Amazon Basics A19 LED Light Bulbs, 75 Watt Equivalent, Energy Efficient 12W, E26 Standard Base, Soft White 2700K, Dimmable, 10,000 Hour Lifetime , 6-Pack

Great color and intensity. Great quality. Dimmable

These Amazon Basics A19 LED bulbs are a fantastic value. The daylight white 5000K light is bright and clean, making rooms feel fresh and energized. They turn on instantly with no flicker, and the dimmable feature works smoothly with my fixtures. At only 9W, they’re very energy efficient, and with a 10,000-hour lifetime, I won’t need to replace them anytime soon.✅ Pros:Bright daylight color (5000K)Energy efficient (only 9W)Smooth dimming with compatible switchesLong lifespan (10,000 hours)Great value in a 6-pack❌ Cons:Daylight white may be too cool for those who prefer warm lightingBottom Line:If you want bright, efficient, and reliable LED bulbs at a great price, this 6-pack is hard to beat.

For some reason, it's difficult to go into a store and find 75 watt equivalent lightbulbs. Apparently, 60 watt is more popular. We like 75 watt because it is easy to read by without lighting up the whole room too brightly or being harsh to sit under. It also provides a pleasant light for tasks and that brightens up an area in a subdued way. These do the trick. And we were happy to find them on Amazon for a great price.

We have been trying to find LEDs that are dimmable for years. Even bulbs from prominent manufacturers did not really dim: they ratcheted up step-wise or they strobed. These Amazon Basics 100 W 1500 Lumens Soft White bulbs work perfectly. Have test an initial order of six bulbs we have gone on to order a further 24. In addition to the dimming functionality we like how the "temperature" of the LED bulbs matches our old incandescent bulbs. To our eyes it identical. 1500 lumens appears a little brighter than our old incandescents but, of course, this is not an issue because they are dimmable. Highly recommend.Addition Review Based on Experience: Still highly recommend these dimmable LED bulbs. However our experience with them indicates that the technology is still not all-the-way-there. On some two-way switch circuit we have experienced "stobing". Generally this can be fixed by inserting a different dimmable bulb from the same order. On circuits with two-way motion controlled switches we have had no luck: always strobe, sometimes go dark entirely. While these problems may very well be with the circuit the dimmable bulbs should be more robust to minor changes in voltage. An electrician advised us to upgrade all our dimmable switches. Sorry, we are willing to invest in LED bulbs but we intend to wait for the industry to fix this "adaptation" problem.

I bought a 6 pack of the dimmable 100 watt, 2700k, Amazon LED A19 bulbs for 2 new 3-bulb bathroom light fixtures. Bottom line is that the bulbs work great; they're bright, and they work fine with my dimmer switch - no flickering.i had 2 halogen fixtures on a dimmer switch that i replaced a couple years ago. I remember when looking for a replacement dimmer switch for one that was going bad, some specifically said they were for LED bulbs, but i don't remember if the one i got was so designated. I got it bc it was pretty much like the one i was replacing - "lumitron" or something like that?eventually one or two of the halogen bulbs started going out and examination indicated the problem was in the fixture. So i got 2 Kichler 3-bulb fixtures for replacement and they required 100 watt bulbs, which didn't come with the fixtures. I got a 6 pack of these Amazon bulbs and they worked fine, but with 6 of them, they were mighty bright, even with the dimmer at its lowest level. I remembered when i put in the new dimmer switch a couple years earlier it had a slide that looked like it would adjust the dimming level - i set it in the middle at that time. When the Amazon bulbs were so bright, i took off the light switch plate and the dimming slider was easily accessible. I pushed it down to it's lowest level and that resulted in the bulbs being at a reasonably low light level ("mood" setting) at the lowest dimmer setting. As for brightest level, i find the light to be more than bright enough with the dimmer a bit more than halfway up to the max, but it can go brighter.When i began looking for lights for the new fixtures, i was surprised to find that dimmable 100 watt, 2700k, A19 bulbs aren't that easy to find, and are pretty expensive. I also read lots of complaints in reviews that the LED lights flickered when used with dimmer switches. i haven't seen any flickering problem with the Amazon bulbs after using them about 2 weeks now. Very pleased about that and can recommend them.

Work great

I just installed five bulbs in my dining room chandelier replacing 60 watt incandescent bulbs. I don't know how long these LED's will last, but I love them. They are brighter than my old bulbs, they have a nice light for a dining room, and they dim perfectly. My incandescent bulbs turned increasingly yellow as I dimmed them. The new LED's retain their color as dimmed. If a couple go bad, I will just buy more as they are reasonably priced.

All around perfect. No flickering, perfect amount of light and great price for the quantity of bulbs in the package. Will absolutely buy again when needed.