Boncoo A19 LED Edison Bulb Dimmable 6W LED Filament Light Bulbs 60W Incandescent Equivalent Led Vintage Bulb 3000K Soft White 620LM E26 Medium Base Decorative Clear Glass for Home, Office, 6 Pack

I'm perpetually on the hunt for the perfect bulb. I'm very happy with this Boncoo bulb, though it's not quite my favorite of the bulbs I tested. I have a 5-light fixture on which I compared 5 different clear A19 bulbs.Philips Clear Dimmable A19 Halogen Bulb, 100 Watt, 2990 K: This was my baseline bulb that I was trying to match in an LED form. I love the color of it, which is in my book the biggest advantage of halogen bulbs. It is a perfect white colored light for me and has the feel of the traditional incandescents while being a bit more energy efficient. The problems with the halogen bulbs are primarily that they use more energy than LEDs, thus putting off more heat, and they have much shorter lifespans.Boncoo Dimmable A19 LED Filament Bulb, 3000K, 6 Watt: This is a very satisfactory LED substitution for the clear halogen bulb. Being an LED, it is much more energy efficient and does not put out the heat that a halogen does. Though the color temperature of this bulb is higher than that of the halogen bulb, the halogen bulb is a bit whiter. This bulb is a tad more yellow, but the color is still very pleasant for an LED. The best thing about this bulb is THERE IS NO DELAY in turning on when you flip the switch, unlike all the other LEDs I tested. It switches on as immediately as the halogen. It has very pronounced filaments when on.Feit Dimmable A19 Clear LED, 3000K, 810 Lumens, 9 Watt: This is the slowest bulb of this entire list with the longest delay in turning on after the switch is flipped. Even though it's the same temperature color temperature, and it is reported to have a CRI of >90, the bulb is noticeably more yellow when put side-by-side with the Boncoo. Very pronounced filaments. With the delay and the color difference, this was my least favorite of the 4 LED bulbs.Tesler Dimmable A19 Clear LED, 3000K, 1000 Lumens, 9 Watt (75 Watt replacement): This bulb is noticeably larger than the other bulbs. It is also the most yellow in color, and the most pronounced filaments. It is less bright than the 7 Watt and 800 Lumen equivalent of the same brand. It has a slight delay in coming on after the switch is flipped. I would definitely opt for the 7 Watt (60 Watt replacement) same brand option over this bulb.Tesler Dimmable A19 Clear LED, 3000K, 800 Lumens, 7 Watt (60 Watt replacement): This was the most white of all the LED bulbs, and closest in color and brightness to the 100W halogen bulb. It has the least pronounced filaments. Though it has a slight delay whereas the Boncoo has none, the color and brightness are the most appealing of the bulbs, so this is my top pick of this list.Ultimately, every one of these LEDs I would be happy with, perhaps excepting the Tesler 75W equivalent. None of them hum. My two top favorites are this Boncoo and the Tesler 60W replacement.

Just installed these bulbs so can't speak to efficiency and longevity. These are 60w equivalents in a 40w incandescent max fan. I wish I'd checked a temp chart as the 3k color is a bit "whiter" than the 2700. Nice to have bright lighting, though!

I was looking for the perfect light bulbs that weren’t to bright but bright enough and these are perfect. To find a 60 watt equivalent Led at 3000K with 620 LM at only 6 watts is impossible ! So I was extremely surprised to find these. 2700K is a little to yellow, 4000K to 5000K is like your walking into the after life. Some have only 300 to 500 LM and are at 8 to 9 watts. So when I seen these l grabbed them. Hopefully they last as long as they are supposed to. No humming, no flickering and instant on. Perfect bulbs for my needs in a 2 bulb fixture with clear and bubble glass.

First, let me just start off by saying how attractive these light bulbs are!  They are clear and smooth with a transparent  appearance, glass like look and feel, and not your usual smoke or frosted bulb look.  Therefore, allowing more light to filter through with a clearer look.  These lights also came packaged very well and looked just like the picture. This was a recent purchase, as I was needing a similar bulb for my light lantern.  I wanted to try it out for a week in different areas before adding a review, and they work great! It doesn't emit a ton of light, but it is led lighting, so not very bright, but a minimal glow to give just the right amount of illumination for rest, relaxation or other low lighting needs.  You would probably need to increase the (led, or wattage) for business needs, paperwork, or tasks requiring brighter areas if able.  However, another perk is it's dimmable, so dual functions always good. But, thankfully they worked well for what I needed and pretty durable too, as my daughter accidentally dropped one on the dresser(short fall), and it didn't crack or create interior rattling like older traditional bulbs I've had.Of course, It might be a bit pricey for some, but in my opinion, great quality for a longer lasting, more energy efficient, heat saving product. It was also easy to screw in just like a regular bulb. So, overall for my needs, I am very pleased with the purchase. I would definitely re-order should a need come about. Leslie

I used to think all 2700k / 3000k bulbs were the same color, but after extensive comparison — this is not the case at all.Many LED’s have a green-ish sub-hue that I find makes wood look “sickly” and washed out. These however are more of a gentle yellow that makes the room look vibrant, which is harder to find than you might think.I preferred how these looked over several 95+ CRI bulbs - goes to show how fact sheets don’t beat real-world “in the room” experience. Very great find !!

These bulbs are practically the only 3000K dimmable LEDs I could find to replace the much warmer 2700K bulbs in a light fixture over our dining table. The color temperature is perfect for that space (v. the more common yellow-hued 2700K bulbs or the bluer 5000K options).Even better, these bulbs show little if any flickering/buzzing when dimmed and reach a much lower brightness than the other bulbs I was using previously (many of these LEDs are limited in how dim they will get before turning off entirely).All in all, a nice product - delivering the right color temperature with great dimmability (not to mention a more stylish Edison bulb than the more common frosted LED, but since these bulbs are hidden in the light fixture, their good looks won’t be seen).

The bulbs are supposed to be 3000K. However, the colour is approximately 5000K. Who knows? The bulbs are not marked at all...no colour temperature, no wattage, no country of origin. Rather than going to the trouble of returning them, I'm going to throw them in the garbage.It should be, and probably is, illegal to sell this product in Canada.

I bought these for a commercial lighting project where 3000K bulbs were specified, and they aren't even close. I would guess these are between 5000K and 6000K. If you're looking for something reasonably warm that aren't as orange as 2700K these are not what you're looking for.

These lights were a blue light not warm white. My best guess is their colour temperature is at min 5000k. I had to return them and will need to go to Home Depot to pick something up instead

Same as other comments… these are clearly not 3000K and more 5000k and up. Will need to return..