Antique LED Bulbs Soft Warm White 2700K, 8W ST64 Dimmable Vintage Edison LED Bulbs, 80W Equivalent, Squirrel Cage Filament Bulb, 680 Lumens, E26 Clear Glass, Pack of 6(2 Year Warranty)

I'm using these with a Lutron TGCL-153PH dimmer and they work great. No humming, flickering or anything like that. One thing to note about the bulbs themselves is that they're not as bright as the equivalency that's stated. I replaced a bunch of 60 watt incandescent with the 6 watt and it was quite noticeably dimmer in the room. I replaced those with the 8 watt and they're noticeably brighter. If they had a 7 watt, it would probably be spot on for a 60 watt replacement.In terms of the dimming, I'm keeping this separate because it would be hard to say which aspect is the dimer and which is the bulb. They don't dim nearly as low as my incandescent did, which is probably mostly just an LED thing in general but worth noting. They do dim low enough that they don't bother me in the middle of the night. The other thing I noticed is that they must pulse at some really high frequency because I've noticed some slight strobe effect on water or if I move my hand really fast. I think it's cool but it might bother some people. Again, hard to say if this is the dimmer or the bulb or a combination of both.All in all, they look nice, they're bright, and they dim without problems. Can't really ask for anything more with LED.

5 star rating is based on my immediate observations, I cannot speak for longevity, I bought these as replacement bulbs for my Kitchen hanging antique pendant lights, which had Edison style 60-watt incandescent bulbs controlled by a Lutron MACL-153M-RHW-WH dimmer They were not bright enough when the situation required full light and because of the dimmer wattage rating I did not want to go to a higher wattage bulb, These were a perfect solution, I purchased the 8 watt bulbs and now the kitchen can go from a low ambiance feeling to whatever the circumstance requires. The manufacturer should note these work flawlessly with the Lutron MACL-153M-RHW-WH dimmer.

The media could not be loaded. Short review: Don't regret the purchase. Nice, attractive bulbs in good product packaging materials. Questionable durability based on a small 3-bulb sample.Bought one box of these Antique LED Bulbs, 8W ST64 Dimmable Vintage Edison LED Bulbs [80W Equivalent, Squirrel Cage Filamen Bulb, Soft Warm White 2700K, 680 Lumens, E26 Clear Glass , Pack of 6(2 Year Warranty )]. These are installed in a powder room for guests and the lights are not regularly left on. Also, the light switch is not a dimmer switch: This is a simple, small powder room with one light switch and a three light bulb fixture.Installed three bulbs for just before Thanksgiving 2017, approximately fourteen months ago. Approximately a week ago, one of the three bulbs started to flicker/fail (see video). The product includes a 2-year warranty so I will contact the manufacturer. I've deducted 1 start of the 5 based on perceived durability based on a small sample size. While fourteen months may seem reasonable, considering the light usage of the unit in a stable environment, I think the number is somewhat disappointing.I'll update the review based on the warranty handling and once the other bulbs are put into service.[Apologies for the poor video quality.]

Could not be happier. All bulbs packed well and arrived in working order. The light is bright and clean and the bulbs are adorable. I was afraid LED Edison light bulbs would be weird looking at the base, but not so. Very pretty and I am so happy they come in an LED version. Five bulbs in my fixture and plenty of light on my kitchen island. Very happy with my purchase.

I installed 12 of these bulbs in a chandelier, and I was immediately disappointedwith the quality of the color temperature. It was not that the color temperature wastoo high (like way above 3000K) or too low (like way below 2400K), but rather,they just gave off a sickly grey-white kind of light that was disturbing and somewhatunpleasant. Also, though they claim to be dimmable, these bulbs were certainlynot dimmable. They would flash and look far worse with any attempt at dimming.As I was busy renovating the property, and the chandelier was high and hard to access;I left the bulbs in the fixture for a few months, thinking I would get around to changingthem later. Then, after a few months, the bulbs started to flicker. Then, the irritatingflickering eventually became flashing, and within 9 months the bulbs were totallyunusable to anyone not looking for an intermittent strobe light.I would also point out that I had these 12 bulbs in a brand new $1,000 lightfixture that was fully LED-bulb compatible, and I was using a brand-newname-brand light dimmer switch which was fully LED-compatible. I recommendthat you avoid these very low-quality bulbs.I recently replaced them with a nearly identical-looking product, but of farhigher quality: the PHILIPS brand "Warm Glow" dimmable LED filamentstyle bulbs, available on Amazon here:http://a.co/2CVVyREThe PHILIPS brand bulbs produce a wonderfully pleasant color temperatureof around 2700K at full intensity, which gradually goes down below 2,400Kas you dim the bulbs, and dimming is stable and without any flickering allthe way down to an extremely low level of light. If you need bulbs thatproduce great color quality, and dim through their full range with stableperformance... go with the PHILIPS Warm-Glow line of bulbs, and avoid thisChina-made "YFXRLIGHT" brand (what kind of name is that anyway... YFXRLIGHT"?)