ENERGETIC SMARTER LIGHTING Dimmable A21 LED Bulb, 2600LM Super Bright Light Bulbs, 20W=150W, Warm White 3000K, UL Listed, E26 Base, Damp Rated, 2 Pack

Good bulbs, work well, bright, and I don't see any flicker when using my dimmer. One caveat, the bulb glass base flares earlier than old bulbs, so I had to remove a sleeve to ensure the bulb fits my floor lamp. But the metal screw fits perfectly, and the bulb is actually sightly shorter. Brighter than expected and glad I have the 2600 LM. Higher LM feel like shop or warehouse lighting!

These 150 watt equivalent bulbs are nice and bright and I like the 3000K color. They also work perfectly with inexpensive dimmers (those not designed for LED). They dim almost all the way off and don't make an annoying noise when dimmed. I've had these about a month, so can't comment about the longevity yet.

Well it’s definitely bright - actually too bright but we have it on a dimmer and it’s dimmable so that works - I might add this particular light dims very well for an LED bulb - If that makes sense- very smooth- I thought it was a bit pricey but I am not disappointed at all.

Bought this dimmable LED for a lamp with a 2 way socket (LO and HI brightness.) Light flickers at maximum brightness on LO setting, then functions perfectly at HI setting. Repurposed them on another lamp. Beautiful temperature (color) and lumen output for a living room or office. Good value for money. Still running after a year of use. Bulbs are slightly larger than standard bulb.

Got this for a floor lamp that has to do the heavy lifting of lighting up a living room that doesn’t have a ceiling fixture. Two of them together light up the room with only accent lights in the corners. They’re silent and don’t get hot (or hotter than normal for LED). It says they’re UL listed, I have no reason to doubt it. No flicker or PWM. I got the soft-white tint and I’d say that describes the color temp. Maybe a slight hair on the cool side but I’m not complaining. So far seems to be a great value for a stealthy looking high-output light if thats what you need.

Nice and bright, works nicely in non-dimmable lamp… but I bought it because it is supposed to be dimmable. It flickers horribly and is completely unusable. When I first bought it, it flickered off/on for 5-10 seconds, then stabilized to a high frequency flicker that was still perceptible and annoying but for some reason I put up with it. Now it’s worse: it flickers fully on/off forever. Still works fine when I put it in a non dimmable lamp. I tried to take a video but my phone’s camera algorithms adjusted and didn’t do it justice. I just gave myself a headache.

These were bought as a replacement for another LED that decided it would not work in this lamp any more in my torche lamp. The new bulb works well in this torche lamp. I just wish I could find a brighter version. The nuts and bolts: The older dimmers, designed to be used for incandescent bulbs are "leading edge" dimmers, meaning that they cut off the leading edge of the AC wave form. This means that when the bulb does receive the current, it is already at a given voltage and has the affect of slamming the current into the electronics of the bulb. Incandescent bulbs don't really care since since there are no electronics in them. For the LED electronics, the better method, to not slam the current into the bulb is to use a "trailing edge" dimmer, which cuts off the second half of the AC wave form, meaning that the current ramps up on each cycle then cuts off somewhere in the cycle, depending on where the dimmer is set. This is much easier on the internal electronics of the bulb. The problem i I have not found anyone making a trailing edge dimmer to go into a torche lamp, except the lamps that are designed for LEDs and have a permanent LED light in them. I like my current lamp and wish to have the flexibility of putting different bulbs in it, if needed, so I have not bought a new, LED designed lamp. I do realize that this bulb will likely have a shortened like because of the type of dimmer in the fixture, and I chose to assume that risk.

Holy crap - I wasn't prepared for exactly how bright these bulbs are. I was thinking of maybe brightening up our guest bedroom and I thought let's go for the brightest E26 bulb I could find. I tried to put this into the fixture but I didn't realize the size was an A21 and the fixture cover only accommodates an A19. No matter, I decided to replace my outdoor sconces instead. Well I'm glad I didn't attempt to turn these on in the house otherwise there'd be shadows burnt into the paint on the walls. I'd recommend only using these outside if you want your driveway as bright as daylight. Just be mindful of light-bleed through your neighbors front windows.

"Warm white" = BLUE LIGHT. These are awful. Retired immediately. And that was annoying - need to take it to a UPS location where normally here in Quebec Amazon's delivery people just take it. What a headache. And the bulb never shuts off when using a dimmer.

Damp certification but not for outdoor?

Didn't like these bulbs. They don't dim below 20% (they just turn off instead), and the temperature is more "yellow" than my other 2700-3000K bulbs. They are decently bright, and I didn't notice any noise coming from the one I tried, at any dim level. Also note: Amazon didn't give me a "Canada Post" option for the return label.