Lxcom Lighting E11 LED Corn Bulb 15W Dimmable Ceramic Candelabra Bulbs (2 Pack)- 136 LEDs 2835 SMD 1500LM Warm White 3000K 120W Equivalent T3/T4 JDE11 120V Lamp for Home Lighting

Bulbs fine, as orderedproduct was good

I purchased six of these bulbs to replace six, 100W halogen lamps in a bathroom fixture. My goals were to decrease the power consumption and heat input to the room, while maintaining the brightness and color temperature needed for bathroom tasks. The fixture is switched, not on a dimmer.When initially switched on, the LED bulbs are very bright and their color temperature is close enough to warm white to work well. However, as the bulbs get warm, after about 5min, their brightness decreases very noticeably. Also, as the brightness decreases, their color temperature shifts to be substantially cooler.I’m trying to adapt and accept these bulbs. I haven’t been able to find any other LED bulbs of comparable size, base type, brightness and color temperature. But I can’t see very well under the relatively dim, blue light.These LED bulbs will work properly with an LED-rated dimmer (Lutron Diva CL), but as the lamps are dimmed, their color temperature shifts very significantly toward harsh blue. That is exactly opposite the color behavior of a dimmed incandescent or halogen bulb.

The brightness is OK when first installed compared to a 100 watt halogen bulb. However, the the loss of brightness over time is significant and replacement is needed after 7 months. Went back to using the halogen bulbs.

This was a replacement for one that was already installed. The original one only lasted a short time but that may have just been a fluke. This one seems to be lasting a lot longer and saves a bunch of electricity

Great bult, I've been looking for a 150-watt LED bulb. They are not easy to find. This works great and fortunately fit in the shade of my ceiling fan.

What is wrong with these LED T4 E11 bulbs, which are supposed to output 1500 lm? When they are initially turned on (see photo), they have proper brightness (I measured 38.6 foot-candles, which is similar to the 75W 1200 lm halogen bulbs they replaced. But, surprise, after just 5 minutes, these new LED bulbs had dimmed to less than half their original brightness (I measured 17.7 foot-candles at the exact same location). The fixtures (see photo) have lots of room for air to breathe around the bulbs. The LED bulbs didn't seem particularly hot. What is going on? I needed to go back to my old halogen bulbs. If it were just a single bulb with a problem, I might understand that I received a lemon... but all four bulbs I purchased had exactly the same behavior. I'm disappointed.

The perceived lumens output of this LED bulb doesn't seem to put out the claimed 1500 lumens. The bulb seems to match my 750 lumen flashlight when I ceiling bounce the flashlight beam. It does screw in and work in my ceiling fan, replacing the incandescent bulb. But when I dim the LED bulb to its minimum, the bulb flickers badly. It's too early to assess longevity. If it lasts longer than a year, it'll outlast the incandescent version. But the incandescent bulbs are also only $3 each, vs about $9.50 each for the LED. So, the LED would have to run for about 3 years to break even.

These are bright and dim pretty well but I've had to replace most of them annually. Expensive in that regard.