Review on Stylish Non-Dimmable Candelabra-Style Chandelier for Elegant Home Decor by Troy Simpson

Wow. I said that 14 months ago. One of them came off the base and had to be glued. About two weeks ago, individual LEDs started dying. Both died a week apart. Talk about planned obsolescence. That's 2,000 hours, which is well short of the 30,000 hours they advertise. We've wanted a really bright (100W) Candelabra LED lamp for years. We thought we found it. Plastic lid very warm 118°F, bottom 143°F. The base consists of an aluminum ring and a ceramic transition to the bell. Here it came out. The light output is amazing! In the area where we were quilting, the dim "warm" light made it difficult to judge the color. Thanks to these four lamps, the room is illuminated even when the sun is shining from outside. Boom! The photo shows the lighting. Before their installation, the table was shaded. I photographed the end of one of the bulbs so you can see that there are also 6 bulbs at the end of this corncob style bulb. You can see that it's so bright that the camera renders everything behind it black. They were so white it was annoying. Bought two warm whites from another manufacturer. It softened the light. These are spiral corn cobs. They still work fine. We bought others