Review on 💡 Lohas LED Energy Efficient Non-Dimmable Bulb - Equivalent to Traditional Lighting by Chris Sharma

I bought this because it was labeled '150W Equivalent'. I should have read up on lumens as it's 1600 lumens. A 100W lamp gives up to 1800. The REAL equivalent of 150W gives 2600 - 2800! I thought they were competitively priced for an equivalent 150w bulb. But if they're correctly labeled as 100-watt equivalent bulbs, they're actually a bit pricey. . If you strive for brightness, you can be fooled. Also, they are not as energy efficient as other lamps that produce the same amount of light. Little; but my 1600lm bulbs, which equal 100 watts, use 13 watts. They produce the same amount of light but use 17. The 4 watt difference in consumption doesn't bother me, but the fact that they're not even particularly energy efficient for their class is just another insult I think. .I am so disappointed!