Landlite Bullet/Candle Shape LED Replacement Bulbs (0.75)

Initial review, will Update if they fail early! Lights came well packaged, and from what the eye can see, very well built. The output Is equal to a standard 7-watt, if not closer to a 10-watt. Color is similar to bright white with no blue tint, looks good in our night lights. The multi directional-diode light design, does perform the best that I've seen, it sends light evenly about! If they don't fail early, this is a s Real solid buy (for a change)...Good job Landlite Co! UPDATE - It's now May 2018 2-years later, and I'm happy to add that all the bulbs in service (approx 10) are all STILL working like the day we turned them on, not 1 LED has gone out, not 1. I have one in my bath (nightlight) that never gets turned off, and 2 in the basement laundry room (always on also) and they've never so much as flickered. No fading-no burnouts-no discoloration etc etc, to date. They have a winner here folks, try some!

If you put the base of this bulb on a table top, the bulk of the light goes out horizontally. Not surprising by looking at the product photos. I used this as a replacement for a 7 watt incandescent bulb inside an enclosed stained glass lamp to reduce heat. My lamp does not light nearly as well with this horizontal heavy bulb. I'll have to go back to a regular incandescent bulb to get the full light output until I can find a suitable replacement. Fortunately, I have a perfect place to use these bulbs in another lamp. Everything else about these bulbs is fine. The packaging was fine. They produce almost zero heat. They just produce a very horizontal heavy light output.

The media could not be loaded. These C7 bulbs flicker at 120hz. The flicker isn't quite as bad as many filament style LED C7 bulbs, but is still quite noticeable if you are sensitive to this. My wife doesn't seem to notice much, but I find it unsettling enough that I could not use these in the hall or bathroom nightlights. I wound up using these in a decorative string and they work well for that purpose.See my video which is a 240hz shot slowed down to 30hz.The bulbs are a little brighter than a 7W incandescent. Color appearance and quality is on par with other 3000k color temp lights. The LEDs are suspended in the middle of the bulb for omnidirectional illumination, which is a nice design element.

I bought these bulbs for my window candles which have a dawn/dusk sensor. The bulbs are compatible and turn off as they are supposed to. I originally bought a few packages of LED nightlight bulbs from a few retailers and discovered that there are a few different types-- this type has a little stake in the middle with the diodes on top so the light comes from the middle of the bulb. This is great for the window candles as it mimics an incandescent bulb much better that the other type, which has three diodes in the base and just a glass bulb. That type is dimmer and it looked really strange in the window. Buying a few sets like this made sure that I have a uniform glow in all my windows and they look great.

I purchased these for window candles. I was leery of the color they would be, however, they're a warm light. They also seem to be lasting quite well as I haven't had to replace any yet. My 4-star rating is due to cost. After purchasing here I found them cheaper locally.

It works well in my candles, lights with no flicker. I'd give it 5 stars except the light is supposed to warm white, I'd say it was bright white of around 4000-4500 kelvin. It is also very bright for a candle.

each bulb was packaged separately which is very nice. they are a bright white and work in my sensor candle lamps that also have the option of doing a dimmer light. granted, i could have gotten a few dozen regular night light bulbs for what these cost, but if they last as long as they claim, i'll save a lot of money on my energy bill.

These are okay. The first batch we got were much better and had a long led element which looks better in a window candle. These have been replaced with a small square led which is okay for the upstairs windows but we still need the long led for the downstairs windows.

Really bright bulbs but when I tried them in a dusk to dawn night light, they strobe continually unless you put a piece of tape over the sensor which defeats the purpose of having dusk to dawn night lights. The bulbs are supposed to work with these kind of night lights but they don't in any of the ones we have. Two of the bulbs that I have in other accent lamps, the base came apart from the bulb when I took them out of the lamps. I will use them until they are all done with but i won't buy these ones again.

They're OK. You definitely aren't going to read by them, even pressed close up to you :) They're more for some soft mood lighting, like a candle light. They are a soft yellow light. I was looking at the Kelvin rating but there are other compounding factors such as lumens and watts. I am off grid so I can't complain about three bulbs at .7w each.The photo attached is 3 bulbs together and the light is brighter in the photo but you can see that it doesn't throw light very far, by the time it reaches the desk (5' below fixture) you can't read by it.I'll still use them to offer some ambient light when I want but this won't be my reading light :)

Ordered these as replacements for burnt-out 7-watt incandescent bulbs in an assortment of old-style nightlights. They work perfectly in those with a manual on-off switch, but do tend to flicker in the ones which have the auto-on sensors, even with the 'electric-eye' taped right off. The bulbs themselves are great, but they may not be compatible with the obsolete technology of 20-year-old photo-sensor-nightlights. At less-than-a-watt, the power consumption is negligible and I'll simply forego the auto-on feature, and leave them on all the time (in the right kind of fixture).

In A NutshellThe old incandescent blew in my motion sensing night light and I wanted a replacement. I had tried a Philips brand before but it wasn't even half as bright. This Landlite LED is much brighter than the bulb it's replacing. It's a little pricier, but it uses very little electricity.The Good Parts* Exact same size as the old school bulbs - will fit in an enclosed night light with no issue* Brighter than the incandescents that come with night lights* Works with sensor lights - from my pre-purchase research, not all LED bulbs in this size work with them* Uses less electricity (although it may be negligible since motion sensing night lights are only on sporadically)* Appears to be well made - I don't foresee any problems since there is no filament to burn outQuibbles* They're a little pricey at 3.75 per unit in my opinion, but I expect these bulbs to last a very long time.

I love these bulbs. I always buy 6500K or 5000K Day Light Bulbs. I have tried other LED bulbs in the past that had a hard plastic on the LED to make it appear like a Incandescent bulb but the light was so weak the light barely escaped. I bought these others by Globe they have a single LED which points straight up. they are kind of large. I've been using these bulbs (Landlite ([3000K]) without the plastic Cover that you can slide on. I just use the bare bulb in my night lights. I love how there is 4 LED Lights facing all directions and another bulb on top pointing upwards. I haven't tried these in a sensor night light. My Globe bulbs would Hum when they were in a light censor type night light base. so I went out and replaced all my censor bases with on/off switch bases. Today I just ordered my third box of these LED bulbs for a total of 12 bulbs.