G9 LED Bulb Dimmable, Warm White, 6W Equivalent 40W, 50W, 60W Halogen, 3000K, 540LM Light, AC 120V CRI 82, G9 Base (10 Pack)

Summary: These bulbs are a perfect replacement for a 120V 75W halogen G9 bulb. They use 6W vs. the original 75W of the halogen resulting in a stunning savings of energy. They are accurately represented as a 3000K bulb: with the switch turned to the highest setting, each bulb emits a very bright soothing light – not too white yet not too yellow, which is perfect for my dining room. They are dimmable without flicker or buzz.Background: I was faced with replacing the G9 halogen bulbs for my Restoration Hardware dining room chandelier. Two bulbs had burned out and rather than just replacing them with the 120V 75W existing bulbs, I wanted LED replacements. Just the thought of burning 600W every time I turn it on has been nagging at me. 600W! But one thing I didn’t want was to replace the bulbs and hate it every time I turned it on. I needed the room need to be bright on some occasions and not so bright on others - so the replacement bulbs needed to be dimmable.I ordered the bulbs; still not completely confident they were going to fit. I was also concerned about the color of the lights – you know, that “we’re eating dinner in a factory” sharp white, white rather than the soft, “let’s have a glass of wine” white. These were spot on 3000K as promised. They also come to life immediately - no delay from the time you flip the switch to the time they turn on. Buzzing? Nope. Flickering? Nope. They are perfect. I actually grin a little bit every time I walk by the light – whether it’s on or not. For the reasonable cost of replacing the halogen bulbs, I’m saving 70 watts of power each. I feel like a bit of a dim bulb myself for waiting this long to save 550W every time I flip a switch and I honestly can’t tell the difference in the appearance or function as compared to the original G9 75W halogen bulbs.Note: Make sure the bulbs will fit into your fixture enclosure. The replacement bulbs in my fixture had to fit into a small screw on glass enclosure - so I worried that the size of the replacement bulbs could be an issue for me. These bulbs ended up being smaller than I had imagined because the posted measurement includes the length of the pins and plastic base that disappear into the fixture socket.

Nice bright bulbs with no flicker. Used them for my wifes closet light. No complaints, hope they last.

Bought these about a eleven months ago. Three of ten already don't light up, and one other is already intermittently failing. That's a 40% failure rate in under a year.Update Feb '23 : Of the original 10 bulbs, only 4 are still functional. 16 months. The stated lifespan expectation was close to 30k hours - these aren't even at 20% of that number, and we're at 60% failure. I know they are cheap, but cheap trash is still trash.

Bought 3 boxes of these lightbulbs and all worked well out of the box. They seem well made. BUT… 7 out of 30 or 23% of them have failed well before the advertised 30,000 hrs or 3.4yrs lifetime. The bulbs are were not used in dimming mode at all and they were installed in well ventilated under cabinet light fixtures. It seems these bulbs have a high failure rate and have quality issues. ALSO… the advertisement could be more accurate as far as dimming. The bulbs work well on the high full-on setting. However when used in a fixture with dimmer feature of the resonant-type which is typical here in the US, you will see flickering. I used them on under cabinet lighting where the fixture has a rocker switch with two brightness settings (one bar and 2 bar). On the full setting (no dimmer) there is no flickering. On the low setting I see definitely visible flickering. I didn’t mind because I like the under cabinet lights to be bright and always full-on. If you want smooth dimming with a standard resonant dimmer typically found in US households, you may not want these then. But if you have a fancier non-resonant PWM dimmer then they might work as advertised. Lifetime most likely still be an issue though.

Good color temperature and dimmable. We have these LED bulbs in both three bulb and four bulb enclosed figures and one by one, they have begun to flicker and it's very noticeable. These are over bathroom mirrors and are not on very often. Thankfully we had four extras but am currently exploring other alternatives before the next one goes. So much for the long life of LED's.

I purchased these bulbs to replace the ones that came with my light fixture. I was specifically looking for LED dimmable bulbs that gave out white light (not yellow) and increased the light in the room. I went from a 4W to a 6W. Not only did I get that beautiful white light I was looking for, it worked with my existing dimmer, and I got the increase in wattage I needed to better light the room. They are expensive but I got exactly the results I wanted.

I have been looking for this neutral color tone in g9 bulbs! After buying three different sets these ones are perfect! Very bright on full and dim to nothing. The bulbs are clean light. Others read very yellow/green or a cold blue. So happy!

All was good for about 5 months of 4-6 hours of daily use, but then one by one these bulbs started dying. Bought a set of 10 in November 2023, by September 2024 I only have 3 left that still light up.

I was a little worried about the extra length these bulbs had versus the originals. That turned out to be not a problem at all.I got the 3000K version which is a really nice white light. The colours of the elements in the room seemed better to me. These were used in two fixtures in a bathroom each having five bulbs.I have had of LED bulbs that claim to be dimmable but really do a poor job of it. Flickering at low levels or some bulbs on the same dimmer having different brightness that other or just turning off altogether before other bulbs do. These bulbs dim really well, They dim all the same way over 10 bulbs and all have exactly the same brightness level.I don't know how long they will last but if I have any problems I will report back.

The price was great because I spent $10 a bulb a year ago, a total of $90 and I had to replace six. they came in two days and they were 1/3 of the cost easy Peezy

UPDATE:Initially I gave them a raving review. you can see it below. Just after 5-6 months they started flickering and one after another they died. These LEDS are extremely expensive and are supposed to last a "decade". They barely lasted 6 months of light use. Terrible products and I feel ripped off.I had been purchasing Phillips capsule lights up until recently; they are brand-name and quite nice. However, they are $28 for 3. I thought I'd give these guys a shot and now I regret wasting money with Phillips Capsules. These are just as good: very high quality (LED panels, glass finishes, etc) are all on par with the brand name and they are brighter. As far as durability or longevity is concerned, only time can tell. But I'd say that you cannot go wrong with the quality and the price!

Just what I was looking for. Bright, energy efficient. Longevity to be determined.Shipping was fast.

Wanted to upgrade the 4W 400lm bulbs in my kitchen to brighter dimmable bulbs. These Eco.Luma 6W bulbs are 540lm rated, but show dimmer than all the 4W 400lm bulbs I've been using! (All bulbs are 3000K temp.) No need for dimming as already too dim. Also, they were manufactured May 2021 and the first one (of 6 in use) is flickering after 1000-1500 hours use with a 30,000 hour promise. Though in my experience, this has been common place with all the indoor LED & CFLs I have bought. So pay extra for dimmable 6W for nothing in my case..