Auraglow Mysa LED Light Bulb – Vintage Retro Rustic Edison Style Decorative Energy Efficient Filament E27 Screw T30 Tube

This bulb is an interesting take on Edison style LED bulbs. One of the closest imitations of old style bulbs I’ve found. Most modern bulbs like this use LED strips, which often are too bright for ambient applications, but this one’s clever, it shines light through a transparent tube with wire patterns etched into it, from one single LED shining down through the middle. Build quality very good, design well thought through.

I bought a few of these to use as "accent lighting" in some darker corners of the house. I bought some clear glass domes to house them in and they work wonderfully. The power usage is very low - to the extent we have these on pretty much all day, every day. They've been in permanent daily use since I purchased them over two years ago, with no issues. They're not dimmable, nor are they very bright, but the colour is terrific - a lovely warm glow. Perfect for what I wanted. Highly recommended two years after purchase!

Very happy, lovely subdued glow, only 650lm do not bright. We use it in a stairwell and it looks great through the glass. Was a bit loose between glass and screw base but it tightened up ok

Bought these for a long lamp shade so wanted the illusion of a continuous light inside and these worked really well!

Expensive but very good first impressions. The bulb feels solid and well made, unlike some that are either delicate or clear plastic. The light level is low, just what is needed for decorative lamps with coloured glass. The effect is that the whole lamp looks more striking and visually appealing. If it lasts well, it might be worth the high price

These bulbs are excellent, I bought 3, 2 to use and 1 as a spare. They are still working well over a year later, and are used daily. The design is fantastic and they are nice warm bulbs. I would purchase again.

Super yellow. Super dim. Nice shape. Won’t buy again.

Works like it should and completed the look I wanted.