Feit Dimmable LED 5000K Daylight 4-Pack (100W Replacement) 17.5W

These bulbs seem to be very good quality. They are heavy and built well. A big plus is they are super bright and daylight balanced. All good! The only downside is they are bigger than the “standard “ bulb as you can see in the photo included. I bought them for a dinning room table hanging lamp because they were dimmable. However thy hang down passed the metal shade which blinds anyone in the room. They are so bright I put them in my garage door opener instead and now when I open the garage door it’s like god has spoken.

I put one each of these into 2 identical outdoor fixtures at the same time. I run them 24/7. One is fine, 6 months later. The other has been dead after only 4 weeks of operation. That's pretty sad. Says a lot about Feit product consistency. I've got 2 left and I swear I'm going back to incandescent bulbs. Plus I personally hate the 5000 color temp. White light should not be an option at low wattage as it is perceived as dull. It's an eerie light similar to that during a solar eclipse. I don't know any other way to describe the effect on the eyes. Others may like it - a personal preference. I do not recommend this bulb because of it's short life (also referenced by others).

Feit Dimmable LED 5000K Daylight 4-Pack (100W Replacement) 17.5W: Bought 2-1/2 years ago to replace all the curly CFC lights in my house. So far, so good. All were fine out of the box and none has given me any problems or died. I REALLY like bright rooms so I've put either a Y or 4-bulb adapter on my lamps and fixtures. I also dislike unnatural white light for the home environment. So 5000K is perfect. I'm also a ham radio operator with a lot of sensitive receivers. These bulbs produce no noticeable interfering noises - which is often the case with cheap, poorly designed LED bulbs.

I bought some 100w equivalent from Costco and they drive me nuts with the flickering. They took some time to come up to brightness which I could live with but they seemed to flicker probable with small variations in line voltage. I returned them and got these. They are a higher quality version of the same Leit brand. They seem to have an economy version which is what I got at Costco. These worked great and are super bright. I replaced all the cool white (yellow) bulbe in the house so now everything looks like daylight, which we like. I know some people do not like the daylight but that is in my mind the correct color so why not do it right and get daylight bulbs. Having a mix was not good so I ended up getting two boxes of these and now everything looks the same at night as it does in the day.

Bright AF. Cheapest $ per lumen you can get. I put 5 of them in a chandelier and use them in all of my lamps. No one can see your place is untidy if they are blind, amirite. Also, plants dig them with that high CRI rating.They are kinda tall for some fixtures, but usually fit.

They are bright and the color temp seems to match the claimed 5000K. I don't have expensive color analysis hardware, so I can't say how close it comes to the claimed 90+CRI.I still have decent eyesight and I can't tell much difference between this bulb and my Ecosmart 80+CRI bulb.Since I only just installed them, I can't report on longevity or issues such as flickering with time. I'll update the review if they have issues.

The lights work as advertised - very bright white, dimmable. However, they were much larger than I expected and I was not able to use them in my fixtures, so I had to return them. Check the size first if you need to replace a "normal" size bulb in a relatively tight space.

These are bright enough to read by as opposed to the lower wattage versions that also put out less light. Light quality is excellent. Because it's dimmable it is 17 watts as opposed to 14 watts or less for non-dimmable 100 watt equivalent LED bulbs.

Really like these bulbs. Very bright and a very nice true light. Replacing quite a few in my house with these!