LED Flame Outdoor Light Bulbs

[Color: Orange, Size: 4 Pack, Set name: Standard Version]
This says outdoor, but because I am who I am, I put them in my bathroom indoors.The family complains that it's hard to see (even with three of them) but to me, it gives the same effect as having 3-6 candles lit in the bathroom at once without having to actually light a candle, which is exactly what I wanted, so everyone can just go ahead and keep showering in the dark.Love these, will continue to purchase them. They've lasted 3 months and counting so far! Very warm, orange color.

[Color: Orange, Size: 4 Pack, Set name: Standard Version]
Easy to install and quite beautiful. They do not put out the amount of light needed for security, but since we have four of them close to one another, it gives off a lot of light, but the product is wonderful!

[Color: Orange, Size: 4 Pack, Set name: Standard Version]
The ones that survived work well. They are flimsy and the 1st one I tried to put in the socket fell apart. The other 3 are working as expected

[Color: Orange, Size: 4 Pack, Set name: Standard Version]
I originally got these LED light bulbs because I liked the unique firelight effect, and they have turned out to be one of my favorite lighting upgrades. While they are often marketed for Halloween or seasonal decorations, I actually use them year round and love the warm, inviting atmosphere they create.The flickering flame effect looks surprisingly realistic and adds a cozy glow to my porch and outdoor spaces. They make evenings feel more relaxing and welcoming without being overly bright. Guests frequently comment on how attractive they look.Installation was quick and easy, and the bulbs worked perfectly right out of the box. They have been reliable and energy efficient, providing the look of a real flame without the mess or safety concerns of an actual fire.The quality has exceeded my expectations, and they have held up well with regular use. If you are looking for decorative lighting that creates a warm and unique ambiance, these bulbs are an excellent choice. I would definitely purchase them again.

[Color: Orange, Size: 2 Pack, Set name: Standard Version]
Love how the flame flickers!The only outdoor light like this in our neighborhood.

[Color: Orange, Size: 4 Pack, Set name: Standard Version]
These are plastic bulbs and standard to install. Overall, the fire light is nice, looks like a flickering flame inside the bulb. It does switch between modes when turning on/off, but I could discern only 2 modes, not 4 - flickering and continuous. However, we would have liked it to be brighter. We wanted to use them at a certain place in the living room/kitchen area, and it turned out to be too dim. It might have been a bad assumption on our part, but at the moment we are not using them and will wait for an opportunity where these will fit - could be Halloween or Christmas - if we can find an apt place for them. I think they could have been slightly less priced.

[Color: Orange, Size: 4 Pack, Set name: Standard Version]
Ok... these are cool. I wasnt sure how the effect was going to look . And by the way, the lightbulbs are just white. But anyway, i put one into this standing lamp we have where the top opens up, and u can dim it up and down with this switch thing we have. I mention this specifically because when i turned it up to full blast, it was a regular solid warm pretty dim light. But solid. Then when i moved the switch down and back up, it started to flicker. My not so brilliant brother in law (who knew ALL about my experiment) was like "oh! Did it start a fire?' lol! Omg he totally meant it too, as much as he tried to play it off. I guess thats how real it looked. But as I moved the dimmer up and down, every other time its just solid. No difference between med or low. SO- I thought i read somewhere in the discription that u had to have a dimming light, but i easily could have just made that up. It looks like u just use a regular light source and if u want it to 'burn' or not just means flick it off and then on again.Ugh (and thats like a deep, from the gut UGH)... i guess I should test that theory then, shouldn't I? Well im not re-typing all of this, that's for sure... so i guess u will be going on this journey with me.Okay so here we go, test number two. And just so you know, I just had to go and find the rest of the bulbs, which are now hidden. Most likely by my brother-in-law, trying to hide his idiotic moment from earlier. Then I had to come back to the room and find a lamp that I was able to control, which ended up being right above my head. . Okay after typing that all out it really doesn't sound like very much...but trust me- it was a lot. So just to give you a visual, since...you know.. you are here with me... I plugged it into a overhanging lamp. So it will look a little different, maybe not as cool since you can actually see the bulb now. But let's see what happens. Oh i guess I should let u know that these are all just regular light bulb size sockets. No special size light bulbs here. Shoot that was like my biggest question when I got these. Maybe I should have made that more clear in the beginning. Oh I know, I'll put it in the title. Moving on...experiment results:Oh wow ok well this completely turns everything on its head. First of all, it actually does look pretty cool being able to see the light. It looks like the fire is like inside the light. But more importantly, when I turned it on- it started to flicker. I turned it off and then back on, and again it flickered. So no solid light at all. I don't really get that but there you have it. On a regular light, you just turn it on and it flickers away. On a dimmer, every other time you turn it on it'll just be solid. But a really dim dark solid....so...you're welcome.