Govee LED Light Bulbs - 3W Equivalents to 25W, Warm White, E26 Base, 6 Pack for Bedroom, Refrigerator, Chandelier

These lights are perfect for my bathroom vanity. Many LED lights are just too bright for my preference. I recently bought 420 lumens 300k LED bulbs A19 (standard size bulb) for my bathroom vanity. It was so bright! I didn't like it. I was looking for something more mellow in my bathroom, while still providing plenty of light. I have a double wide vanity (2 sinks) with 2 3-light vanity lights above. Many of the bulbs were just putting out too much light. I searched for 2700k for a warm light. However, I don't want it so extreme as an antique Edison bulb that looks yellow. Then I searched for something below 420 lumens that was in my last light I tried. All I could find was these small "refrigerator" bulbs so I thought I'd try them. They are perfect. They are small - barely bigger than a ping pong ball but if you're putting them in a bedroom or bathroom light where you want a dimmer light - though still not too yellow this is the bulb for you. Don't worry about the small size. You can't see the bulb in the vanity so it doesn't look funny at all. Great bulb. Nice mellow warm light without being yellow.

Every bulb in this box worked. Each bulb is smaller in size than an average bulb as well, which is one thing I wanted. Not the base. It has a regular E26 base, just the bulb is smaller. Making it perfect for smaller table lamps and such. These do have a warm white light as well. Not yellowish, but white. I can't attest to longevity yet. But if they hold true to most LED lights they should do just fine. I have had some LED's several years or longer that burn every day, and they don't get hot, or ever seem to burn out. Very pleased with these light bulbs. And yep, I would definitely recommend them. Save money, save energy.

I use these as security lights in my front and back porch, and in my carport. They use a typical light bulb socket, but use no more electricity than a household indoor night light. They produce far more light than you might expect, as much as the 40-watt incandescent of yesteryear. Very effective, and I leave them on 24/7 knowing that they cost only pennies per month to operate. They have been lit constantly for over a year now.

These are pretty tiny light bulbs. However, like other posters wrote, they're also pretty bright. I also agree with some of the people who wrote that the warm white description is inaccurate. I don't think that my bulbs are 2700K - mine are more like between 3000K and 4000K, more of a natural white light than a warm white light. In my case, they'll work.Will have to do an update later on to describe longevity. These were just installed into my dining room's "mini-chandelier" about a week or two ago so... will have to wait and see. But, so far, so good. Hopefully, these will last at least 5 years - again, we'll see.

We installed in our bathroom light fixtures. Each fixture takes 3 bulbs. These are perfect. Nice, soft white light that really do seem to be 2700K. They provide a good amount of light, but are not glaring. Originally, we used 40-watt incandescents in these fixtures. A few weeks ago, we decided to try LEDs, and used 40-watt equivalent LEDs that were advertised as 2700K. But the light was too harse white and intense, and would blow out our eyeballs every time we turned on the light. Three of these 25-watt-equivalent LEDs seem similar to the three original 40-watt incandescent bulbs, both in output and color. Very satisfied.As to their longevity, only time will tell.

I needed an LED bulb comparable to a 25 watt regular bulb, and I could not find them locally at all. These were exactly what I wanted. They are actually slightly brighter than a 25 watt which is even better, but not overly brighter than I wanted. They are perfect. Great value for money. Energy savers and long lasting I’m sure. I’m very satisfied with this purchase and highly recommend if you need this wattage in an LED bulb.

Great for off grid setup. I bought these two years ago and they still work! Low wattage and bright enough.

I guess I thought I was getting a regular sized bulb. They still work in my overhead light - and fit nicely. One of the issues I have is the brightness of LED lights, and they still seem a bit too bright to me. Someone may have to put these in an amber shell for those who are used to the old electric bulbs!