Philips LED Dimmable A21 Soft White Light Bulb with Warm Glow Effect 1100-Lumen, 2200-2700-Kelvin, 12-Watt (75-Watt Equivalent), E26 Base, Frosted, 4-Pack

Make sure the product received says “warm glow effect” on the top right. I have been looking for a LED bulb that keeps the warm (incandescent) glow as it is dimmed. All other LED 2700K bulbs I have tried are very cool (white) color when they are dimmed. Not this one. The color stays warm throughout the dimming cycle from top to bottom.Note the info on Amazon says 'halogen', description says LED, the Box that arrived does say dimmable LED 75w replacement (12.2W LED).The brightness is 1100 lumens and side by side with 100w incandescent the LED appears a slight bit brighter. So for lamp that are not dimmable it may be too bright, there is a 60w replacement option that works as well.I used this in the bathroom where I can dim them and the look and work great. I did replace the 20 year old Lutron dimmer with the Lutron Sunnata Pro LED+ dimmer so I could adjust the low end. That was the expensive part of changing the bulbs out, but the end result was great.I did receive a second order after using “buy another”. It was sent from a different reseller, and did not have the warm effect. It was returned.

Couldn’t find these anywhere. Great color and quality.

I really like these bulbs.

Finally a led that dims correctly and dosent flicker. Bad part is their freaking huge length wise and wont fit in many of my fixtures and stick out weirdly from others.

75w equivalent A21 bulbs are advertised as dimmable but are NON DIMMABLE. Do not buy if you want these to dim at all.

They don't show in the pic that there's an opening at the top of these bulbs. It looks like it's two halves with a space between them. It's easy to see that if you mount these upright, dust WILL fall in between the two halves and possibly burn, so you better mount them either face down or horizontally.They say do NOT use them in an enclosed lamp. I imagine heat buildup is a problem for them, hence the opening at the top. And as you can imagine, they are NOT for use where water could get in through the opening.On the plus side, they ARE brighter than the so-called 60 watt leds. I'm thinking the reason more companies don't make 75 watt equivalent versions is because of the heat produced.Gone are the days where a 4 pack of bulbs cost only a few dollars, and you didn't have to know what bulb temperature you wanted to steer clear of those stark blueish-daylight bulbs that are awful for home use.

The first time I ordered these I ordered used ones because they were cheaper, and as expected, I got someone's old burnt out light bulbs that weren't even the same brand.The second time, I ordered them new. They sent me A19 bulbs instead of A21, but they have the exact same specifications other than that, so it's okay. $20 for 4 dimmable Warm Glow Effect bulbs is a pretty good deal.

Beware! I did not notice these are A21’s oversized bulbs. If you have a glass tulip receptacle the bulbs may not fit. Be sure size is A19 for regular sized bulbs.