LED Light Bulb T10 Dimmable Flick

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These are great! I have a light up globe that has a very narrow opening. It's not a primary source of light, just a vibe, so I didn't want something too bright. These bulbs give off just the right color temperature and brightness for ambient light. I probably don't need a 4 pack, but I'll find spaces for the other bulbs. These seem to be fairly priced for a specialty bulb like this.

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I got these specifically for a lamp project, and they turned out to be a great choice.The matte opal finish produces a very interesting effect when the bulb is turned on. Instead of looking directly at a bright, glaring filament, you can see more of a soft silhouette of the filament through the bulb. It gives the light an unusual and attractive appearance without the uncomfortable glare you can get from a clear bulb.The long tubular shape was also exactly what I was looking for with this project. It gives the finished lamp a distinctive look that an ordinary-shaped LED bulb wouldn't have.The warm white light works particularly well for a decorative lamp, and I'm very pleased with the overall effect.These were purchased for a specific look, and they delivered exactly what I was hoping for.

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'T10' LED light bulbMade in China.Dealer based in China.This lamp is an E26 base (the common screw-in "Edison" socket). The product page describes it as a T10 bulb. "T" means tube-shaped, and 10 is the bulb's number of tenths of an inch in diameter—so a normal T10 bulb is one inch in diameter. This bulb actually measures 1.17 inches in diameter—so, to be fussy—you could call it a T11.7 bulb. It also happens to measure close to 30mm in diameter, so we may be looking at a side effect of metric to imperial conversion. Also, many T10s are a tiny bit larger than exactly one inch—even if not as much as these. Most (all?) lighting fixtures made for T10 incandescent bulbs have room for an extra .17 inch—so the extra girth is not likely to be a problem.These have a very warm color temperature—good for a table lamp or headboard reading light. They might be less good for any task that requires high color accuracy, but are great for a soft warm glow.

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Pretty good bulbs. The look and feel is on par with other more expensive "porcelain" style bulbs, making them great for exposed fixtures. Dimmability was mostly smooth. Light output excellent. My only gripe in the color spectrum - it's a little on what I would consider the "green" side for a 2700k bulb, giving off a CFL vibe when I would expect a warmer tone. That being said, I tend to be a bit sensitive to that kind of thing. Otherwise, seems like a quality bulb in a hard to find finish and size.

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I like these bulbs a lot. The long tubular shape looks much better in fixtures where the bulb is visible, and I especially like the 7.3 inch length. The frosted finish gives them a clean, minimal appearance rather than looking like a standard exposed LED bulb.The light is pleasant, although they do not look quite as warm as some of my other 2700K bulbs. They are also a little dimmer than I would ideally prefer at 400 lumens. Neither issue is enough to bother me much, and they still work very well for the fixtures I bought them for.They dim smoothly, fit a normal E26 socket, and the overall quality feels good. I would buy them again, particularly for a fixture where the extra-long shape is part of the look.

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These tubular LED bulbs have a clean, elegant look and produce a pleasantly warm 2700K light. The 400-lumen output is bright enough for accent and decorative lighting, while the CRI90+ rating helps colors appear natural. I also appreciate the dimmable feature and energy-efficient 4W design. A nice combination of style, warm illumination, and everyday practicality.

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Very nice bulbs - well made and well packaged. Each smaller bulb box has all the label info on it, so you need not take up room with the large container if, for example, you use 3 and have only one left to put in your bulb stash for later. The wattage is stamped on the base, so will still be readable in the future when it needs a matching replacement.These bulbs were easy to screw into the socket, and look great in use.The exterior frosting came out nicely, offering a decor-friendly finish for modern interior fixtures. They also dimmed well in my motion-sensing light fixture. The light color-temperature was indeed nicely warm, (but still white, not amber), and my photo shows it next to cream/beige colored house paintThe price might be slightly high, but since these are a specialty bulb and most others I found were clear rather than frosted, it's a pretty good value. I'm happy with these.

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I requested this four-pack of tubular LED Edison bulbs to replace the 2.5-inch spherical frosted incandescent bulbs in our pendant lights in the gathering room. While the old bulbs were functional, they lacked visual appeal. When ordering these bulbs, I couldn’t measure the length of my fixtures, but it turned out to be fortunate that I didn’t measure. I may not have requested them.These bulbs have a unique pearl-like finish that emits a soft glow when in use. Unlike conventional light bulbs, they don’t cause glare, ensuring that direct exposure doesn’t lead to discomfort or eye strain. The base is the standard E26, making them easy to install. At a mere 4 watts, they are energy-efficient and won’t strain your electric bill.The bulbs effortlessly screwed into our fixtures, and they all function flawlessly. They dim appropriately, creating the desired ambiance. Notably, they protrude about 3 inches from the bottom of the fixture. I’ve included photos to showcase their appearance and the overall aesthetic they bring to our space. I’m delighted with the outcome and believe they look like they were intentionally part of the fixtures’ design.