ARLKP 24 Pack LED Light Bulbs 60 Watt Equivalent, A19 Warm White 3000K, E26 Base, Non-Dimmable, 750lm

I just purchased my second 24-pack of this LED bulb (9W energetic 3000K warm white). First tried them a couple of years ago, and haven't even lost a bulb yet. I'm extremely particular about lighting, and like the 750 lumens, because more intense light is harder on the eyes; and the 3000K warm white is perfect for all purposes, whereas higher K, bluer light is unnatural, and some say, also harder on the eyes. But equally important, I've done quite a bit of work and experimentation with other LEDs. Eventually I used a set of 4 30-watt outdoor LED lamps for most of my shop, having had good success with these lights for outdoor motion-detector-triggered use. While I was relatively happy with the heavy-duty lighting, I also used 2 of these energetic 9-watt LEDs in existing porcelain receptacles... and after using this setup for better than a year, I got the idea that I'd probably get better lighting by switching out every light with the energetics. I had to revert several receptacles to do this, but it was well worth the additional effort. 1. The original setup used just 5 100-watt incondescents (500 watts total), but needed at least the two additional light locations I later added (700 watts total, if using incondescents). This was substantially inadequate lighting. 2. My next setup (which followed the original incondescent installation) involved 6 of the said 7 lighting stations (4 30-watt outdoor LED lamps, and 2 9-watt entergetic LEDs, 148 watts total), and after some time, I felt too that this was inadequate, and that I'd get better light from one additional station (7 altogether), and swapping the big LED lamps for 9-watt energetics. 3. So, in my present setup (pictured), I'm now running 7 9-watt energetic A19s; and so, on just 56 watts, I now have twice the light of my previous LED setup (148 watts), and probably better than 3 times the light of the original 500-watt incondescent setup — all from less wattage than a single 60-watt incondescent bulb. Still, the picture may not do this bulb justice. Even compared to the previous LED setup, the shop now looks like it's lit up like Christmas... and the warm white, together with the 750 lumens are less harsh on the eyes. We're using this 9-watt (60-watt equivalent) in the house, in the barn, in out buildings. I even tried a box of 100-watt-equivalent LEDs recently, and if they're truly any brighter than these energetics, I'm powerless to say. In any case, for said purposes, this is pretty much the perfect bulb.

I first bought the 16 pack and replaced the first 16 bulbs then I went ahead and bought a 24 pack and replaced the remaining bulbs in my house leaving a few for spares. First of all, the 3000K spectrum is noticeably brighter and vastly superior to the more typical 2700K led light bulbs to my eyes. I find these bulbs superior in particular for reading. All the fixtures look much better than before. None of that slightly yellow haze that the 2700K light bulbs have. Haven't had a single failure yet. The amount of light these bulbs put out for only 8.5 watts is really amazing! Add to all of that the fact that these bulbs are under a dollar each and you've got one huge value. These bulbs are running trouble free now for about a year and a half since I bought them. I thought a bulb had burned out about a month ago but when I checked it I found it had somehow loosened in the socket or maybe I didn't tighten it up enough. In any case after I tightened it in the socket it's been running still for over a month. I'm still waiting for one of these bulbs to actually burn out.

Great quality bulbs. Can't beat the price!

I bought this pack for a small rental house we own. The place had a mix of old and mismatched bulbs, some of them probably over a decade old. During a recent clean-up, I decided to replace everything with a uniform set to help freshen up the feel a bit and lower the chances of bulbs dying between tenant visits. These bulbs were easy to install—just pop them in and go. They give off a light that I’d describe as somewhere between soft and daylight. It’s clean but not too sharp. The tenant actually commented that it made the kitchen and hallway feel brighter without being hospital-like, which is nice to hear. I tested a few before leaving and they all worked fine. They turned on right away, no weird buzzing or flickering. I liked that I didn’t have to handle them too carefully either—no glass or fragile bits. That’s a good peace of mind when I’m not the one always around to replace things. There’s not much to say about longevity yet since I just installed them recently. But if they hold up as advertised, I won’t need to think about bulbs for a long while, which is kind of the goal here. Less maintenance is always better in a rental. I’d give them one less star only because I wish the color temperature was just a little softer for certain rooms, like the bedrooms. Still, for a simple solution to an annoying problem, this pack did what I needed.

Awhile back we went to Lowe's and purchased some LED light bulbs. It was great as they were a lot brighter than the traditional light bulbs we'd had in the past. Then those squiggle light bulbs, made to save you money, have a tendency to catch fire when they go to burn out sometimes. So they weren't safe. I missed the regular light bulbs that I'd grown to know and love, but they were no longer legal to own or purchase. So here we were doomed to a life of squiggle bulbs. But then we'd found these lights at Lowe's. Now what does this review have to do with Lowe's? Nothing, but also everything. If you don't drive and you don't get out much, when you run out of light bulbs, you need a way to get some. So I ordered these light bulbs in bulk. That way, it will hopefully take me a long time to run out of them. Also, by being able to order these LED lights in bulk online instead of having to find a way to go to Lowe's, it awesome! These lights are bright, work well, and kudos to this store for carrying them. Thank you so much.