Great Eagle A19 LED Light Bulbs 100 Watt Equivalent - UL Listed - Soft White 3000K LED Light Bulbs, 15W Non-Dimmable, 1500 Lumens (4 Pack)

Nice bright 15w bulb. I like the medium 4000k whiteness, good for outside fixtures, garage, and basement.

Great brights bulbs good value for the money

Bulbs provide the perfect light in vanity. Love it’s made in USA!!

Looks like good quality light bulbs. Haven't used them yet. We'll just have to see how long they last.

My mother's house has had a series of light bulbs go out (old incandescent bulbs). Replaced some with led and was disappointed. When two more went ini replaced all with this set. She was happy and these put off a good amount of light!

I bought these lights for my kitchen to brighten the place up somewhat. The 4000 kelvin gives you a better feel in the kitchen than a 2700 warm white, but without any blueish tint... still remaining a bit yellowish. I like the look and appreciate their color accuracy which does tend to vary somewhat by manufacturer.Their brightness also appears to match the specifications, being significantly brighter than 60Watt equivalent and a 75 equivalent cree bulb.I bought a new fixture which has 4 bulbs and a diffuser and it works fantastic. Be aware however that most kitchen fixtures may not work so great with this bulb simply because so many of them are fully enclosed. That means, there is not enough heat dissipation possible which will fry the electronics. If the fixture is relatively large you might get away with it since there will be more surface area for heat to dissipate, but expect lessened lifespan. (which is fine as long as the life is reduced to months and not days...)The fixture I bought is semi-flush mount which is what you want. It doesn't hang down but 3 inches and leaves a 1 inch gap on the top for airflow.Another mistake would be to install these in bare-bulb fixtures like those awful "industrial pipe" looking lights you can find now days. Those are designed for multiple lower wattage bulbs to avoid excessive glare. So ensure your fixture has some kind of diffusion panel and is not straight glass or otherwise clear.So far all 4 lights that I have been using have performed great. Consistent color for all of them, no flicker or outages, though Ive only been using them for a month or so as of this review so I cannot attest to their longevity. Still, I highly recommend these based on what Ive seen so far.

It gives light, just like it's supposed to. Long-lasting.

This review is for the Great Eagle 100W equivalent LED, 5000K 6-pack.We have three single garage bays and three openers. Recently I put two 100-watt equivalent FEIT LED bulbs into each of our garage door openers. Almost immediately my wife started complaining that the built-in home-link remote control in her car was not working. Her bay's door opener is a Chamberlain Liftmaster Formula 1 model from 2012. To shut the garage door after pulling out of the garage, she had to stay right there next to the opening. The door also started quitting part way down; though I am not sure if that is related.The other two openers are a 2019 Liftmaster and a 16-year-old Genie model. While I did not notice the problem with the other two openers, I did not really test them either.So I just installed six of these Great Eagle bulbs in all the openers, and now she can close the door from down the street again. A variant of these Great Eagles bulbs was recommended on the Chamberlain website as tested to be compliant. After reading other reviews from you nice shoppers, I decided to try these.BTW, Genie makes a compatible bulb for around $10/ea, but I needed 6 bulbs. I got this 6-pack of bulbs for about $3.50/bulb. My priorities were to get into LED bulbs in the garage with more brightness than 60W Edison or CFL bulbs, and since the garage is a task area, I wanted the 5000K bright white color. Now if these bulbs can last for several years I will be happy.