Review on 🏠 Enhance Your Home Décor with Hizashi Dimmable Candelabra Equivalent Degrees by Rich Schobinger

I've been looking for a long time for a dimmable LED candlestick to replace our window glow plugs. A few months ago I bought 12 packs to try. We have candles in the windows with photo sensors so the light is on from dusk to dawn. There is no flickering when these lights are in a chandelier or in a window, but they do flicker in window candles due to the photo sensor in the candle. At dusk, some candles flicker until it's dark enough, and sometimes the light reflecting off the curtain causes a sensor in the candlestick to flash the bulb, but the flash doesn't come from the bulbs. I uploaded 5 photos. The image of the sideboard shows a 15W incandescent lamp on the left and a 2W and a 25W LED on the right. You can see that the color quality is almost identical, only the LED is slightly less orange. For reference, the walls in the room are painted yellow. I have 3 photos of a chandelier with 2W LEDs left and right of the 3 nearest bulbs. The remaining light bulbs are 60 W! These lamps are almost as bright as 60W lamps and at full and medium brightness the colors are almost indistinguishable. With the chandelier dimmed to minimum you can see that the LED is more yellow and the incandescent is very orange. The last photo is a close up of the chandelier in low light so hopefully you can see the difference I am talking about. Remember that with no other lights in the room, whether it's incandescent or LED, the lowest setting is too dim. At first I bought a pack of 12 and most of these sat in our windows but then the 3 of us broke as the wind blew the candles off the windowsill and I was distraught when Revane showed they were out of stock. Luckily they came back and I bought the last 2 boxes that were available. Hopefully they will continue to be available in the future as they are worthy of my book. Hope that helps.