E12 LED Bulbs,12W LED Corn Light Bulb, E12 LED Bulb 100W Equivalent 1200 Lumen 3000K Warm White, Non-Dimmable LED Candelabra Light Bulbs, E12 Candelabra Base Chandelier Light Bulbs, Pack of 3

This is a good product. The light is bright. I highly recommend it.

Bright, Efficient, and Reliable – Perfect Replacement for Incandescent Bulbs!I recently replaced several of my old incandescent bulbs with these LED Light Bulbs (100W Equivalent, 1200 Lumens) and I’m very happy with the upgrade.

I've spent far too much time and money trying to get rooms with fan lights bright enough with the new LED bulbs. The real problem is that the old fan fixtures had 4 or even 5 bulbs in them that lit a room up very well. The new fan fixtures only have 2 or 3 bulbs. I've tried everything - color, lumens, watts. This is what I have learned. 3000K is the best color. This is basically the color we used to get with the old incandescent bulbs. 2700K is yellow, anything over 5000k makes you think that aliens have come to abduct you. Lumens are also important. An old fan light fixture with 5 - 60 watt bulbs had approximately 4250 Lumens. The new fan fixtures come with only 2 or 3 bulbs. These bulbs are 1200 lumens each, but still 3600 lumens is not the same as 4250. A 2 bulb fixture only gives you max 2400 lumens which is just over half what the old fan fixture gave. I fear the new reality is that you just need more lamps in a room if you want to have good lighting. But for bulbs for a fan fixture - these are the best. They are the equivalent of a 100 watt bulb. Which is the most you can get. We didn't use 100 watts in overhead fixtures in incandescent bulbs, but of course, our overhead fixtures had 4 or 5 bulbs. With only 2 or 3 bulbs, you have to get as many lumens as you can and these bulbs are the highest you can get. They are 3000 K which is bright but not area 51 bright. Note to manufactures of light fixtures. We don't want just enough light so that we don't bump into large pieces of furniture. We want enough light so we can find an earring back on the floor. We need more bulbs! But as long as you are stuck with only 3 bulbs ( or heaven forbid only 2), these LEDs are really quite good.

I like the futuristic "insect eye" style and the warm, bright light. I use the bulbs in a bathroom, so I didn't want a stark white daylight color temperature.The bulb candelabra bases are a little short - about 1/16 inch too short to touch the center contact in my light fixture. So I had to modify the fixture to get the bulbs to make contact and light up.

We purchased these bulbs to fill a special need which they did just fine. Here’s our story.Some years ago we purchased an inexpensive white 42” 4-blade ceiling fan from one of the home improvement stores that required a bulb with a candelabra/E12 base inside its single frosted globe. The bulb which came with the fan was way too dim and yellow for our liking, however we were lucky to locate a 75 watt CFL “bright white” replacement bulb online which provided exactly the right amount of light at exactly the right color temperature which was somewhere in the 3500-4000 Kelvin range.That CFL bulb recently burned out and a replacement impossible to find at a reasonable price, and most of the E12 base LED’s in stores are rated at 60 watts. We even tried a 75 watt standard base/E26 LED bulb with an E12-E26 adapter but that combination ended up about 1/2” too long to fit inside the sub 6” frosted globe on the fan.Next we purchased a 75 watt “corn” type bulb with an E12 base online thinking that would be just fine, however its output was barely 40 watts with a very warm/yellow color temperature. We used that just long enough to get very tired of dim/yellow light when we found these on Amazon. We believe the Chinese inflate the equivalent wattage of their LED bulbs by quite a bit.We estimate that these bulbs provide the 75 watt equivalent of light that we enjoyed in our 75 watt CFL bulb - it’s hard to gauge inside the frosted globe. We also estimate the color temperature very close to a “bright white” type bulb and it doesn’t flicker whether or not the fan is running. Bingo!Not excited to pay $14.59 for three bulbs but they met a need for us so it was money well spent. Now we’ll see how long they last.Recommended.Good luck.

These are very bright bulbs that are an excellent replacement for overhead fixtures that require the small candelabra base. I have some low-profile ceiling fans that take require these and those rooms are finally bright. These bulbs are bright, cool to the touch and small enough to fit in those small fixtures while actually providing enough light.One important note: the higher-wattage versions are also physically bigger because the extra output comes from having more LEDs in the array. The 12 watt version I bought have 6x LEDs in the row and the 16 watt version have 8x LEDs in the row, so are actually quite a bit bigger and are bigger than a standard decorative bulb. If you have tight space in your fixture, they may not fit. Unless you know for sure that you need the higher-output version, I recommend the 12 watt variant because those are pretty close to the standard decorative bulb size.The only downside to these is that they're not pretty and don't look like a traditional bulb. In an open fixture, they may stand out as unusual but that isn't meaningful considering how bright and effective they are.

I have a typical ceiling fan/light fixtures with the opaque shade over the lights. One of my bulbs died so I needed a replacement. I got these because I want maximum light and candelabra bulbs generally have less lumens than standard base LED bulbs. This has high lumens (1200), but 3 of these bulbs is MUCH dimmer than just 2 of my old 1080 lumens light bulbs. I thought the 360 degree lights would help but nope. They also get much hotter than regular LED bulbs. Not a huge fan. But they don't flicker, so that's a positive.

These worked great. Our ceiling fan takes this size, and I really wanted bright lights.