Jslinter 6-Pack Edison Light Bulb 60 Watt, Dimmable A19 Antique Vintage Old Fashioned E26 Incandescent Light Bulbs, Amber Warm White

These bulbs are really nice looking and easy on the eyes, but they're not nearly as bright as a classic 60 watt bulb. They seem to be about a 40 watt equivalent in brightness. I did not test the actual wattage. One thing is for sure, they last way, way longer on a motion sensor timer switch than LED bulbs which is why I bought them.

Well packaged. Arrived faster than expected.Bulbs are not as bright as I expected from a 60 watt bulb, but it’s fine.

Out of 6 bulbs, 1 died the 2nd day, 1 died the 4th day, and a third one died after a couple months. 3 left, but I am not using them. They do not give off 60 watts of light. Very soft, yellowish light. They are a poor example of incandescent bulbs. I just want the powers to bring back regular incandescent bulbs. I don't want to use LED's. These bulbs are not worth owning.

Quite a warm hue and I love them they're nice and cozy and so much better than the bright white bulbs I used to have.

I'm so tired of haligen/blue light. I love these to read books from my lamp with this light.

Really cool, warm glow makes me feel good, I wish there was a way to give it 4 out of 6 stars because 2 of the 6 have already burned out in 24 hours :( they were in the same room, plugged in to the same light.I don’t know if some light ballasts can’t handle more than 1 bulb or what happened, but it’s the room I really wanted these in, and they only worked one night.Also I could swear I turned off all six working bulbs in my rooms the night before so I don’t know why they would break while dark, they just wouldn’t come on the next day… maybe when turning them back on they both just shorted out or something.Worried this is going to happen to the others now, but hoping not. The light ballast where the two simultaneously burnt out, flickers sometimes, but that never broke the LED’s in there previously, and they didn’t flicker that night, so I just really don’t know what caused it. Maybe two bulbs got the light fixture too hot? They were covered by a basic decorative light cover and these do put out way more heat than the LED’s, which never broke.Still a cool product but at this rate of burnout I worry/wonder if any will still be working by the end of the month…

Basic review: These warm white bulbs are longer than the old/traditional standard light bulbs, so they don't fit in every fixture we have, but the yellow ones do. They were packaged very well so we had no breakage in shipping. Easy to install, the glass doesn't feel terribly light/thin. The color is much easier to look at than white LEDs. These were delivered to my house 5 days ago and already one has burnt out. That's a bummer and I really hope it was just 1 dud and the other 5 last much longer.This leads me to my longer review for those who care...Detailed review with TMI: I've always been bothered by flicker rate of fluorescent lights, even 20 years ago. I've always known I didn't like LEDs, but never really could put a finger on it. I just said they bothered me. I couldn't pin down why. We held out and used incandescent bulbs we had purchased for quite a long time, but eventually felt defeated and began searching for a tolerable LED since we couldn't find incandescent bulbs for quite some time for sale. Slowly, like a frog in a pot of water that was being warmed up, we switched one bulb at a time in our home to LED. When I first went to buy LED bulbs, I bought and returned at least 4 types. Too bright, too blue, too harsh... Finally I found one with the right brightness and color combo that when I installed it, I did not immediately say, "Take it out, I hate it." So, we settled and bought those because... what else could we do? Bulb by bulb our home switched over.A friend was explaining to me the ill effect LED bulbs had on her when she was in public spaces. When I remarked that we couldn't find incandescent bulbs for sale, she sent me the link to this product. I bought these in both colors and replaced the lights in my living and dining room area. When I flicked the light switches on, I wasn't really expecting anything. I just knew I liked incandescent better. I was quite surprised when IMMEDIATELY I felt a release of tension behind and around my eyes. It was like someone put sunglasses on me after straining looking toward the sun for hours. I continued to feel a relaxing sensation I cannot adequately describe for about an hour after switching the lighting. Wow. They were causing eye strain I hadn't recognized. That's not all. The insomnia that my doctor and I had been blaming on stress has completely, absolutely gone away. I've been struggling with insomnia for 6+ months and it has only been getting worse. A couple weeks ago (before we changed the bulbs), I couldn't fall asleep until 5am! I'm not young, I was tired, and I'd had no caffeine, sugar, spicy foods, or circumstantial stress that could at all account for my inability to sleep. I've slept so much better since switching my bulbs to these that I sound like an incandescent light salesman. So, even though 1/6 has burnt out on the 5th day, you can see why I'd still rate these so highly. The tension in my neck is significantly improved and I'm hoping this means the tension headaches and chiropractic adjustments that were becoming alarmingly frequent are going to be things of the past as well. I'm astonished something as simple as changing my light bulbs could help me to rest well at night, feel so much better with so little effort, and be happier and more productive. This is obviously not going to be the effect for everyone, but if you've thought maybe LEDs bother you (but like me, didn't really think they had an effect other than annoyance), give these a try.

Easy on the eyes creates a healthy the environment....leave the LED behind