Great Value LED Light Bulb, 12W (75W Equivalent) A19 Lamp E26 Medium Base, Non-Dimmable, Soft White, 4-Pack
- Brand:
- Great Value
- Model Number:
- GVVCQA7527ND4
- UPC:
- 078742279121
- EAN:
- 0078742279121
- Walmart SKU:
- 280444880
Market rate of $10.83 positions buyers 0.0% under the established average.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Great Value LED Light Bulb, 12W (75W Equivalent) A19 Lamp E26 Medium Base, Non-Dimmable, Soft White, 4-Pack since 12/9/2022. The most recent price update was on May 27, 2025.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $10.83 (lowest on 5/27/2025) to $13.10 (highest on 5/4/2023). The average price during this period is $11.85.
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 8567 reviews.
These bulbs came as a welcome replacement for the old incandescent ones that produced a dreaded yellow light and were eating up energy like hungry. Now these Great Value bulbs are 60 watt equivalent but don't let this fool you because they actually use only 9 watts and are also shatter resistant. I am using three of them right now for the bathroom vanity. These bulbs while not exactly globe shape, are actually quite close. All three fit perfectly, look great and use less energy. They are somewhat smaller than their predecessors and look fantastic. These bulbs will last a long time, their lifespan is 7 to 9 years that means less maintenance. The soft white light they emanate, is beautiful. No more changing light bulbs for me that makes my life so much easier. I am very happy with my new LED bulbs by Great Value and wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone.
The Great Value LED general purpose, 60 watt equivalent, 9 watts actually used, soft white, non-dimmable light bulbs are the future of lighting your house. These light bulbs put out the same amount of light as the old 60 watt incandescent light bulbs did but use 85% less power. They will fit into all of your light sockets just as the old energy wasting light bulbs did. These LED light bulbs do not get hot to the touch. They last longer (up to 9 years) than incandescent bulbs and save up to $1.08 per bulb per year. The Great Value LED light bulbs are really a great value. Their cost is so reasonable that anybody can afford to upgrade their house to these light bulbs and in one year they will pay for themselves in energy savings. Walmart offers LED light bulbs in any size of watt rating you may require for your needs. I am on the way to changing out all of my light bulbs to the Great Value LED energy saving light bulbs.
I have been using these bulbs for over six years now. I dont even remember when was the last time that we bought these. I only bought these hundred watt bulbs because we wanted more lights. We are using 60 W bulbs. They consume less electricity and the light is equivalent to the regular bulbs. I highly recommend these bulbs.
These are great light bulbs, So much better than incandescent bulbs. First they produce great lighting without the heat. Second they do not use as much energy as the old bulbs and third they do not shatter if you happen to drop it. The bulbs also last a lot longer than incandescent bulbs. So you can't lose with these bulbs. They do cost a little more to buy but the money you will save on energy and not having to replace them nearly as often pays for them. The light they produce is a clean bright light and since they do not produce heat you will never get burned if you touch one while its on.
It took me some time to switch from halogen bulbs to LED bulbs. I'm not sure why, but price was usually the biggest deciding factor. When I saw that LED bulbs were available from Great Value I was excited. I like the Great Value brand and have always been happy with their products. I don't like to overpay for anything and I was happy to try out these 40 watt bulbs to see if they would create a less vibrant brightness than the 60 and 70 watt. I opened the package to give the Great Value LED 40 watt bulbs a try. The box is made strong and comes with four bulbs that slide out of one end of the box on a cardboard tray. The bulbs themselves are made well and don't feel overly fragile. I do believe from how they feel that they are generally shatter resistance as indicated on the box. Which is so nice when you have small curious children who want to hold one before you put it into the lamp. The package says one bulb will last approximately 9-22 years vs the 1-2 years for halogen bulbs. This means I don't have to shop for new bulbs for the lamp for like 10 years! That's exciting for me since I would much rather spend my money on something else. Plus, they use the least amount of energy when compared to halogen and CFL bulbs. To try the brightness, I put the bulb in a small lamp in the living room that needs more of a gentle warm brightness for late night or reading a book on the couch. The 40 watt was just right! Overall, these are my go-to bulbs for all the lights in my house, including our outdoor, covered porch lights.
True to rating 100 Watt Equivalent. These are the first LED bilbs that were what they were rated. These are very bright and are true daylight bulbs. They light up my bedroom and living room bright. I have not tested them to work on a dimmer. I did put one above my stove in the hood. It sure did light up the kitchen area and especially the stove. They are a solid construction, I dropped one on a hard floor, no damage, did not effect lighting. Great safety feature for kids that might accidently knock over a lamp. Or a big kid like me that might knock over my tall standing lights. Very pleased with these bulbs.
I never thought I'd be excited about light bulbs, but after not having bright light for awhile, it feels really good to have it again, not to mention electricity and hot and cold running water. These LED light bulbs really are better than the light bulbs we've been using. I tend to buy what I think is the cheapest available, and my husband had been buying the CFL kind. I think we will be using LEDs from now on. They have a longer lifespan, the price for these is reasonable, compared to what my husband had been choosing. But we didn't have any that were like a 100w of light. I've never tried this kind of LED, except the round globes in the bathroom. I didn't know that fourteen watts was like having a 100 watt bulb. These seem brighter than a regular 100 watt bulb, though. I thought the box would tell what the white coating at the base means. I thought it was so that people could touch it without reducing the lifespan of the bulb. We always put on latex gloves to change light bulbs. It would be so nice not to have to do that. The performance that I received from these has earned its place on my grocery list.
I have been changing all the light bulbs in my house to LED and so far real happy with these bulbs performance. I do like the daylight more than the LED soft whites as they are brighter and less amber to the light they emit. The only question which only time can tell is what their longevity will be. I do like LED technology in that they put out very little heat so power used is much lower than any other type bulbs, they are bright, and made with plastic not glass for the bulb casing. Led's will not dim over time like other bulbs. I am also using LED technology for my cars so as the bulbs go I replace them with LED"s.
Compared to my regular lightbulbs, this gives off more of a soft yellow natural light glow. It's not harsh on the eyes, and isn't so bright its blinding. I believe I will be changing out my other bulbs to match this one. It gives off a warm undertone that is somewhat relaxing. The bulb is shatter proof and when it's been on a while, you can still grab it and it doesn't burn your fingers.
I will never buy this type light bulb again. I have had them in my lights and they burn out in less then 6 months. They are a waste of money. The box states they last for 6 or 8 years but where do you get your money back. Who saves the box for that long? JUNK
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