

Great price and super bright. Glad I bought it for the garage.

I installed 7 of these in the garage/workshop 5 years ago. Other than one bulb of the original 8 that I purchased back then. I have had no problems. The one failed after about 2 weeks. Looking at reviews I noticed that many people have installed them in enclosed fixtures. These bulbs do not appear to be rated for use in enclosed fixtures. They will overheat in enclosed fixtures and will probably flicker or malfunction completely. If you read the specifications for these bulbs. You will notice that they are suitable for higher voltages than what we usually have here in the states. So light output will be slightly less than what is rated in the United States. Nothing wrong with that. It is just the way that it is. Operating at less than the rated highest voltage should result in longer bulb life when properly installed.

All the bulbs arrived in good operating order. I have a form of sleep disorder that calls for light therapy. Most of the products sold for that purpose are over $100 and have some scary negative reviews. So, I made my own light therapy lamp. I bought these plus a JACKYLED 4 in 1 Light Socket Splitter E26 E27 Adapter Converter (also from Amazon) and put all four bulbs into one floor lamp. So, for about $42 total (assuming you have an available floor lamp) I have a functioning SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) or sleep therapy light. For those buying these for more standard purposes, they are VERY bright. More than other 150W bulbs I have. As I get older, I find reading and fine work to require a good deal more light and these fill the bill there too. They are a nice balanced white light (not "warm" yellow or cool bluish). They say UV and IR free which is good for any user. (Some ultraviolet wavelengths are dangerous). The bulbs are cool to the touch as you are getting an 150-200W of light equivalent (in terms of the old tungsten bulbs) out of 23W of input so you can safely put this into virtually any fixture it will fit in, I'd say. Hard to tell if these would fit inside the metal "harp" that holds a lampshade. Certainly closer than the 150W "curly" fluorescents I have elsewhere. Only minor downside is, as noted elsewhere, they are surprisingly heavy. I assume the technology requires it. Anyway, no real problem in that regard so far. So, as the movie critics say, "Two thumbs up!"

I'm reviewind the A21 Lohas LED 150-200W, 2500 Lumens 5000K light bulbs in case the reviews get mixed as they usually do on products. These bulbs are great. They are only 23W, but really produce a LOT of light. They are definitely at least 150W equivalent and I have no doubt at least 2500 lumens. I replaced a 100 W LED 1500 lumens daylight bulb, and these things are twice as bright it seems. I really like the 5000K daylight look. For those wanting a soft white or yellowish tint for a room, these are not the bulbs for you. But if you want a lot of pure light you can't beat these. I have one in a pole lamp in my office/study where I'm on the computer 4+ hours a day and with the light bouncing off the ceiling and thru a frosted shade, they are perfect and I need no other light in this large room. And there is no glare off the computer either since I can have the lamp placed in mid-room directly behind the monitor due to the amount of light the bulb produces. And in the garage, perfect. I only have one light in the garage in addition to the garage door opener bulb, and in the past there was not enough light with a 150W CF 27000K (yellowish) bulb. This bulb totally lights the double car garage and is perfect. I especially like the lack of heat produced like all LED's, but I thought maybe with this light output on this bulb it would be a little warmer to touch. Nope. I highly recommend.

Purchased to replace 200W traditional bulbs I had been using. It's not quite as bright. The second picture attached shows this bulb (the white light) next to the traditional 200W Softwhite(?) bulb. Its pretty close in brightness but maybe 15-20% less I would say. The first picture with the pool table shows this next to a 800 luman led (60w equiv) bulb which its easily twice as bright as. I'll keep them and use them without complaint but will keep an eye out for something brighter as a replacement and also would not go with the daylight tone again. Its feels harsh and depressing almost clinical. The bulbs feel well made and weigh much more then the 60w led bulbs I have been using until these came in. Hopefully they last a long time? In a past experiment I had put a led, florescent bulb, and traditional bulb of all equivalent illumination in one row of my kitchen so they all were turned on/off and used at the same time. Strangely the traditional light bulb out lasted both the florescent and the led with the led being the first to stop working. I did not do the energy vs cost calculation but the led cost at least 3x the traditional bulb and only lasted about a year and 8 months, the florescent lasted almost 2yrs, and the traditional bulb is still going after 2.5yrs. Hope this helps someone.

These bulb a bright

Lite up our dark stair way just what we needed

Will purchase more.

Expensive and did not last a season. Will not buy again.

I like the brightness of the bulb and the nice white daylight colour

Not as bright as 100w they were replacing. I do not recommend.