SYLVANIA ECO LED A19 Light Bulb, 60W Equivalent, Efficient 9W, 7 Year, 750 Lumens, Non-Dimmable, Frosted, 5000K Daylight, Pack of 24 (40987)

These have been great bulbs. I've had no issues, none broken, and have lasted. They give nice light, screw in perfectly. I'm happy with the bulbs and feel the price is good.

I replaced my old bulbs with these Sylvania ECO LEDs, and the difference is noticeable. The soft white light is warm and inviting, perfect for every room in the house. So far, they've been holding up well with daily use. For the price, it's a solid deal for anyone looking to upgrade their lighting.

I’ve gone old school and have returned to a kitchen ceiling light that uses “real” light bulbs as opposed to the recessed fixtures that use strips of little LED light chips. For some reason, that style of fixture has been a magnet for every lightning storm that passes through my area, and each & every time the entire fixture needs to be replaced. This is the last unit to be replaced. I was told it has something to do with the copper in the light (could be just speculation). At least moving forward, I should only need to replace the bulbs and I now have a few spares. To achieve the necessary brightness level with 60w, I needed the “daylight” option or 750 lumes for a more ‘white’ light vs ‘yellow’ light. Anyway, I am totally happy with my purchase. Overall, they’re a great value from an established brand that has been around for over 100 years. It’s all we had in the house when I was growing up. The bulbs fit, work, don’t flicker, and they brighten and illuminate the area as expected. The price was right, as was the shipping delivery date for an 8-pack. Technically, they are eco-friendly and with normal use should last 7 years. I’m just glad I will no longer have to replace an entire LED light fixture after every lightning storm since bulbs are cheaper. As always, I will update should there be any changes. 5-stars!!!

Great brightness and seem to be well made. I would have given five stars but I don't know yet how long they last.

I bought a box of these a case of them and they have lasted me a long time. They are a good light bulb. They take up very little room in the light socket or lamp. And they work perfect.

After years of putting off an upgrade to my vanity from old, clear incandescent-style bulbs to new LED bulbs, these Sylvania's are the way to go. The brightness is perfect at 40W for my 6-socket fixture, making the bathroom bright, but not too bright or washed out. The 2700ºK color temperature helps you look fantastic in the mirror. My photo below shows these new Sylvania bulbs screwed into the first 3 sockets, followed by a burnt out bulb, followed by 3 of my old clear vanity bulbs I replaced/upgraded. Quite the difference as you can see! If you're looking for an inexpensive LED upgrade and to brighten up your bathroom, I'd highly recommend these bulbs.

I replaced all the light bulbs in my home bathroom with these and I'm very satisfied. The old ones were glass, which was concerning not only for the electricity bill but also because they always felt fragile. This product has a plastic exterior, so there's no worry about breakage, and it's surprisingly bright. Plus, being LED, I expect to save on electricity costs.

I bought these bulbs based on the great reviews. They had everything I needed, especially the brightness. The first one to go was in my bedroom in a ceiling fan. It started flickering. The next night it started changing colors. The third night it was strobing and then out.The second bulb to go went 2 weeks ago. So it lasted around 3 weeks in an enclosed outdoor fixture. No rain, no snow, just late summer nights, 10 hours a night. And done.Number 3 just started flickering this evening. It won’t be long now. These bulbs and pretty much all LED bulbs these days rot, plain and simple. And cheap bulbs that work are “illegal” in the US. More deadly than … anything. Argh. Bright bulbs but only for 2 to 3 weeks. Very disappointed.UPDATE 2024/10/14 …It turns out that two of the sockets - which date back to 1989 - had the center (tip) contact pushed in so that the electrical connection was, at best, arcing. I pried the contacts up, reseated the bulbs, and everything is good. The bulb is bright and works ad advertised.