Review on 💡 Dazzle with Ascher Dimmable Filament: Classic Equivalence at its Finest by Cynthia Taylor

We have 2 chandeliers, 24 bulbs. With LED lamps, small differences between manufacturers are particularly noticeable at lower Kelvin temperatures. We prefer the look of 2700K over 3000K. I didn't know, but the first set of lamps had a very high color rendering index: >90. These bulbs are >=80 but they still have a noticeable effect in our home, they have a slight "greenish" tint to them; not significant, but in the room they look a bit "fake", especially when compared to higher CRI bulbs. Can't fault the bulbs, they are as advertised (>=80 CRI) but once installed we realized it wasn't enough for us. On the other hand, these lamps are very cheap and efficient. I don't have a longer-term performance history, so I can't comment on that. If you don't mind a lower CRI, these bulbs seem like a good choice.