Review on 💡 Ziomitus Dimmable Natural Replace Chandelier: Illuminate Your Space with Style and Flexibility by Linda Floyd

I bought a couple of sets of these bulbs to replace the bulbs that come with my new ceiling lights. I wanted a dimmable white lightbulb. The color of these lamps is what I expected from a lamp with a color temperature of 4000K. I would describe this color as pure white. It does not have the yellow tint of warm incandescent bulbs (2700K) and the blue tint of cool daylight bulbs (5000K+). What impressed me the most was the ability of these lamps to dim. I saw a review that said they were barely dimmable so I hesitated and initially just bought a set to compare with the existing bulbs in my lights. I have included two images with this review to demonstrate the difference in color temperature between 2700K and 4000K as well as the difference in dimming between them and the dimmable LEDs that came with my fixture. What stands out is that despite being higher wattage (4W vs 3W) and brighter on top, they are also dimmer on the bottom, which is what I was hoping for. It should be borne in mind that the nature of LED lamps is very picky. Different lamps react differently to different dimmers. Some bulbs don't dim well with some dimmers but dim well with others. Some bulbs will flicker on some dimmers and not on others. For me they worked well in what I thought was a basic Leviton single pole slide dimmer (6672-1LW) so for the price I'd recommend giving them a try.