💡 Bulbrite 100G40CL Medium Globe Light Review

One of the two I bought blew out in less than a week . These are good bulbs, but given the cost, I can't justify a 50 percent chance of getting a bad bulb.

Glad I was able to find it here as I couldn't find it locally so I don't have to change the chandelier in my dining room. 100W is very bright and with an adjustable switch, it's a more desirable choice. The price is fair.

I had trouble finding bulbs that matched the Tiffany fixture above our pool table. These lamps arrived in good condition, the boxes were wrapped in a huge amount of bubble wrap and tape. Fits perfectly and the brightness is perfect. hope they hold up. The best price I could find on the internet.

are definitely not 100 watts. but it's a beautiful and unique bulb at a very decent price. It was packaged very securely and I'm sure it could only be damaged if someone stepped on it on purpose. I was hoping it would be a little brighter for my dark living room, but it works well as a reading lamp at night.

This is one of the few large round bulbs at this price point that is also wattage adjustable. It's a good 5 1/2 inches in diameter, not so big as to be overwhelming. I have three in old copper fittings and they look great. I can't say anything about the durability yet, but I will publish it again in 6 months. I've been wanting to update for a long time and finally found what I wanted.

I don't have a scientific method to measure the brightness of this bulb. Subjectively, the brightness is not 100 watts. I had a 60 watt bulb in my light fixture while awaiting delivery of this bulb and this bulb doesn't look any brighter than the 60 watt bulb it replaced. On the plus side, it's a nice size and shape; The glass is clear and clean, the bulb works well in a dimmable fixture. Arrived well packaged, no damage. It's just not very bright, and I really wanted a good 100 watts of light.

I recently bought a mobile chandelier from an expensive furniture store (rhymes with Test Realm). and the big round bulbs we need for the chandelier were ordered before the end of October (they're also $20 a bulb). Instead, we bought 6 globe pears from the neighborhood store (which rhymes with Grate & Feral) for $50 each. We recently installed dimmers and although they are labeled "dimmable," the $50 bulbs flashed and flickered when dimmed. We returned them and bought all 6 of these bulbs for…