Great Value LED Light Bulb, 9W (65W Equivalent) BR30 Floodlight Lamp E26 Medium Base, Dimmable, Soft White, 8-Pack

Great Bulbs! I have used these bulbs for many years! The price is right and they last a long time! I highly recommend!

I live in northern Michigan and run my home primarily off grid through a combination of wind and solar energy production. I have a lean - to next to my barn where I keep my outdoor equipment and it previously had some 19 Watt Great value LED lamps in there. I changed over to these 14 watt LED flood lights and they work much better. They cast the light where I need it and I'm saving 15 watts every time I turn the lights on. I know it doesn't sound like much, but I have to monitor my power usage very carefully and every watt counts. They're rated for damp locations and produce 1400 lumens.

As a senior citizen my goal was to replace all of the light bulbs in my house with the longer-lasting LED bulbs. I wasn't sure if I wanted soft white or a different type so I am still experimenting. At present the soft white bulbs seem perfectly adequate. I don't pay too much attention to the claim of a nine year life as this is dependent on too many factors but I have found LED bulbs last longer than older models. LED bulbs reduce the need to get up on a step ladder to replace bulbs and that is an enormous plus with my recessed lighting. The 8 watt bulbs are good in an arrangement with other recessed lights providing plenty of light. I have had very good luck with Great Value products from Walmart and I anticipate these new bulbs will provide good service.

Lightbulbs were ordered to replace bulbs that had gone out. Walmart had the best price and fastest delivery (same day).

Box inside other box was damaged %26 torn. I am hoping that al the bulbs will work once I need to replace one in my home. I like the product %26 have used these for a long time.

I really like these light bulbs for the money. However, they seem to burn out more quickly than the more expensive bulbs I've purchased in the past. I guess you get what you pay for. Everything about them is great except how long they last. I didn't expect to be replacing about half of them less than a year after installing them.

frozen stuff was nearly thawed out when it got here. driver didn't have it in a cooler in the back of the vehicle. not satisfied with the delivery of frozen items.

These lights are very dim and don't provide enough light

the bulbs worked fine and as expected but advertised a 9 year lifespan (but only 3 year warranty...). Sure, this assumes only 3 hours of use per day, but I used these bulbs in my basement for far less than that and I have needed to replace half of them already when they suddenly break and go very dim. I hope your experience is better or that they will stand behind their advertised life span. Photos of bad vs good bulb and how dim they got when broken to allow any outside light into the camera is surprising. the good bulb is so bright relative to its surroundings that the camera shutter opens so briefly so it does not let any outside light in and it appears black

Just replaced one in my kitchen less than 5 months ago. It recently "shortened" in and out. After the second time (and now), it stayed/stays super dim (while the others were/are fine). It also has a slight "flash" to it while turned on (if I could upload a video, I would) . It's not like a strobe light, but you can see it dim in and out when you look at it. Turn the power switch off, it very slowly turns off, and then makes a bright flash before completely shutting off. I first thought it was a short in the electrical wiring which absolutely terrified me. I was going to call an electrician. Then I tried it in a different light socket just for the heck of it, and I'm glad I did because it did the same thing. Not sure if it could cause a fire if left on or not, but it's worrisome and potentially hazardous. I suggest you not take the chance! Enclosed are pics how you can see it. Both sides/sockets shows the short in it.