Great Value 18YR A19 LED Light Bulb, 9W (60W Equivalent) Dimmable Daylight E26 Medium Base, 12 Pack

These daylight bulbs emit a whiter light than soft-white bulbs. It is bright at 2700K/7 watts. It is one of the better energy efficient bulbs with a long life.

Bright, as a senior more light is needed replaced 60 watt bulbs. A little short on longevity for lights turned on and off frequently ( if they are left on they look like making claimed lifespan).

These daylight bulbs are way better than that yellow glow from other bulbs Easier on the eye and just looks way better And they are dimmable

these bulbs are as advertised and they are just as bright as sunlight. in a small 60 ft bathroom. it makes shaving a breeze as you can see what you're shaving I highly recommend these bulbs

I love these bulbs. They are so bright that allows us to find stuff so easily and the energy savings are most welcome. especially since several are in stratigic lamps that are on 24-7.

It says equivalent to 60 watts. It doesn't give off the same brightness of the old 60 watt bulbs. You need to get the LED bulb that says it's equivalent to the old 100 watt bulb. I bought that. You might could use one that says equivalent to the 75 watt bulbs. I did not try it.

One of the bulbs was broken. Shattered in the box. This was a puck up order and should have been obvious to the employee. Good thing I only needed three.

Despite being the same light style (daylight) %26 wattage equivalent as the previous bulbs in the same fixtures, they didnt produce as much light because these are white/frosted glass vs clear. Went back to the original clear glass ones

I know this probably cannot be changed but everytime I get a delivery instead of putting the package on my porch it is put in front of my garage door. So far I have not backed out and driven over the item but it is just a matter of time. I there anyway that drivers do not put items in front of garage doors so that they don't get run over. I am always pleased with the delivery service except for that problem.

Out of the 1 4-pack, 2 of the bulbs failed after 8 months of less than 10 hour per day - about 2,400 hours. That's about 12% of the rated usage of 18.2 years at 3 hours a day - 20,000 hours. i have another 4-pack with two bulbs in use in a seldom used area - so, there's no way of telling how long they last when they stop working. I'll replace the the two failed bulbs with the remaining two, and see what happens. I'm leaning towards the new selectable 100w equivalent led bulbs. For some reason, many use up to 17watts! When I find one brand I like, I'll give them a try.