Sunco 12 Pack Vanity Globe Light Bulbs G25 LED for Bathroom Mirror 40W Equivalent 6W, 3000K Warm White, Dimmable, 450 LM, E26 Base, Round Frosted Decorative Bulb, UL & Energy Star Listed

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Looks great

Good product. Packaged nicely. Light quality is good for my dressing room.

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Three of the 12 seem like a different lumens next too the brighter 6000K bulbs which look great and are really bright. My fixture uses 10 bulbs so we just put 2 of the 3 dimmer ones in the drawer. You notice the last bulb looks different, but it isn't dramatic. It also flickers some at first. May order another set of 12 for a second bathroom and hopefully swap the last bulb. Seller reached out and offered to send a replacement bulb. Very pleased with customer service

These 12 bulbs just arrived yesterday & I installed them in our master bath (Warm White 3000k) and so far....great!All 12 bulbs function and work on our sliding dimmer switch we already had in use with the 12 incandescent 25w vanity lights we've always used. We couldn't wait to get rid of those hot, energy/money wasters!The first two photos I've attached don't quite show the full brightness they actually are, but with 12 bulbs, it's really bright. We won't usually have them turned up all the way very often. The wall is painted a sort of almond color if that helps.In the darker photo, the shadows from the bulbs are due to a night light on the counter below.For this bathroom, having 12 bulbs, we didn't think going higher on the kelvins (warmth) would make sense, for us anyway. You may be different.Yes, some may think this style chrome vanity light fixture is "outdated" but it works fine for us and until we find another style we like...this is fine. We have two other bathrooms with the same fixtures....all three have dimmer switches. Those bulbs should arrive today.The slding dimmer switch in this master bath is newer than our other two bathrooms. We installed it about five years ago (not sure of the brand)...there is NO buzzing from the bulbs nor the switch...NO flickering either. After these bulbs arrived, I ordered another set of 12 bulbs, but in the 2700k.I want to take the brightness down a notch by switching the bulbs- putting the (12) 2700k in the master and split the (12) 3000k bulbs with the two other bathrooms because they only use 6 bulbs each.After I install those bulbs using the older dimmer switches, I'll update this review if there is any buzzing as others have mentioned....but so far, we're quite impressed with these bulbs!UPDATE 8-12-18:The 12-pack of the 2700k bulbs arrived today (Sunday) so I put those in our master bathroom and moved the 3000k bulbs to the other two bathrooms as I mentioned above.The 2700k is almost the same as the 3000k....you can barely notice the difference.....but with 12 bulbs in one room...it's just enough to tone it down a tad bit. I've attached two more pics of our master bathroom: the 4th photo showing the 3000k bulbs on the Left & the 2700k bulbs on the Right ...all the way on...the 5th photo is with them dimmed down...3000k on the Left/2700k on the Right..As for the dimmers in our other two bathrooms with the 3000k bulbs (6 in each bathroom):No problems at all. No buzzing, No flickering....and we figured out that those dimmers are around 20 years old.They're the push in & turn round knob type rated for 600 watts each, which we were already planning to change to sliders, but for now, I just thought I would mention that they are working fine.IMO: the 2700k & 3000k Sunco bulbs are perfect for those who are maybe transitioning from incandescents to LED and want a comparable warm/soft light that when used in multiple bulb fixtures, is a little brighter light than incandescent, but not super bright white lighting.But, if you're looking for a lot more bright light, you might want the 4000k or 5000k, and consider a dimmer.When using single LED bulbs, we've noticed with a few we've changed, that the 2700k (in a couple of different brands) all seem to be quite similar "warmth" or "color" to 60 watt incandescent bulbs. So if you're looking for brighter lights in single applications (i.e. table lamp with one bulb), perhaps consider a 4000k or higher kelvin "warmth"

my wife's friend is happy with these lights for her bathroom assy. worked out great

Love the color of the bulbs!