LUXONFlame tip LED Filament Candelabra Light Bulb Warm White 2700k Use in Chandeliers,Wall Sconces,and Pendant Lighting (6 Pack)

These looked good at first, but after 5 months of moderate use, 2/6 have stopped working and a third is beginning to flicker. Not sure if it is related to the fixture or what, but these did not work well for me.

Honestly, if these didn't have LED printed everywhere I wouldn't believe they were in fact LED. I still can't figure out how! They don't look LED! They are incredibly beautiful looking! They look like Edison lights. They aren't that ugly blue color that LED lights give off. AMAZING

Pricey. I installed 40 of them. 3 went out after 12 months. Used often do not bad.

One significant benefit of LEDs is long life. These, unfortunately, do not have long lives. After only a few months mine have begun to flicker. Interestingly, I am not alone so it's not just a bad batch. I would steer clear of this brand for something more durable.

Initially I was very impressed however after just a few months each began flickering, very annoying, so bad that they had to be replaced. A waste of money.

2 of the batch of 6 started flickering after 3 months of very light use. I put up a question here and looks like 90% of buyers had the same problem. Wish I had those reviews 3 months back when I got them! I can't find matching style and lumens anywhere else and I hate to have different bulbs in my chandelier. I have LED bulbs with higher wattage used everyday that have been working effortlessly for 2 years.These have quality issues. I have mailed the seller and will update review and stars based on customer service.UPDATE: Bumping up the stars to 3 from 1 as I heard back from the seller that they already shipped it. Will monitor the durability of these bulbs. One reason to pay higher for LED bulbs is that it offsets the cost of changing them. The electricity saving itself is so little that it takes years to justify the higher costs of LED bulbs. If these do not work for at least 5 years without a problem, it was not a good purchase. If I live, I will update again in 5 years :)

The description states the bulb puts out about 150 lumens. That's equivalent to a 13-watt incandescent...not very bright but perhaps for a nightlight.

I ordered these for a 16 light chandelier in my foyer. These are great! Going from 16 40W bulbs to 16 2W bulbs is such a big savings! The color produced is warm and inviting even though they put out a bit less light probably 20W equivalent (correct amount of output for 2W LEDs). With how many bulbs I have I just don't use the dimmer as much. Completely satisfied.If you need brighter lights they have these in higher watt ratings as well. If you buy these and review them as "too dim" then you obviously don't understand how light bulbs are rated.