Sunco 6 Pack BR30 Light Bulb LED Recessed Can Light Bulbs, Indoor Flood Lights 850 LM, 11W (65W Equivalent), 3000K Warm White, Dimmable, E26 Base, for Home, Kitchen, Bedroom UL.

Great price, still working with no problems after a year of ownership. Very bright.

Recently replaced kitchen recessed light bulbs to LED. What a difference in lighting. I didn't realize just how dull the regular light bulbs are. LED bulbs will bump up any room to clean, bright lighting. I have upgraded all fixtures in my house to LED.

Blubs arrived as expected, well packaged and in good condition. They work well and are a good product.

The light is a bit bright for my hallway, but it might be nice for a laundry room where extra brightness is helpful. They’re energy-efficient, turn on instantly without flicker, and the dimmable feature makes them versatile. Overall, they’ve been reliable and consistent, just better suited for spaces that need stronger lighting.

My home office has 7 can lights in the ceiling, which were just about right when populated with 75W incandescent lamps (we're talking 24 years ago). Since then, available incandescent lamps have gotten progressively lower in wattage and in light output, but the LED BR30 lamps were even worse until recently. When I saw these were rated at 850 lumens, I had to give them a try. Wow, what a difference! I immediately bought more, because our kitchen is lit with can lights also.I have a light meter, so I anchored the sensor about 4' below one of the office lamps and took readings with just the one lamp:65W BR30 incandescent, rated at 710 lumens: 160 lux*This 11W LED replacement, rated 850 lumens: 230 lux*, a 44% increase.In the kitchen (which also has 7 lamps), I positioned the sensor midway between two lamps on the island, and measured before and after with all the lamps lit:65W incandescent: 215 lux*11W LED: 371 lux*, an astonishing 72.5% jump.As I explain below*, reading directly in front of the bulb isn't the whole story. That's why I placed the sensor off-center midway between two bulbs in the kitchen. These LED bulbs clearly have equal or better dispersion to the incandescent bulbs, because the off-center improvement was even higher than the on-center one. These are really great bulbs.Their dimmability is only fair: they flicker noticeably below about 25% with my old-school TRIAC dimmers (FET dimmers may work better). They need to be turned up past 50% and then reduced, which to me is no big deal. The light color stays the same at low levels, unlike an incandescent filament that glows orange at low levels. None of these affected my rating because I didn't buy these to dim them. There are more sophisticated LED lamps with wider dimming range and color change to match incandescent bulbs; these aren't that.The lumens per watt rating (77) isn't exactly stellar, but it's very good for warm color-temperature LEDs. And a 72% brighter kitchen on less than 1/5th the power is enough for me to give these full marks for efficiency also.[* - Lumens is the total output of the light source, while lux is light per unit area. A spotlight will read higher lux directly in front of it than a floodlight of the same lumens rating because the light is concentrated in a smaller area. If the LEDs had poor dispersion, the kitchen's reading differences would have been less than in the office.]

As advertised! Very good product. The daylight bulbs are so much brighter! Arrived when said they would.

The bulbs work well. When needed I will buy more. Good price.

These lights dramatically brightened our kitchen which previously had soft white lighting (yellow undertones). We have oak colored cabinetry, and they look less orange under these lights which I appreciate as well. All six bulbs arrived intact and so far, we've had them in for about two weeks, we have not had any issues with them. I can check back in a few months to comment on their lifespan. They are quiet bulbs and easily screw in our standard sized recessed lighting fixtures in the ceiling.Note: I would equate these to DAYLIGHT bulbs. No more struggling to see .