E11 LED Bulb, E11 Mini Candelabra Base, MGY Patented Product, 100W 120W Halogen Bulb Replacement, 9W, 1100LM, AC120V, Dimmable E11 LED Light Bulb for Indoor Decorative Lighting, White 6000K, 2-Pack.

EDIT: As of 6/6/2021, I've replaced the light bulb with a different one. It turns out that the unit itself is rigged to a dimmable panel and after a few weeks of pretty solid use, these bulbs started to flicker pretty horribly. Still, for use in a typical non-dimming light, they'd work really great. Not really a problem with the bulbs themselves.I bought this to go into a ceiling fan+light combo for office use. It fit pretty well, but it is noticeably longer than the traditional halogen bulb.I was skeptical at first about the amount of lumens it puts out, but I would say it's due to the fact that the bulb itself is small, which makes it appear to be less bright. It certainly doesn't fill every nook and cranny with light, but it's a great supplement for when I need to be working at my desk.

I bought these 10 months ago to replace 4 - 100-watt E11 bulbs in a bathroom wall fixture. They are still going strong and produce brightness and color very similar to the original bulbs. Original bulbs overheated the bathroom in a short time especially in the summer and used alot of electricity. With these bulbs the light is fine and the bathroom does not overheat. Very pleased.

We were on the verge of replacing our Chandelier. It used mini candelabra Halogens originally and LED's weren't birght enough. These more than brought it back to life.

I brought two of these light bulbs in August 2021 and about six months in, the light bulb started to flicker, perhaps, once or twice a week, not enough to notice. However, in the last 6 months, flicker frequency has increased. Now, at about 13 months of usage, it flickers at least once or two a minute, sometimes the flicker duration lasts more than 10 seconds. I have to remove it as it is causing headaches.

We have a kitchen fixture that is designed for two 100W mini-candelabra/E11 teeny super-bright halogen bulbs, but due to the original glass cracking, we can no longer use something that heats up like a mini-halogen bulb. I was ecstatic that these seemed to fit the bill. The good news is that they fit into the same fixture cavity that the original halogen bulbs did (although they are quite a bit larger), and get only mildly warm, but they are significantly dimmer with lower lumens than the 100W halogen bulbs - probably equivalent to a 75W halogen bulb. The second downside is that each of them has lasted only about six months of daily use (about 2 or 3 hours/day), when they're supposed to have a life of 30,000 hours or more. They just...stopped working. (I know it's not the fixture). There was no short or surge. But they're my only option now (unless I replace the fixture altogether).

Good luck on what color you get. I've learned my lesson after ordering these multiple times hoping the first batch was just a fluke. You may get white or you may get yellow, who know?! The next gambling fun is on how long they last. Some may even be DOA, Dead On Arrival. Ultimately, you'll be replacing them in under 12 months. At this point, just swap out the light fixture to handle other bulb interfaces.

I was disappointed when I bought my ceiling fan/light It had a small 75 watt halogen that provided enough light to use as a night light. When it went out I left it out for several months since I did not use it much. Then I decided to get these bulbs. the are slight longer than what they replaced but still fit under the glass dome just fine. When I turned on the light it was so amazing to have that much light. I am very happy. Time will tell if they have good longevity since the manual says not to use LED. The new lights all have LEDS so I went for it. We will see how well they hold up.

After struggling for several years on LED E11 bulbs I came across these. They are bright and so far (3 months) they haven't faded, as LEDs sometimes do. They are labeled as 100W, I'd rate the brightness as equal to a 75w halogen, which was my original goal. And the color is very close to halogens as well. One warning: the bulbs are a bit longer than most E11 Leds, so they may not take a tightly fitting cover(then again they are not hot, so a cover on top of the bulb is not a problem).

Only 10W equivalent running at 1W LED, NOT the 100W advertised.

Solamente a veces prpadean o se batalla como dimmer pero funcionan bien.

Ilumina muyyyy pocoLlego muy a tiempo, excelente embalaje.