LIT-PaTH LED Edison Light, Vintage Filament Bulb, A19 9W 800 Lumen, Dimmable, 2700K, E26 Base, 6 Pack

I got these to replace my clear incandescent bulbs for pendants in my kitchen and for bathroom lights. They are brighter than my 60w bulbs, which I like for the bathroom. My kitchen lights can be dimmed and these bulbs do dim, but they are a little (not terribly so) less warm and definitely brighter even on the lowest dim setting. We have to set the dimmer much lower than we did with the old bulbs. Also I was hesitant with having to see the yellow filament but it’s not bad, you just have to get used to it. I’m looking forward to the savings that these bulbs will provide.

Looks beautiful when installed

bulbs are exactly what we were looking for

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i might come off a little too enthusiastic about light bulbs here but i am so happy with these! i have ceiling fan light fixture that really needs to be replaced but it's an awkward situation because it's not flush with the ceiling and and is on a rod and i really want to make the right decision because it's a total pain. so i am still dealing with the one that is there. it has 4 bulb sockets - the previous owners clearly broke one of the covers that was on it and replaced it with one that didnt match and then two of them are loose so they clink when the fan is on. So i just took the covers off and was like i will just use cool looking bulbs. i found some i really liked the look of but the light was way too yellow and they had a definite hum which was kind of unnerving - sitting there like is it my tinnitus or is it the bulbs?? it was the bulbs, well sometimes it was my tinnitus. anyway - i wanted some new cool edison bulbs and these over exceeded my expectations - perhaps because they were so low going into it. the light is a softer white - not harsh at all but also not yellowish, just a really nice color and bright for the projects i do in that room. they look cool enough when the lights are off and best part - no humming! i never knew listening for a light bulb hum would be a thing ... now that i know it will forever be a part of my reviews.

Very nice, vintage-style, dimmable LED bulbs. Clear glass is nice, too, but it will show dust and dirt more so than frosted glass. Fit North American standard medium-base sockets.Easily dimmed with old-school twist dimmers and with modern electronic WiFi dimmers. There was no buzzing or flickering with any of the dimmers. At the lowest dimming with a twist dimmer, there were occasional further dimming as line voltage varied locally. This is not a bulb defect and is only noticeable when the bulbs are dimmed to 5 percent or less.Energy efficiency is average at about nine watts for 800 lumens; the most efficient is about six watts for 800 lumens. This three-watt difference will cost only pennies more per year and is sill far more efficient than a fluorescent or incandescent bulb of equivalent lumen output.Although the price at about $24 at the time of our review is a bit high ($4 per bulb), the unique filament arrangement and dimmability with almost any type of dimmer makes these LED 60-watt equivalent bulbs a worthwhile investment. We recommend them.

These LIT-PaTH Edison Light vintage filament bulbs are particularly appealing when installed in a light with the bulb(s) visible. They add so much to a ceiling light or fan light with their clear globes and beautiful filaments. Plus the 2700K warm white appearance is so much more appealing than the 5000K bulbs. Those are okay if you are putting them in an operating room or over a work bench where you need additional brightness, but I prefer 2700K LED's in my home.These LIT-PaTH bulbs are 800 lumen and 60W equivalent, but the chart I checked shows a 60 watt bulb as 900 lumens. They do appear equal though with the 4 filaments and clear globes. They are dimmable and I tried them in my dining room and they worked fine with my normal dimmer. They arrive 6 bulbs as a boxed set; inside a molded plastic sleeve. I don't think shipping will easily damage them.From what I see, I happily give these LIT-PaTH Edison LED lights ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. They add to the beauty of any light and the warm white 2700K outputs a relaxing glow. I can't speak for the durability but as stated on the product page: "3 YEARS WARRANTY: LIT-PaTH's products are made by a professional manufacturer which have more than 40 years in Lighting production. New replacement or refund will be provided to you if they fail under 3 YEARS WARRANTY." Nice to know LIT-PaTH is willing to stand behind their products. They don't have a price listed at the time of my review; You can judge if you feel it's a good deal.I hope this proves somewhat helpful. Thanks for Reading - ✌😉

These LIT-PaTH LED Light bulbs arrived as described here. They are A19, and consume 9Watts of energy. These bulbs are 800lumens brightness, which makes them 60Watt equivalent bulbs. I installed a few bulbs on a dimmer, and yes, they dim with no problems!These bulbs are very similar to the incandescent light bulbs that have clear glass. The color output here is 2700K, which is what a lot of, "Soft White" incandescent bulbs are.These bulbs when powered on, the LED lights inside do an excellent job of recreating the look of an incandescent light bulb filament. It's wild, how far LED light technology has come.Now, something I am using these light bulbs for, are some lamp fixtures where you cannot actually see the light bulb. Reason for that? Well, these LED light bulbs do not have at the bottom 1/4 or so of the bulb an area with plastic blocking part of where the light can shine. On these LIT-PaTH LED light bulbs, the bottom part of the bulb, where it screws in, that's all glass in the neck of the light bulb, so, this light bulb does a better job at shining light in all directions, and lighting up a light fixture as uniformly as it capable of.These are pretty cool bulbs, and work great for certain light fixtures. These light bulbs do a great job of shining light all around, and not being directional or having dead-spots.