KINDEEP E26 LED Bulbs, 150W-200W Incandescent Bulb Equivalent, 23W, A21 LED Light Bulbs, 2500 Lumens, Not-Dimmable 6 Pack Daylight White 5000K

I like very bright color so this is just what I need!I used to buy a lot of 100-150w equivalent name brand energy saving bulbs but they look no different than those 60-80w bulks in my eyes.The ones I just purchased are 200w equivalent, I guess I am going for the extreme because I wasn’t happy with my 150w bulbs bought from local supermarket. These 200w bulbs are super bright, which is good for my kitchen headlights. I bought 6 pk but my kitchen only needs 3, so I changed my bathroom’s lights, wow, everything became so clear all of the sudden.However I feel 200w light is too bright for the bathroom. So I am going to save the rest of the 3 bulbs just for future need.Very pleased buy. Hopefully they last long.

I replaced most of my 100 watt equivalent LED bulbs with 150-200 equivalents. I now will only use the "daylight" versions since it makes a big difference in brightness. My first order was for another brand of 150-200 equiv. bulbs that are smaller and a tad bit brighter than these for which I paid $34.00 for 6 bulbs. I wanted to buy some more but in a week, the price for those rose to $42.00 and on principle I am not buying them, so I looked for something else at a closer price to what I had just paid. I found these. They are larger. The brightness is still pretty good. They seem to be of good quality. I am pleased enough to recommend them. Just keep in mind that they are a little larger than a standard sized bulb, but not extraordinarily large.

Los Bombillos muy buenos, pero a mi no me sirvieron los quería más Daylight por eso los devolví.

I have always used the 5k lumen for lighting thinks like workshop and garage as it's a brighter clean white light but they are expensive. I decided to try this lower light but a stronger wattage as I have read articles saying it's easier on eyes for reading. Was actually stunned at the color the bulb gives off as it is more yellowish but what they say is true it really does make it easier to read phones and tablets and newspapers. So I took the 6 pack and spread them around the house like bedroom and living and dining rooms. They are unbelievably bright for burning only 23 watts of old school power. Very happy with the outcome as these bulbs have a terrific price point are well made and look forward to many years of use.

I purchased 6 bulbs March 2021 it is now January 2022.First thing I noticed was the weight of the bulb was less than 1/2 of an equivalent ly sized LED bulb from other manufacturers. I put 3 into my kitchen light fixture and one outside. Kitchen replacement was because I wanted a warmer color and more light than what my older LED bulbs were providing. Nothing was wrong with what was being replaced - I just wanted a change in color and a change in amount of light.Second thing I noticed is that the bulbs were way dimmer than than the 150-200W equivalent. I have nothing to measure this, but I'll guess they are closer to 60W-100W vs. 150-200W. Even claiming is being overly generous.The third thing I noticed is the most troubling. Purchased end of March 2021 and having installed 4 of the 6 probably after April 1st 2021, I had one burn out in October. This was the outside bulb, but fully enclosed. I dismissed it both because it was outside and I cannot judge a bulb w/ a single data point ( i.e. one single bulb cold have had a flaw). Statistically it was possible I had gotten the one bad bulb in the batch or it was impacted by the heat of the summer (considering it was outside). The last week of December 2021, one of my 3 kitchen-installed bulbs burned out. That was the 2nd bad bulb of the 4 installed bulbs from the 6-pack - in less than 9 months.I've been using LED bulbs for probably over 7 years at this point - slowly replacing the compact fluorescent lights as they burn out or I decide to change the type of lighting. In this time, I've never had an LED bulb burn out. 2 of these Kindeep bulbs burn out within 9 months....that's very likely a problem with the bulb.I'm on Amazon right now to purchase replacements for this miserable 6-pack of LED bulbs. Now I have 2 new and 2 used Kindeep bulbs that will sit in my drawer indefinitely.My advice - buy another brand. I currently have a variety of different brands - probably more Feit brand (simple bulbs) and Kasa bulbs (smart bulbs) than other brands, and as mentioned I've never had any issues with any other bulb brand. I'll give pretty much any brand name a shot - anything other than Kindeep at this point.

I bought these lights to put into our overhead room lights. In a few of our rooms, we have a light from the ceiling that is in a frosted round bowl type of fixture, and it maximizes the wattage as 60 watts. And a 60-watt bulb in a frosted container just doesn't offer much light. As we age, we want the rooms to be brighter, so this was the solution. This LED bulb is only 23 watts, so is well within the guidelines for the fixture, and yet it offers the equivalent of 150 watts or more. It works. the room is now brightly lit.

First off, fast shipping; I ordered these bulbs to replace 150 watt equivelent CFL bulbs in our porch lights, that were over 15 years old and getting weak, along with the lights being full of sand/dust. These bulbs have a pretty blue tint, and are brighter than the CFLs ever were, i am very pleased with them. We have 4 porch lights, one up in the enclosed porch, and the other three on each side and center between 2 garage doors, very pleased with the quality of light, and the appearance. Still have 2 extra bulbs.