SANSI 400W Equivalent 6000 Lumens Brightest LED Light Bulb, 5000K Daylight E26 A21 Super Bright LED Bulb Non-Dimmable, 22-Year Lifetime, 40W Energy Saving for Home Workshop

I collect high end flashlights with true lumen ratings output. I wanted a better bulb for my backyard so i can see my dogs better when they're outside. I seen this 6k lumen bulb and thought I'ma give it a try.No low lie, this bulb is not a joke. I believe it's true to its lumen rating and it almost turns my back yard into daylight... almost. It even lights up the trees a good bit and my neighbors fences and houses a decent amount. (I think they're gonna hate me soon). In the far distance, it's visually brighter for your eyes than it is in the picture i took. But, it'll give you a good idea.If you want an excellent bulb to really light things up this was all worth the price. Hopefully it last near 50,000 hours or so most led's are rated for. Time will tell. If i get even just a year use or if it though i will rebuy it again when it goes out.I will post a picture i took the first night. It's roughly about 150 feet from where my bulb is to the woodline at the very back of my yard and almost 200 feet to the same woodline on the far right of my yard to my neighbors fence.

Awesome for the garage I have, for a single car garage it works wonders and now I have 2 for the 2 car garage I am in and it makes it bright as day! They have been consistent and haven't flicker or failed on me yet having owned one for about a year now. The color doesn't add any odd shades or tint so I appreciate that. Wouldn't recommend any application that isn't away from your normal view range(mine are in the ceiling sockets) because they are very bright! They are pricey but excellent if you work projects in the garage at night or need to light up and large dark space. They do get very hot so keep flammable away I'd assume.

I recently installed the SANSI 400W Equivalent LED Light Bulb in my workshop, and I’m absolutely amazed by its performance! The 6000 lumens of brightness are incredibly powerful, lighting up the entire room with ease. It’s like having daylight in my workshop at all times! The 5000K daylight color temperature creates a bright, crisp light that makes everything so much clearer and easier to see, whether I’m working on detailed projects or just organizing my tools.What really stands out is the energy efficiency of this bulb. Despite its high brightness, it only uses 40W, which is an impressive energy saving. With a 22-year lifetime, I won’t have to worry about replacing bulbs anytime soon, which is great for long-term savings.The E26 A21 base fit perfectly in my light fixtures, and it was super easy to install. It’s also non-dimmable, which is perfect for the kind of consistent, bright lighting I need in my workspace. I love that this bulb doesn’t just give off great light but also saves me money on energy bills.If you need a highly efficient, ultra-bright LED bulb for your home, workshop, or garage, the SANSI 400W Equivalent LED Light Bulb is the perfect choice. I’m very satisfied with it and would highly recommend it!

Bright AF. Works well. I got this specifically for the color temp & brightness. Good product.

Turned my reloading room from a piano lounge with a 100w incandescent bulb into high noon in Phoenix in August. I actually have to be careful entering the room initially to keep from going into photo shock! Best bulb I ever bought, most expensive too just hope it lasts. Worth the money.

I needed an incredibly bright light for my workspace for crafting and leather work. This is the best brightest lightbulb I have ever had. Love it. It doesn’t flicker it doesn’t feel cheap and it works excellent

I compared this with the generic great value 100 watt led bulb from Walmart and there is NO discernible difference! The price is a rip off and I cannot recommend it. In the photos I’ve included, I did a side by side comparison of the 2 different bulbs. $2 great value 100 wat led, and the $25 bulb here on Amazon. Save yourself the money. One photo is facing our barn where the light bulb is installed. The other is standing under the light facing out from there. I’ve labeled the photos for which bulb was used in the photo.

This bulb is bright but it shines mainly up, not out the side. I put it in a dining room fixturewith frosted glass and the bulb lights up the top inch of the glass and the ceiling leavingthe bottom 75% of the glass looking dark.