40-Watt Equivalent B11 Candle Dimmable ENERGY STAR Clear Glass Filament Vintage LED Light Bulb Soft White (3-Pack)

Very well packaged; bright like 60W at naked eye. Installed these bulbs less than a week ago, six of them, and one has gone bad already.

Great bulbs for my new light fixture!

Replaced 6 bulbs in my 3 driveway carriage lamps. Old power consumption was 240 watts and now 24 watts. Fantastic power savings and they look great too!

They're good light bulbs. They perform exactly as I expected.

Love the dimmable bulbs in our chandelier!

I purchased these 40 watt equiv. Ecosmart LED lamps for use in the three lantern style light fixtures on the front exterior of my house. I use a dimmer switch for these fixtures. These lamps are just the right brightness that when set at full brightness they illuminate the entire front of my property but can be reduced in their intensity to provide a nice lower level of light for all night illumination of the entryway & garage door area. At only 4 watts of energy used by each lamp & 2 lamps per fixture so far these energy efficient LED lamps are hard to beat & are working great. Time will tell if they operate for 13 years as they are advertised.

Used in an outside fixture. Originally had 6 EA incandescent candelabra, C7 base type bulbs @ 40 watts each for 240 Watts when on. These are ~ 4 watts each for a total of 24 watts. Look great, very bright, color is soft white.

If they fit the socket, they’re great! Between the nice warm 2700k color temperature, lower profile circuitry, energy efficiency (4 Watts), 15,000 hour lifespan (13.7 years at 3 hrs / day), and 5 year warranty, Ecosmart’s LED candelabra bulbs are a nice replacement for 40 watt, B11 shaped, E12 base, incandescent bulbs. Unfortunately, while labeled “candelabra base” (which should be E12 or 12 millimeter diameter), these LED bulbs don’t fit into all the sockets they should. This is not the first time I’ve had this issue with LED bulbs. And I refuse to mix and match LED and incandescent bulbs in a fixture because it looks ridiculous in my opinion. It would be possible to mix and match if only the LED filament wasn’t considerably longer and brighter than an incandescent candelabra bulb. These LED bulbs are dimmable; however, depending on the dimmer, you may or may not get the full sweep of the dimmer. The package says to visit www.homedepot.com/ecosmart to look up dimmer capability by searching the item number, but there was no search there (other than to shop products). After leaving feedback on the website to fix it, I Googled “ecosmart LED bulb dimmer compatibility” and only found a pdf for A19 bulbs (that’s the equivalent of a regular sized light bulb). So kind of a dead end. However, I’m using these B11 type LED bulbs with a TG-600 Lutron toggle dimmer for incandescent and halogens only, and it seems compatible (Ecosmart’s A19 LED bulbs are compatible with the TG-600 dimmer per the pdf). On the lowest dimmer setting of the TG-600 dimmer, the bulbs are off even though I can still dim the bulbs to low, just not by sweeping to the lowest point of the toggle dimmer. So these are decent looking bulbs, but with this new LED technology I’m “stuck in the middle with you!” I hope someone or some manufacturer figures out all the little issues soon.

They work great in my 3-globe small ceiling fan or as replacements in my favorite star-burst pendant (also available at Home Depot). Basic candelabra design, but the LED elements that show through the clear glass as yellowish/orange-ish. The eye-catching elements are something to keep in mind if the bulbs are visible on your lighting unit. Good quality and value.

Good quality bulbs. I like these bulbs in that they're LED and clear bulbs. For my wall sconce, I previously had a standard frosted bulb which worked fine, however it didn't quite look right with my sconce. Since these have that older style look to them, it looks great with my sconce. The fact that they're LED bulbs is also a great plus since I know they'll last much longer than a typical bulb.