8Pack Edison Light Bulb Vintage Incandescent Chandelier Light Bulbs 60W 110-130V Bent Flame Tip Light Bulb with Candelabra Base (E12), Dimmable Warm White Filame

They are really cute in my chandeliers. Only one arrived broken. I will buy them again.

These bulbs are WORTHLESS!! We have them in a seldom-used fixture and they have burned out within a few hours of use. They also lose their amber color immediately. Don’t waste your money!!! These are garbage.We didn’t use them immediately after receiving them, so cannot return them. I contacted Amazon to see what could be done and they processed a return for only 1 of 4 packages, and for only 80% of the cost. Not happy.

Purchased these for some statement chandeliers we have around our home. The LED Edison style bulbs just weren’t cutting it; we had a guest exclaim how ugly they were when turned off and the LED filament was bright yellow when not illuminated.These are stunning! They do put off an extremely warm glow, so If that’s not what you’re going for you may need to look elsewhere. They’re perfect for mood lighting in our dining room, jacuzzi, and bedroom chandeliers! When set to the lowest dimness setting on our smart switch (as shown in photo) the spiral filament is just gorgeous and very interesting to look at. When set to full brightness, it illuminates the room in a warm glow without being offensive to the eyes. Personally I’d say the lights would be a bit too warm for something like a family room/foyer/kitchen/main bath where you want something a bit more bright, but for a place you need a nice mood setting light, or even an accent light in addition to task lighting/recessed lighting, you won’t be disappointed with these bulbs!We bought a few packs and every single one of them that we’ve installed works and it’s been a few weeks. Can’t speak on longevity just yet, but we haven’t had any burn out or break.I’ll definitely purchase more in the future, great value!

We got these lightbulbs to replace Edison bulbs we bought from Phillips. These are for use in an exposed chandelier, and the Phillips bulbs had writing on the glass. These bulbs are crystal clear and I was intrigued by the spiral pattern. I had read reviews about them being fragile and breaking. I made sure to handle them gently and unbox from the base, and I had no issues. The 6 of the 8 bulbs I used worked. We use them in a chandelier with bases that look like candlesticks. The flame tip matches the look perfectly. There is no flicker and they work well with our dimmer switch. They are bright enough to illuminate our dining room with a very warm light when it is turned all the way up. If you’re not going for a “warm glow,” these are not the bulbs for you, though they are plenty bright for us. When the bulbs are turned all the way up, they appear more as standard chandelier bulbs. The light is a good brightness that doesn’t hurt your eyes, since we use them as an exposed bulb. We don’t use our dining room often, so we keep them dimmer when not in use so you can see the spiral coil. We got them two months ago and none have burned out. I was skeptical because of the price, but I’ve been very pleased with these so far! It wasn’t possible to take a decent picture with the light all the way up, so I took one dim picture to show the look and one with the exposure turned all the way down so you could see the coil.

Nice but beware they are very fragile. One of my bulbs broke getting it out of the package. It’s a very tight fit.

These looked great in our antique chandelier! However they were very dim and didn’t offer much light. Good for intimate dinner. Ordered in May and 3 have blown already. Also the wall where the switch is gets very warm, and the switch itself gets hot! I believe there is something wrong with these! I’ll try contacting the seller, but I will not be using these again!

The media could not be loaded.  I absolutely love these bulbs. I had a different kind in here at first and they were way too hott. These don’t give off as much heat and look fantastic. Very classy and look great even when they are turned off.

Installed 6 of these last night in a fixture on a dimmer. For a couple of hours just enjoyed their beauty. Today had them on for a couple of minutes dimmed...then within five seconds of each other three of them blew.