PHILIPS LED 60W BA11 E12 Chandelier Bulbs 3-Pack Ultra Definition Soft White (2700K) 500 Lumen (5W = 60W) Dimmable Flicker-Free LED Candelabra Bulbs

I’ve had 16 of these for almost a year now and they are amazing. I test a lot of LED bulbs for work and the dimming is really hit or miss. Even within some of the Philips bulbs, some are great and some not so much. These are amazing and they really nail the warm glow effect, even next to real candles. They also really brighten up a room for normal day use. I use them with the Kasa smart dimmers and have had no issues.

I recently switched to Philips Ultra Definition LED bulbs throughout my home and have been thoroughly impressed. These bulbs are a cut above the rest, particularly in their ability to accurately render colors, a feature that compelled me to replace almost every bulb in my house with this model.The color reproduction of these bulbs is exceptional. What sets them apart is their performance in the red spectrum, where many LEDs, even those with high Color Rendering Index (CRI) scores, typically fall short. The Philips Ultra Definition bulbs bring out reds and similar hues with a vibrancy and accuracy that’s genuinely remarkable. This superior color rendering has transformed the ambiance of my home, making everything look more natural and vivid.Another standout feature is the flawless no-flicker dimming. The transition through different brightness levels is smooth, enhancing the overall lighting experience without any distracting flickers or noise.The pricing of these bulbs is also worth mentioning. They offer incredible value for their quality, striking a perfect balance between cost and performance.The only drawback is the limited range of bulb sizes. My chandeliers require G4 size bulbs, which are not available in the Philips Ultra Definition range. It’s a minor inconvenience in what has otherwise been a fantastic lighting upgrade.In summary, the Philips Ultra Definition LED bulbs are an excellent investment for anyone looking to enhance their home’s lighting. Their exceptional color reproduction, especially in the red spectrum, flawless dimming, and great price make them a top choice. Highly recommended for a noticeable improvement in home lighting.

Stopped the minor light flicker from my instant water heater.

The description says "up to 15,000 hours, or up to 15 years with an average use of 3 hours a day", but the bulbs only lasted a year before starting to flicker and dim randomly.

Put in 10 bulbs in a chandelier. The bulbs dims like an incandescent bulb without all the heat.

Bit low in brightness. As usually perfect reproduction. Comes with the cost though. Thankfully not too hot. Dimming function works fine. I find these last a bit longer than other LED lights too.

We have a security light that we leave on 24/7/365 and I noticed that we were replacing lights every 2-3 months, even with lights that were advertised as lasting 5x as long (doing the math to account for them always being on). Finally, I found these and they have been amazing. They have been going non-stop since I purchased them quite a while ago and they’re still bright as the day I got them!! If you need a nice, bright, durable solution look no further!

These bulbs provide a warm, bright light, similar to daylight. I changed them out for regular LEDS in a fixture with frosted globes. They really lit up my windowless powder room. Maybe too much! I found out it wasn't as clean as I thought lol. Also, it revealed flaws in my paint job. So that's my only warning - you might not love it in a room that needs painting! I replaced generic bulbs with this brand name in the hopes that they would last longer. Previous cheaper bulbs have burnt out quickly and this expensive, fixture is very awkward to reach. I'm in danger of breaking the glass ever time I touch it. I don't want to have to change them more than say, once a year. So we'll see if these last the decade+ promised (with normal use)! I will update if they fail before their expected lifespan. Hopefully Philips won't let me down. I know it's possible for LEDs to last forever, but I've had trouble with smaller bulbs.