CreeLighting TA19-11050MDFH25-12DE26-1-E1 A19 75W Equivalent LED Bulb (Dimmable) 1100 lumens Daylight 5000K

We replaced another brand of LED in our 3-bulb dimming kitchen fixture. With the old bulbs, one was almost always going out, and had to be tightened or replaced. And the bulbs never really dimmed that much. It was more a matter of on, low, or off. When we had an electrician over for another matter in our kitchen, we asked him to check our fixtures, thinking that was the problem. He tested it and said the problem was the brand of LED. He only uses CREE. We ordered them, put them in, and there was a world of difference. The color was better, the bulbs dimmed all the way, and all three bulbs worked consistently!

I'm in the process of replacing all of the bulbs in my house with 5000K 90+ CRI Cree bulbs. I'm continually impressed by the brightness and color quality of these bulbs. I am sensitive to flicker, and these bulbs have no noticeable flicker whatsoever.

These are excellent bulbs: Cree has a reputation for color accuracy. I wanted a 3000k bulb because 2700k is too yellow, and 5000k too white/blue. Also needed enough brightness for office work. These bulbs are also dimmable down to very low brightness without changing color. They are a bit expensive, but the cheap bulbs by others just did not have the color consistency and dimming quality that I was looking for in my office and theater.

The light output of this 75W bulb matches about the output of a halogen 60W bulb. I use halogens and LEDs in the same room, and there is truly no color temperature difference. Color rendering, as for all Cree bulbs, is very good. The only drawback is they hum noticeably with a supported Lutron Caseta dimmer. It is not terribly annoying but noticeable in a quiet room. To note is, that this bulb is hard to find and appears to be identical to Cree's Pro Series A19-75W-P1-30K-E26-U1 bulb, which appears to be easier to find at supply houses. I bought both and compared them side-by-side.

After trying and returning three other LED lightbulbs, I'm glad I bought these. The 3-bulb light fixture in our tiny half bathroom is clear glass and the bulbs face downwards. I had 40 watt equivalent LEDs in there as the light is otherwise harshly shining in your face, but the entire tiny room was too dark. These bulbs are soft and warm while plenty bright to light up that room

My whole house is Cree LED. Fantastic product. Cree is shifting its focus to other semiconductor applications so its lighting LED product line is no more from what I understand. I just bought a bunch to match what I have if ever I burn out a bulb. Slightly more expensive since its the law of supply (diminishing) and demand. Some of the bulb styles and color ratings (2700K, 5000K, etc) are already gone. Yes, there are plenty of other brands across all potential applications and styles but they are not Cree. I am now good for another decade or two. Buy now or forever hold your peace.

These bulbs are nice and bright, and work well in my enclosed ceiling fixture. They have a slight yellow tinge compared to other "daylight" color temperature bulbs I have, but it's not super obvious unless you look for it. I bought these to replace some cheap wifi color changing bulbs, which I really appreciate the ability to adjust the color temperature, but they weren't as bright and kept dying (presumably due to heat build up overheating the wifi chip).

Fantastic lights for a great price, I was looking for a good priced light bulb that had specific wattage and color temperature. 2700k was a bit too warm/orange, 5000k is too blue for a bedroom so these struck a great balance!Brightens up the room a lot without blinding you. Color temperature makes things easier to see.