LUXRITE A19 LED Light Bulbs 100W Equivalent, 3500K Natural White (4 Pack)

It is important to get the right lumens and the color can make a huge difference. I have used these for an enclosed shower light and an enclosed over a sink light. Very happy with the results. They’re just the right amount of brightness without having a yellow or blue florescent hue. Great to perk up a room that is dismal due to poor lighting. At only 15 watts, they are fantastic.

I got these bulbs as they have a lot of light and work in enclosed fixtures. I was tired of the LED bulbs that our house builder put in as they all were breaking due to the heat from the enclosed fixtures. These bulbs work in enclosed fixtures and in high humidity (bathrooms) so I am hoping they will last a long time. If they start burning out, I'll update the review. Until then, they seem to be the best bulbs for use in fixtures at a great price.

I just got these 3500k bulbs to replace some 2700k bulbs that quit working. The 2700k's light was too warm for my liking. I'm pleased to say these 3500 look perfectly balanced to me, not warm or blue. I have a brand new dimmer for it as well and there doesn't seem to be any flicker (one made to work well with LEDs). At full blast, these are the brightest bulbs I have used so far (but before now, I only used 100w equivalent). They really do light up my room very brightly. I can't speak about longevity because I just got them, but there are 4 in a pack, so I'll have replacements if they don't last so long.

We changed over all our house lights to a combo of these and the 800 lumen ones from this same Luxrite brand. After about 6 weeks, we found that both models started flickering like crazy after initially working fine. These were used in both open and closed fixtures connected to high quality Lutron dimmer switches, so the fault seems to be with the bulbs themselves, which failed right after the return window closed. For so many to be affected, I assume this is a design flaw that needs to be fixed before these are worth considering. While they worked, they were great - plenty bright and a good neutral white color. Unfortunately we have no use for intermittent strobe lights so we're continuing the search for a functional neutral white dimmable LED bulb.

These are fine, but I would not agree that it is the same brightness as a 100W incandescent bulb. Those 100W-ers blinded me back in the day... this LED light is not blinding. It might be the equivalence of an old 75W though. The 3500K color is perfect, though.

I just installed a few dozen of these in my house, replacing another brands bulbs that quickly started flickering. No flickering from these so for and it's been a couple weeks with none dead yet so I'm thinking they're probably good quality

Exactly as ordered and required for my purposes.

I love these. I bought the 100 watt equivalent, 3500 kelvin bulbs. I put them in my bedside lamps and my ceiling fixture. At last, enough light!

These are great bulbs if they would last. Shortly after the 2 year warranty was up some started failing. Some bulbs were cracked. We have a lot of tall windows in our house and hardly need lights on, so they have been barely used. Very expensive to have to replace them only after a short amount of time.

Very nice light that it throws. Have one in my office. Doesn’t heat up in enclosed outer fixture. I leave this on 24 hours a day.

These are great bulbs if they would last. Shortly after the 2 year warranty was up some started failing. Some bulbs were cracked. We have a lot of tall windows in our house and hardly need lights on, so they have been barely used. Very expensive to have to replace them only after a short amount of time.