Haian E17 Reflector R14 Spotlight Bulb,E17 LED Light Bulb Used for Reading Lamp,Cabinet Lamp,Desk Lamp,5 Watt(50W Incendescent Equivalent),Cool White 6500K Available Non-dimmable (1 Pack)

Just what I needed to replace a [true] warm white 25w equivalent LED bulb I was using (which, btw, is still going strong after 2.5 years):  ChiChinLighting E17 4W AC100-245V Warm White LED Spotlight Lamp Bulb Energy Saving Light 2800-3200K 60 Degree .When I purchased this bulb I estimated its color by its kelvins and not by the photo which is inaccurate; this is bright, pure white light - not blue, not yellow - just white (actually a tad whiter than I thought it would be). Perfect.I will probably swap the bulbs out when needed, but for now this is what I will be using for my jewelry-making hobby (if only I'd bought another one of these gooseneck lamps while they were still available....I just don't have the ambition to look for another lamp because I don't think I'll find another one as nice - you know how it is).

Exactly what I needed for my indoor plants. I wanted to use the clamp on Hektar lights from ikea but ikea only sells warm light bulbs in this size which in my opinion is ugly and does not offer the light spectrum plants use. I found these on here and they are exactly what my house plants need for some supplemental light. The 6500k light offers what plants need and is as good as it gets without using ugly purple/red grow lights. My plants get lots of natural light and I just wanted to supplement some so 6500k bulbs do the trick.

These are decent light bulbs and dim nicely. BUT, this company does not honor it's warranty. One of the major selling points of this product is their "claim" of a five year warrantyAfter three attempts to claim a warranty on one bad bulb with no response it is obvious they have little interest in honoring this published warranty. With each contact the response is a machine generated email promising "contact within 24 hours" but there is no further response. After three such episodes it became evident that this company is not intending to honor it's warranty.

I had been using "warm" 2700K LEDs from IKEA. They were still just a bit dim for my taste, so these new ones were quite a surprise. It's a much cooler light temperature than the tungsten-like LEDs, more industrial, actually more like sunlight. Certainly more fitting for the workspace they're in; everything seems crisper, but they're not quite as homey as the previous ones. As they are only just installed, I have no data about longevity, or consequently, about value. But ATM, they're a big win.

This light is perfect for my nightlight! Found a tall vase and an Ikea lamp at Goodwill and wanted to do a jararium but all the lightbulbs I could find locally that would fit the lamp were the wrong color and brightness. Seriously, it's impossible to find this size lightbulb with a color spectrum above 5000k. This thing is bright, crisp, and makes the colors really pop. And the spotlight angle is perfect for the vase! Definitely going to order more of these things for some other vases.P.S. I say nightlight but this thing is very bright. I'm just a big baby and can't sleep in the dark.

I have a reading lamp with a magnifier on it. The original bulb is a halogen one that gets very hot. Had to search a bit for this replacement after we couldn't find anything locally. So happy with this nice bulb. It is bright, making handwork and reading much easier for me. And it is not hot at all once it "warms" up. Counterintuitive, but it warms a bit when first turned on, then cools and stays cool. So glad to find it and to have this in my reading lamp. If you're low vision like me you will like the fact that it's bright.

The bulb is dead- new, un-used, un-opened, package in superb conditions- the bulb is simply dead. "Dead" means produce no light. Bought another bulb, put in- works fine. So it is the bulb and it is dead. I have no idea how it is possible to give even one star to dead bulb- it did not die in some spectacular way, it just did not work out of the box.

I got this with the intention of using it as a reading light. However, in an otherwise dark room it might as well be an interrogation lamp. I ended up using it for a regular light bulb in a lamp, as it illuminates the whole room perfectly for me. It's not too bright, but you can see everything clearly. For that it gets 4 stars, but as a reading light? I'll stick with my little book-clip lamp thing.