Luxrite A19 LED Light Bulbs 100 Watt Equivalent Dimmable, 5000K Bright White, 1600 Lumens, Enclosed Fixture Rated, Standard LED Bulbs 15W, Energy Star, E26 Medium Base - Indoor and Outdoor (6 Pack)

After years of trying different "dimmable" LED bulbs that flickered, buzzed, or just didn’t dim smoothly, I’ve finally found the real deal with these LUXRITE A19 LED Light Bulbs.These are the first LED bulbs I’ve used that truly dim—no flickering, no weird hum, no jumping between brightness levels. Whether I’m setting the mood for a cozy movie night or turning the brightness up for reading, these bulbs handle it like champs.The 3000K soft white light is warm and easy on the eyes, but still bright enough at 1600 lumens to fully light up a room when needed. Plus, they’re Energy Star rated, only use 15W, and are safe for enclosed fixtures—perfect for ceiling mounts and closed lamps.Installation was easy with the standard E26 base, and the quality feels solid. It’s rare to find a bulb that checks all the boxes—truly dimmable, energy-efficient, bright, and reliable—but these absolutely do.If you've been burned by flickery “dimmable” LEDs in the past—these are the ones you’ve been waiting for.

I just got these 3500k bulbs to replace some 2700k bulbs that quit working. The 2700k's light was too warm for my liking. I'm pleased to say these 3500 look perfectly balanced to me, not warm or blue. I have a brand new dimmer for it as well and there doesn't seem to be any flicker (one made to work well with LEDs). At full blast, these are the brightest bulbs I have used so far (but before now, I only used 100w equivalent). They really do light up my room very brightly. I can't speak about longevity because I just got them, but there are 4 in a pack, so I'll have replacements if they don't last so long.

Excellent light bulb for down lighting above kitchen counters, have bought these before and am well pleased. They do give off a brilliant white glow at 5000k, and are also dimmable with no flickering.

Pros: Bright and works well most of the time.Cons: Tend to be sensitive to dirty power.Almost what I expected. These are really bright. I bought the bright white (5000K) and they surely are that and take a bit of time to get used to. They appear to be sensitive to power line harmonics (i.e. dirty power) and can start perceptibly flickering which I find annoying. Eventually that stops but may come back depending on what else is running on the same circuit. I have yet to try another bulb from the same set to see if the flickering is an isolated phenomena.

Writing this review after using my Luxrite 3000k light bulbs for 2 years now and still going strong! They do not flicker and have not had any issues to date. None in my pack of four were faulty. LED bulbs are a lot lighter and cooler than fluorescent bulbs of the past, glad to pay a little extra up front for them to save in energy costs. I have definitely seen a reduction in my electricity bills since swapping to all LED bulbs around the house.I LOVE the 3000k and 3500k warm and natural white that this brand offers, it's a rating that is so hard to find in stores. I have tried all temperatures of lighting before I decided on these. I find that 2700k is hard on the eyes because it makes it hard to read with how dim and yellow it is, and at 5000k the light is very blue and cool, makes your house look sterile like a hospital or office. I tend to feel more depressed with darker or cooler lighting, but that's my own observation. The 3000 and 3500k are bright enough while still being warm; it's very similar to natural sunlight. Very comfortable lighting. That is my personal preference and I hope it helps someone who isn't sure what they want come to a purchasing decision! (Attaching a picture of the bulb inside a floor lamp, though keep in mind with different computer or phone screens the color may not be accurate, but I have tried my best to describe it!)EDIT: My bulbs finally gave out in two lamps I had them in after 3 years. The lamps were on for about 8-9 hours a day x365 days a year x3 years, so that's about 8700 hours roughly. Both gave out around the same time, so I do not think it is a coincidence. Definitely does not last the lifespan it claims, but overall I am still pleased with them. Just be sure to factor this in if cost is an issue.

after picking few 1600lumen A19 bulbs, found out this one the brightest. Your money worth, although this one is more premium than other, cost few dollars more per , but you got great lighting cover whole room and eye care. feel satisfied to write this first review :)

Purchased a 12 pack Aug 2013 and another 12 pack Nov 2024 loved the dimmable and brightness for size aspect. Now over the past month two bulbs have flat out failed and another 4/5 intermittently flicker. Not sure which packs they belonged to but definitely less longevity than I expected being LED bulbs. I have anything on motion sensors (vacancy only mode) and automations thoughout the house so it’s not like they’re being over used either. Won’t be getting again. Really loved at beginning which is why I bought two 12 packs. :/

Nice bright bulbs, I can work in this light.