This bulb is OK, but a bit dim (probably comparable to a 15w incandescent at best), and produces a very white light.

Great low wattage light for people using battery bank/inverter.

Use them outdoors to illuminate the walk in places where regular bulb were burning out easily.

Too blue and dim. High price should have provided better product.

I bought one knowing it only produces 60 lumens. Works very well for me in my office closet (small space is well lit). Might seem expensive for a closet light, but remember the long view... over the life of this bulb, you''d need to buy like 60 incandescent bulbs (which alone justifies the cost). Then add in the energy savings as a bonus (hundreds of $ over the life of the bulb). Plus you''re promoting a market for this new technology. And, no mercury like the CFLs.

Worked great.

I like it. I admit I am definitely disappointed by the low light output, but I was forewarned about this, so it's not your fault or the manufacturer's. Besides the low lumen challenge, it's also the "type" of light output that is disappointing: glaring white. I know that is the nature of LED. Suggestion: a similar product, but with a "filter" that softens the light. Admittedly, it will sacrifice lumen, but if it were an option maybe?

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Not as bright as a regular bulb, but two of them at 3watts each is about as bright as the 25watt bulb I was using in the bathroom. The buld does give off light that looks like natural light which is nice.

The light is okay, but it seems to blank/flicker (and slowly begins to flash) at above 75%, but below that, it stays still and behaves as an incandescent light bulb. By 0%, little bit of light is emitted from the light bulb. Compare the LED to incandescent, which the incandescent light bulb emits no light at 0%. I used it in Frosted Glass Torchiere floor lamp and it's plugged into Insteon LampLinc Dimmer module. I hope the technology will mature sometime soon.