Linkind Dimmable A19 LED Light Bulbs, 60W Equivalent, E26 Base, 5000K Daylight, 9.5W 840 Lumens 120V, UL Listed FCC Certified, Pack of 24

In a desperate attempt to lower our electric bill I ordered these. I can’t speak to whether they will help reduce our bill or not significantly but I really am happy with the brightness level and I like that the bulb looks like a classic bulb as opposed to the twisty cfl ones we had in there before. Using these for our lamps but considering putting them in our bathroom fixtures too, maybe!

I am pleasantly surprised by these for the price paid. They are totally dimmable in my incandescent dimmer with zero buzzing sound at all!I am not sure how long they will last, hopefully years. I'm now using 9.5 watts instead of 60 watts and saving energy yet getting the same amount of light.

It’s way too early to know if this will last as long as they’re supposed to, or just how energy-efficient they are. But they are dimmable and they’re performing as I expected them to.

These bulbs are a very white light. Would have preferred ones with a touch of warmth (yellow)

Replaced all my dining room bulbs and this is the right brightness. Tested each bulb to make sure none were DOA and the all work.

The brightness and shade as expected and the dimmer functionality works well.

Well packaged and they work at a fairly reasonable price.

Very bright. Might not be super efficient, the bases get too hot to hold after being left on for a while.

I bought these because they are advertised as dimmable. They are not. They flicker when they are dimmed and are not useable with a dimmer circuit. As a point of interest, I replaced these with another major brand of dimmable LED bulbs and those LED bulbs are in fact dimmable and work as expected. These bulbs might be OK as LED bulbs in a non-dimmable application but I would not recommend them if you want to put them in a dimmable light fixture.

These bulbs appear to work fine most of the time, but are very sensitive to variations in electricity in your home, and tend to flicker a lot. I had initially thought it was a faulty bulb, but they're all like this out of multiple boxes.Dishwasher running? Bulb flickers. Laundry machines? Flicker. AC pulls in? Flickering. If you have anything with a motor these flicker and essentially strobe.I replaced them with their Philips equivalent and the problems went away, and it wasn't an issue with the Amazonbasics bulbs either. I'm guessing there's a missing and much needed capacitor in the housing that would probably solve this.

These are supposed to be dimmable but when running on a dimmer they flicker every few minutes. Tried 2 different dimmers but same result on each. I would have returned them but I was selling the house anyway so I left them behind :-)

So far they have been fine. I don't know about their longevity yet but the brightness is good without being that cold white brighntess. It is still warm without being too yellowish. Price could be less but that applies to most everything lately and they are very competitive to other offers.

These bulbs are pretty white compared to other 3000k I have purchased. There is not much in the way of yellow warmness. They are also quite focused so in a shade they make a distinct line (see picture). When did light bulbs get so complicated?