LDSZM 12W Warm Light 3000K LED Bulb

I've spent far too much time and money trying to get rooms with fan lights bright enough with the new LED bulbs. The real problem is that the old fan fixtures had 4 or even 5 bulbs in them that lit a room up very well. The new fan fixtures only have 2 or 3 bulbs. I've tried everything - color, lumens, watts. This is what I have learned. 3000K is the best color. This is basically the color we used to get with the old incandescent bulbs. 2700K is yellow, anything over 5000k makes you think that aliens have come to abduct you. Lumens are also important. An old fan light fixture with 5 - 60 watt bulbs had approximately 4250 Lumens. The new fan fixtures come with only 2 or 3 bulbs. These bulbs are 1200 lumens each, but still 3600 lumens is not the same as 4250. A 2 bulb fixture only gives you max 2400 lumens which is just over half what the old fan fixture gave. I fear the new reality is that you just need more lamps in a room if you want to have good lighting. But for bulbs for a fan fixture - these are the best. They are the equivalent of a 100 watt bulb. Which is the most you can get. We didn't use 100 watts in overhead fixtures in incandescent bulbs, but of course, our overhead fixtures had 4 or 5 bulbs. With only 2 or 3 bulbs, you have to get as many lumens as you can and these bulbs are the highest you can get. They are 3000 K which is bright but not area 51 bright. Note to manufactures of light fixtures. We don't want just enough light so that we don't bump into large pieces of furniture. We want enough light so we can find an earring back on the floor. We need more bulbs! But as long as you are stuck with only 3 bulbs ( or heaven forbid only 2), these LEDs are really quite good.

I found that my 3-bulb ceiling fixture fitted with Phillips Hue candelabra bulbs wasn't providing sufficient lighting for a room, so I went searching for brighter bulbs. I found these and picked up a set because they were cheap and the specifications stated they were nearly three times brighter than the Hue bulbs I had. (1200lm for these vs. the 450lm for the Philips Hue candelabras)After swapping the Hue bulbs for these, I wasn't able to see a difference in the brightness of the room. I found this to be very disappointing since I was expecting at least twice as much light, based on the specifications. I assume that the specifications are intentionally misleading by listing the combined lumens for all three bulbs in the set. Dividing the stated lumens by the number of bulbs correlates with 400lm per bulb, which is probably why I couldn't see a difference between these bulbs and my existing Hue bulbs, which are 450lm per bulb.Another particularly annoying factor is that the light switch emits a whining noise while these lights are on. I thought perhaps that it might be caused by installing the lights into a ceiling fan, but the lights and the fan are wired independently and controlled via separate switches on the wall.In the end, I removed these bulbs and reinstalled the original Hue bulbs. I had them installed for only a few minutes, so I can't say anything about their longevity. While the price may seem enticing, there are countless alternatives at similar price-points whose manufacturers do not misrepresent the specifications of their products.

I hate candelabra lights usually because they are always so dim, and for some reason, it's near impossible to find a fan that doesn't use them. Fortunately they make bright LED candelabra bulbs like this to ease my pain a great deal and light up my rooms along the way! Only had these in for a day so far but I'm really happy with them. They're very bright, even under a glass fan dome!

If you're like me, you have a ceiling fan in a room somewhere with a light that ONLY accepts these tiny little candelabra base bulbs. Bulbs of this size generally don't put out a functional amount of light. After searching far and wide, I found these bulbs have the highest candle power rating available for candelabra bases. They adequately illuminate my room and I have not had any burn out thus far (Approximately 300 hours of running them so far). If they last as long as they claim I will be quite happy with this purchase. I cannot yet comment on longevity but I am satisfied with the light output and the light color. I recommend you try these if you need to brighten up a room and you only have candelabra sockets available.

A great replacement for Ye Olde Tyme filament bulbs, and these are BRIGHT - based on observed light output, these are darn close to advertised 100-watt equivalent...For that reason, I recommend use in a light fixture with frosted [vs. clear] cover [where these were in fact installed].Liked product enough to only have star knocked off because of an oopsie in quality control - the glue holding the metal threaded part that goes into the light socket failed, allowing the LED assembly to separate from threaded portion. Had to use needle nose pliers to extract piece from candelabra socket.Because of how returns get handled, had to return complete order vs. one bulb... BUTLiked the bulbs enough to reorder [and accidentally picked slightly lower light output version during re-order - barely noticeable] !!!Based on my experiences, recommended.

These are beautiful lights and a great upgrade to the standard incandescent candelabra bulbs. Very bright, no flicker when on high setting in my under-cabinet lighting (i never use the low setting anyway, but any LED on low/dim setting will flicker). The best part is these lights do not get hot AT ALL. Warm to the touch at best after being on for over an hour, unlike the halogen bulbs that I thought were going to melt the housing when I had them on, which was very rare. Using these puppies all the time now!!

Bought 6 of these to replace my old CREE chandelier bulbs that originally gave 300 lumens each. I expected these to be brighter. The light from these bulbs is no way near 1200 lumens per bulb As the listing claims. It’s more like 350 lumens, just like my old bulbs. Someone must hold these people accountable to fraudster claims.

I have had this fan in my room for years now and never did i use the light because of how terrible it was. I went to walmart and found the brightest bulb and after seeing how bad it was i gave up on it. Years later i just decided to check amazon and when i searched the brightest bulb of this type i decided to try it out. Very happy with it! i use my light now instead of a lamp with 100W bulb in it. its very bright, well built and great value! 3 bulbs for $20! Ill Buy others of this brand

This is about as bright as you can get with an E12 base - you can't get this bright with the E12 LED bulbs you'll find in home improvement stores. This is good since many fixtures use this size bulb now and the standard LEDs of this size just aren't bright enough. Our bathroom fan/light has two sockets but it still wasn't bright enough until we installed these. The colour temperature is just right - not too yellow, not too white, not too blue. There's a machined aluminum heatsink with ventilation slots at the base of the bulb. I have not seen this in most other LED bulbs.I also have to mention the customer service. We were doing some renovations and needed to remove these. One of them left the metal cap in the fixture and the rest of the bulb came out. There's no way to repair this. The seller gladly replaced the defective bulb with a new 3-pack. This was much appreciated as I used the only spare in the original 3-pack to replace this.

Pretty much the brightest candelabra bulb I've found so far. My fan takes only one bulb so it's always been a bit dim. These are nice and bright with a warm color temp.

These lights came before the deliverable timeline. I was nervous when it said equivalent to 100watt, then 12w that it would not provide the brightness. But ya'll these are bright. A true day light bulb.Quite happy I got them. Great value for the money and easy to install. Sadly I don't think my photos give the product any justice so forgive me. But I would repurchase.