Review on 💡 CRLight Chandelier Decorative Candelabra Equivalent by Veronica Wade

My mum has had 6 60w bulbs in her kitchen lamp for the last 50 years and they stay on most of the day. The brightness didn't match the power consumption either, so I ended up replacing a couple of bulbs with them without telling her as she often complained that "the new LED bulbs are too white". A few days later I asked her if she noticed anything about the light, and while she could tell which LEDs it was, it was more because they were just brighter, not because they looked particularly different. Replaced the rest and now it only uses 36W instead of 360W and is noticeably brighter too. So now she dims them a bit for normal use, and when she's working on something and needs more light, there's more power available. Very smooth dimming and can dim down to very low light (around 15% I think). . Good color temperature and until you look at them you won't realize they aren't incandescent. LEDs are made in the style of "Edison bulbs". These lamps quickly pay for themselves in both the cost of the lamp and the cost of energy. Highly recommended.