💡 Globe Electric 1327 Incandescent Filament Bulb Review

The thread pattern is whimsical and looks like a figure eight from one angle. I'm surprised to see a lightbulb look so unnatural. This detracts from the romantic vibe I was trying to create with the rustic chandelier. The color temperature of the light seems to be 2200K, which is too warm for our other lighting. (Kelvin is not listed anywhere on the packaging.) One bulb arrived broken and the other was deformed. (The electricians opened the packages, so unfortunately I couldn't send them back.)

I bought 25 watt candelabra lamps. They arrived on time and everything worked perfectly. (I became concerned after reading how many buyers received broken bulbs.) Another reviewer mentioned that the glass was yellow, but the ones I received had clear glass. I took off a star because the vintage threading isn't as impressive as it appears in the pictures online. When lit, it looks almost exactly like regular incandescent bulbs, except the filament is slightly longer. A small change isn't quite…

I installed these bulbs in a porch that could accommodate three of these types of bulbs. They offer plenty of light to get into my house and have a vintage style filament. You look great! The only thing that annoyed me was that Revane sent this package of bulbs in a bubble envelope. One of the bulbs had a dented base and didn't work, so I had to throw out one of the four bulbs in this bag. Revain really should be able to ship lightbulbs in a box! However, I will see how long these bulbs last…

I placed them in a three light lamppost which I installed in my front yard in October 2014. It's now July 2015. This light stays on for at least a few hours almost every night and I haven't had to buy any more bulbs yet. One bulb died a month or two ago so I replaced it with the 1 I had left (I bought a pack of 4 bulbs, that's a 3 bulb bulb). In my eyes, this is still a pretty decent lifespan. I tried a few different types of light pole bulbs before trying this one. I'm glad I finally stumbled…