Simba Lighting LED A19 ETL Listed 9W 60W-75W Equivalent Bulbs 120V E26 Base 5000K Daylight 4-Pack

Perfect for my living room lamps. Each bulb is a bright white which is what I wanted.

i an please with these light bulbs. They are similar to other bulbs that cost twice as much. I will buy these again!

Great bulb at a great price. Very bright with true white color. I used these to replace some older LED bulbs that were giving off a yellowish color and not very bright even thought they were the same 60 wats.

I've used this brand of LED bulbs before and found them dependable. This hasn't always been the case with others, which frequently flicker and flash and blink like a strobe. Wife likes the daylight color.

Light bulbs are light bulbs, right? Wrong These bulbs are seriously the very best. I have never had bulbs that gave off just the right amount of light until buying these bulbs. These are the best..give them a try, you won't be disappointed.

I was worried about ordering these online afraid they would be broken but they were packaged very well and handled with care for a great price

i lije the frosty on the bulb, but it does not interfere wi2t h e brightness of t g e bulb whatever watt it is.

these light bulbs are bright and perfect for my outdoor lighting. the price is right. i hoping they last longer than ones I've purchased in the past.

Would rather have clear bulbs, idiots make stupid laws. Shove this light up your dark place.

They're too bright. I got the daylight white thinking it would be better than the yellow-hue bulbs I've been used to using for all my life. I don't like them at all. It feels like I'm under heavy fluorescent shop lights and they make a noise. These would be good for outdoor lighting, and one can only wait for them to go out (die) before attesting to their quality. They are smaller %26 MUCH lighter than CFL bulbs, and are still visually pretty to look at. But, I can't get past that "too bright" irritation. I did place the first one in a bedroom that I want bright light in (just not that dang loud), so perhaps in a larger room that would work better. But, I think I'll just use the remaining three bulbs for outdoor lighting and order another box of the yellow hue and try those before going back to the CFL lighting. The latter is just too expensive and don't last near the amount of years proclaimed in the advertising to warrant their price. It's all hyperbole designed to move their merchandise. I've watched some videos also on how led lighting doesn't last but maybe six months, also. And yes, I know, it all depends on how often you're using the light bulb to prove its longevity claims, which are based upon three hourly per day. That's about correct for what we use ours for. So, same difference imo. I will try another set of these led bulbs just to see whether or not they're doable (likable), as compared to florescent or CFL lighting, and about how long they last. If nothing else, they'll make perfect outdoor lighting for future use and I'll just buy the uber-expensive CFL lighting for indoor lighting, should I not like the LED yellow hue. I will give them another shot, but can't recommend due to overt lighting (hurts the eyes until they adjust to it). They are instant-on, instant brightness. :0) Should be good in basement and garage applications, and all at a flick of the light switch (instant on, in case you're mouse %26 rat capering).