gezee 15W LED Cylindrical Bulb, E26 LED Candelabra Light Bulbs 120 Watt Equivalent,1500lm, 6000K Daylight White LED Chandelier Bulbs,Non-Dimmable LED Lamp (3-Pack)

Very bright , I really like it

Beautiful warm color but not yellow or cold white that is nice and bright even under a shade. Bought several other 100 watt rated LED bulbs that weren't near this bright. This seems to be equivalent to the 100 watt incandescent bulbs I replaced.

I bought these bulbs to replace an incandescent bulb that came with a lighting kit. I needed to reduce the amount of heat inside a handmade lantern and was searching for an LED. This bulb fits the bill and was much brighter than the provided bulb, so I was happy about that. I did however have to drill vent holes in the top and back of my lantern still because the base of this bulb gets EXTREMELY hot. I mean this got so hot it will burn your fingers if you touch the base after it's been on for 5 minutes. Normally I would have just gone back to the provided bulb, but I did like the amount of light this bulb gave off so I improvised my project.Overall I would recommend this bulb for someone looking for an alternative to an incandescent bulb with the caveat to be aware of the heat this bulb produces. If the bulb has good venting, it shouldn't be an issue. I would definitely buy this product again if the need arose.

Several years ago I bought a new ceiling fan/light. The thing is beautiful. The problem was the glass globe on the light fixture is frosted and it cuts down the light significantly. The fixture was rated for a maximum of 40 watt bulbs. By switching to these I get a lot more light and they generate less heat than a 40 watt incandescent. My only complaint is that they seem to only last about a year, probably due to the vibration of the fan.

The rooms in my apartment, strangely, both use a single E12 on the wall to light up the bedrooms. As you know, a single standard E12 won't do a single hoot for making a room bright enough. These are small, dim lights that are only bright enough when used in a chandelier (where they're supposed to be) that uses multiple lights at a time, not a single light bulb for an entire bedroom.So, I looked for an LED 100 WATT or higher equivalent bulb so that my rooms could have a bright enough light even with a poor design/electrical decision implemented. I'm glad to say this bulb did the trick and wasn't too thick to fit in the place of the old standard bulb. Now it feels light I am in a regular bedroom, rather off in some dark basement where I can barely read or see the light of day at night

I received a package of three of these bulbs and none of the three make good contact with the lamp base. In order to get the bulb to illuminate, it's necessary to back the bulb out about 1 thread from being tight. However in this position, the bulb eventually starts to flicker and then goes out completely until it is jiggled slightly back into place.When operating, the bulb provides a good amount of light and is a nice color for a dressing room.Other bulbs with E12 bases work fine in the same lamp.

Excellent brightness. Other sources this bright can be harsh to very harsh; these devices produce a warm, pleasant light that's easy on the eyes for reading, working, and cleaning. Recommended for anyone whose ceiling fan light kit requires an E12 base.

I have a fairly large room (roughly 15x20’) that takes 2x of this style bulb in a ceiling fan. I’m not someone who likes a dim room. Previously, I had some 500 lumen GE LEDs installed and when it started getting dark I could barely tell when I turned the light on. So much so that I added two lamps to properly light the room. Now with these Gezee 1500lm LED bulbs the room is completely lit from the ceiling fan. It took some getting used to actually being able to see my shadow on the wall. There is some very slight pulsing if I look at the lighting on the wall, but it honestly doesn’t bother me. Wish I would’ve bought these sooner. Will update if I run into any issues.