Albrillo E12 Bulb, LED Candelabra Light Bulbs 100 Watt Equivalent, Soft White 2700K LED Chandelier Bulbs Decorate Candle Base E12 Non-Dimmable, 3 Pack

Purchased these to replace the old incandescent candelabra bulbs for our ceiling fan. Couldn't find anything with the brightness my wife wanted in our local stores (she wanted at least 100w and all they had around us was 60w) so I headed online to Amazon. Found these among several retailers. These guys (Albrillo) had the best price so I took a chance. LED units are essentially the same size overall as the incandescent bulbs they're replacing, just more cylindrical instead of tapered. [see photos] Installation was a direct swap; nothing special required. The glass housing for the LED bulbs is thick and the units seem well constructed and feel very solid. They produce surprisingly little heat vs. lumens output. We opted for the 5000k 'daylight' variant and let me tell you... they are BRIGHT!!! Zero complaints so far and the wife is very pleased with them. As always: happy wife = happy life!! ;-)

Ordered 2700K bulbs received 5oooK. I found out after I installed them in a ceiling mounted fixture. Definitely not the color I wanted. When I examined the bulbs closely I see that they are 5000K bulbs. The package does not specify the color. The color identified in very small print on the base of the bulb. I just received the replacements today and they are also 5000K bulbs even though my order says 2700K.They may be OK 5000K bulbs but that is not what I ordered. They also do not seem as bright as a 100 watt incandescent bulb.

These are not the equivalent of a 100w bulb. The description says they are but after I installed and tried them I am very disappointed. I bought the 5000k and the light is whiter but there is nowhere near as much light as a 100w bulb produces. I reread the description and seller also says these bulbs produce 1000 lumens. An internet search shows that’s about a 60-70 watt equivalent; did these guys “round up”?! It is very misleading.

I purchased these bulbs and at first I was excited because if fixed the problem of my ceiling fan candelabra bulbs being to dim to light up my bedroom. The issue isthat when I received them I noticed a note that said they could blink if you put them in a dimmable base. I assumed that to mean that if you attempted to use the dim function they would blink. I was wrong. If I turned the light completely off while letting the fan run the light started to do a slow strobe and the only way to fix it was to turn the fan off completely. This presents and issue since I need the fan to sleep while not having a light in my face. If you have a non-dimmable base these things are awesome. They light the whole room. Those will a dimmable base be warned. Do not use these lights.

I bought the three pack light bulbs to enhance my dining room lighting and two of the 3 lightbulbs were defective and not working, the damage was not done during shipping from what I could tell but it was from either poor workmanship or cheap components, there was burnt marks on the two bad lightbulbs and you can tell something went bad in the process. Amazon costumer service was great when I called to return them and left me with a conclusion to my issue I was happy about. I wouldn’t buy them again.

These bulbs are very bright and are used in an amber tinted shade on a ceiling fan. This is hard to find for an e12 socket and to light up the room.

Wow, popped these bulbs in place of the old 40w Candelabra incandescents and wow, what a difference in the light output. Less power, more LIGHT, longer lasting. That's the beauty of LED.

Claiming these bulbs are 1000 lumen is a stretch. Their brightness is marginally higher next to a set of 800 lumen CFL bulbs. Still plenty bright but they were purchased on the assumption that they'd be brighter than the existing bulbs they're replacing.

Perfect for what I needed