GE Relax High Definition LED Light Bulb 10.5-watt 2700K Comfortable Soft White 800-Lumens 6-Pack 60-watt Replacement Dimmable A19

These bulbs work great.We installed a dimmer switch in our dining room and needed Dimmable bulbs. The same exact bulbs were $20 at the store. I found these on Amazon for almost ½ the price.They arrived w/in 2 days and the package was fine.These bulbs dim nicely and have a lovely light cast (we ordered the "Relax" warm light)

I replaced 5 75 watt regular bulbs in a chandelier above my dining room table with these 60 watt equivalent led bulbs. These bulbs are actually brighter than the 75 watt bulbs, and the light from them is much more natural looking. They are dimmable without any problem (no buzzing sound and they dim to completely off), even though my dimmer is the old type and is not one of the new ones made for led bulbs. These bulbs are a great value.

These 60-watt equivalent GE Relax bulbs offer very nice color rendering, very low flicker, and they look more like old-fashioned tungsten filament bulbs when installed in a lamp or fixture than most. And importantly to me, there are multiple shapes and sizes in this same GE Relax series that offer a nice color match for those of us who care. For example e-12 candelabra base bulbs can be had, as well as 3-way high-lumen A21 bulbs with e-26 base for reading lamps.When it comes to LED lights, the concept of "warm white" or even "2600K" seem to be relative concepts, so one can not reasonably expect like designations to match across brands, For matter, this can sometimes be an issue even within the same brand, so it's nice to have a go-to brand and series that all look quite similar.I am personally looking forward to the day that LEDs get efficient enough that large aluminum bases are no longer needed, and indeed, that has already happened with the 40-watt equivalent bulbs in this series. One brand even has it with 60-watt equivalent bulbs, but the trouble with that brand is that they have no other styles in that same series. They look very nice in open fixtures, shaded lamps, or anywhere that the wide dispersion can be seen, but they produce fewer lux when used in down-lights/cans than these GE bulbs do. These look very good when used in down-lights or any fixture where the loss of light output right at the base isn't objectionable.One might argue that they are too expensive, but then again, they are arguably the best, and that is worth something to anyone who appreciates excellence.

GE claims this is a high-CRI light. I don't think it really is. The light seems harsh and blueish. The dimming does not work very well -- does not go below about 20%, even with very good dimmers. It's ok -- We just don't like it.

I’m super picky about my lightbulbs (I hate bright fluorescent white), and theses are perfect! Not too warm, and not too white!They put off a lot of light.They were much cheaper here than target, which is where I usually shop.

This is our favorite modern LED bulb. The light best mimics the soft light of an old fashioned 60W incandescent bulb for 1/5 the power cost. This is our standard "go to" bulb for all around the house. It is not the bright bluish white light from modern "too bright" LED bulbs.

I bought these bulbs to go into recessed ceiling fixtures and they work great. They're just light bulbs, they don't do anything special except turn on quickly and dim evenly using a dimmer switch. Very pleased with them out of the box and being LEDs they seem to be about as energy efficient as possible today.

Hopefully these will last for a long time. I was hoping for less than 10 watts, but I can live with 10 W instead of 60 and 75. LEDs always bright. And these are WHITE, which is what I wanted.