Great Value LED Light Bulb, 3.5 Watts (40W Eqv.) B10 Deco Lamp E12 Base, Non-dimmable, Daylight, 4-Pack

Let's talk lights and light bulbs. When you turn a light on do you prefer it to be super bright or more dark? Depending on the situation and the room I am in I tend to prefer bright lights. I am so used to most lights not being very bright that these lights actually shocked me. I have a lamp in my room where I do crafts and need a good amount of light for the crafts; so when I was given the opportunity to try these lights out for Spark Reviewer program I went with it. I didn't know how bright they would be considering they were 40 watt equivalent but they are LED. I plugged one into my lamp and had to look away quickly because it was that bright. I did received the daylight bulbs and honestly I thought that I had been out in the sun after looking at the light. You know how when you walk inside after being out in the bright sun and can't really see? That is what I felt I did the first time - and that was with just one bulb! I am looking forward to putting these bulbs in all the lamps in my house now. I may buy some of the non daylight ones to have on hand in case I don't want the brightness though. I would definitely recommend these bulbs if you want a lot of light though. I wish the picture would show the true brightness.

I got these to use in a small table top fall decoration. I love them! The come on quickly-no lag time like with old lights. Also they are super bright. They are great for what I wanted them for. I could not get a photo of them lit but I have included a photo of them unlit. I am hoping they last a long time but that remains to be seen. Haha literally.

I use the Great Value brand all the time and trust the quality. The bulbs do exactly what they are supposed to do however, you do need to use caution if you mix these LED bulbs with incandescent bulbs the incandescent bulb will draw more power, this might cause the LED to flicker. So even though the package says 3.5W (40W Equivalent) order extra and if you change one, change them all. It is okay to mix wattage just not the LED and incandescent. The bulbs come on sturdy cardboard with molded plastic around the bulbs, this protects the bulbs.

The lights are nice and bright and look really nice. I find it is sometimes difficult to find non-dimmable bulbs with E12 candelabra base-so these are fantastic. Not sure how long they will last-have had issues with bulbs in past-if they don't last I will revise my review.

Since we have a chandler over our table that goes thru the tiny bulbs like crazy, we are so glad to have these LED Candelabra Deco Lamp bulbs from Walmart . It says they are 3.5W for 40W but they really light up the whole room. So great they come in a 4 pack. We actually needed 5 so we purchased an extra box. Always nice to have a reserve on hand. Because they are LEDs we won't need to move the table and bring in the ladder to change these as often. What a blessing.

This is my review of the beaten deco lamp E12 candelabra base daylight bulb, The first thing that I noticed about these bulbs is that they're very heavily made they're not very cheap they're very well-made and heavy. The thing I like most is the vintage filament, this looks great in any type of farmhouse Decour. I prefer the bright daylight to the yellow light myself. These are beautiful bulbs I would use them in a chandelier or any type of enclosed lamp. It gives a nice vintage look.

I got these from the Spark review program and very happy with them, says non dimmable but I used them in my touch lamp and it dimmed them but don't know if it's ok to do so but so far so good even though I don't leave the lamp on for a long time. Does have a small base just to let you know.

These light bulbs were sent to me to review. They came packaged well. There's 4 of them in a box. They got well in my chandelier I have in my dining room. They are night but not too bright to where you want to unscrew one. They don't put off any heat at all. They're LED and according to the box last 13 years. The wattage is 3.5 but equivalent to 40. Nice on the light bill. They aren't Simms or which isn't a big deal to me but, might be for some so wanted to note that. They're a good affordable light bulb that gets the job done.

I have been using LED bulbs in my kitchen that are "Soft White" / "300 brightness". I have switched them out to try LED "Daylight" / "350 brightness". The new "Daylight" creates a totally different type of ambience, and it actually looks like florescent lighting. This is a new and big change for me. It's taking some getting used to, but the light in my kitchen is much better (or much different) now. I'm very amazed at the differences in bulbs--- just never realized it before now. They are both 40 Watt equivalent. The newer ones (350 brightness) use 3.5 actual watts. The older ones (300 brightness) use 4 actual watts. This means the brighter ones actually have estimated energy cost of .42 per year as compared to the lower brightness one @ .48 per year. I found this interesting.

These bulbs are very bright I bought the bulbs at Wal-Mart before but for the kitchen they were all out of stock in bulbs but I can say the are britethe only thing I can say once they start going out it blinks not sure if it's suppose to do that but for my bulb in the kitchen it did that and well when u have not the time to replace it it's very very annoying the blinking but I like a good lighting less wattage usage ....