Anyray(2-Pack LED Night Light Bulb, 0.5 Watt (4W 5W 6W 7W Replacement) E12 Candelabra Base, 120V Warm White Color

Bought these to replace the 4-watt incandescent bulbs in an MCM (mid-century modern) vintage TV clock as I wanted to leave its light on all the time as a night light. Regular 4-watt incandescent bulbs run too hot and would damage the clock if left on continuously.These are perfect for this application. They get only slightly warm (5-10 degrees F above ambient) and have the same warm-white color and intensity as the original bulbs. They're also very energy-efficient as they draw less than a tenth of the power as the original bulbs (and probably last longer, too) while still being just as bright. Quite pleased!

Nice LED bulb. Replaced an older night light bulb in a bathroom fixture that burnt out. Brighter than the old bulb it replaced.

These are great bulbs to replace the standard 4 Watt night light bulbs. For less than 1/10 the power, they put out almost as much light, run cool and seem to have considerably greater life. I have several of these in night lights, that have been turned on for nearly 4 years now. I just ordered some more to populate another light fixture and was pleasantly surprised to find that the latest version of this bulb has a slightly warmer color than the earlier bulbs, which had a somewhat eerie greenish white color. In the photo, the difference can clearly be seen.

Super bright and fits well in 2 different night lights. The light color is pretty warm by my taste, but I will say that if my wife were writing this review, she would probably give 1 star. She can't stand any kind of LED or CFL. It's not just the color but the intensity of the light. The first night I left a nightlight on in the hallway outside our MBR, and an hour later she couldn't stand it and had to get out of bed to go turn it off. I totally get what she's saying, but it doesn't bother me. I have CFLs in my home office and fluorescents at work. I'm just sharing this so that you can judge for yourself. If you're the kind of person who is fine with most "soft white" CFLs and LEDs, then these night light bulbs are perfect, especially inside a night light that will filter and soften the light even more. If you fear all forms of post-Edison lighting, then you've been warned. :)

Works great. Bee a while since I had to buy the little light bulbs but when I seen they had these and the amount they used compared to the once the night light came with it was a no question I had to buy these to save in the long term. They even seem to give the same amount of light as the 4w light bulb that night lights come with. I plant to buy more. Been over a month and they are still going strong even when I dropped one on somethibg solid nothing happen to it that I can tell.

I only bought two of these as a "test" for my chandelier with 25+ sockets. I wish I bought more at the beginning. I can tell these are not quite as bright as the incandescent lights they are supposed to replace, but so close that I would not have minded purchasing more so that I could have filled more of the sockets. What I did was I purchased 2 ten-packs of Glowker(TM) (Pack Of 10) S6 0.36-Watt LED Night Light bulb, 6-Watt Replacement and E12 Candelabra Base, Warm White 15-20 lumens,. The bulbs looked identical, as did the description, but I now know the ten-pack are really just night-lights, not so much meant for a bright-light chandelier. So get these if you want pretty close to incandescent bright, but don't mix it up with a ten-pack of Glowker bulbs. I know I'll be happy with the savings in the electricity bill at the end of the month. The photo I added has the two Anyrays, but no Glowker bulb.

Great LED bulbs to replace those old-style, standard incandescent 4 Watt night light bulbs. Inexpensive too, considering their expected long life-span. They put out just as much warm light as the older style and run cool to the touch. As a result, I expect these to last for years in the two night lights I currently have in use. Will order more of these in a couple of years as preventative maintenance. (I'm currently replacing all my home's varied light bulbs with LEDs.)

I bought these because they were small enough to fit in the recessed lights on my stairs and will hopefully last till the next ice age. Also because they are almost free to run. They work fine but they aren’t very bright (adequate) and the color light they emit is that acid-light pale salmon-pink color some ghetto looking street lights have. I almost returned them for that but took a chill pill and just decided it’s fine and nobody but me would notice or care. Strangely the light photographs white so you can’t see the actual color. If only they looked that nice. I have only owned them a week so can’t comment on their longevity.