💡 Dual-Color Dimmable Incandescent Equivalent Filament Bulb 2700K/3000K - Ideal for Industrial Electrical Applications Review

It is definitely less than 2700,000. As well as the color changing light I have these matches in the lower range around 2300k. They also put out the same or less light than the 60W equivalents I've had before. They advertise the equivalent of 80 watts so I was hoping for more light. Although they look great. You can't tell they aren't traditional Edison bulbs while they're on, and you have to look pretty closely when they're off. good view

Edison shaped transparent light bulbs. It was a nice sweet spot in terms of lumens/brightness for our new 8-light chandelier above the dining table. Bonus: They smoothly dim from 10% to 100%, unlike working GE LEDs that jump from 20% to 80% with seemingly no values in between. When they're off the external shape and internal electronics look pretty good, and when they're on they're too bright to look directly at the LED filaments. My wife thought she might be disappointed that these weren't…

I like the way they look and their light output is great. They also black out very well. But I broke two of those lamps. One of these was my fault, I dropped it on the wooden floor when taking it out of the box and this one still works, it just rattles because the glass tube containing the light element is cracked. Then we have another broken lamp that didn't fall but is built into my dining room ceiling light. A week after installing the bulb, I walked into the dining room and noticed that one