E14 5W LED Light Bulb, 10 Pack, Warm White 3000K, 40W Incandescent Bulb Equivalent, 400LM 52 LED 2835-SMD Light, Not Dimmable, AC 110V

Works great. So far none of them have died and they are very sturdy--I banged them around quite a bit and didn't manage to break any. Not the prettiest bulbs and EXTREMELY tiny; however, they put out a great deal of light and work perfectly.

I bought these for my stove's range hood, as it had halogen bulbs and I had wanted to switch over to LED for efficiency. When I received them, I literally started the return process, because I thought they were too small. However, it's just the stark size difference between the halogen lights and these that made it seem so. These work great! If I had to guess the temperature for them, I'd say they're around 3200K and my previous ones were closer to 2700-2800K. So there's a bit of a difference, but it's not a bad thing. These are very bright! Which is handy when working at night/early morning. Love them!

This lighting is perfect. I went all around and couldn't find the bulbs and this company saved my life. My chandelier is now complete

I like slimness, price and lighting too. but I am looking for more watts like 7w or 8w for better brightness. I recommend this product if you are ok with moderate lighting and brightness is not priority. U don’t get such product for the price. May be in future prices May come down.

I replace all the incandescent bulbs of my little Dickens village by those LED. First, they are brighter than the old bulbs. Second, they don't get hot which is great as I was always afraid that eventually a fire could start. Third, they'll use five time less electricity than the old ones, which should considerably lower my December electricity bill.

We purchased a decorative lamp in Turkey with European intermediate sized bulbs and operating at 220 volts. Of course Intermediate size in the USA is E17 and voltage is typically 110 volts. We were quite pleased to find these E14 bulbs which fit the European socket size yet operated at 110 volts. This saved replacing all 9 bulb sockets or installing socket converters which would change the focal point of the bulb and add an additional point of failure. Recommended if you are in a similar situation

My wife brought a lamp back from Turkey which needs E14 bulbs. I thought that in the interest of making sure the power draw was not too high, we should use LED bulbs, so I did some research on incandescent-equivalent bulbs and I ended ordering these as well as a couple of other sets: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HASSU8I/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XG9G1Z7/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Funnily enough these other bulbs were identical to each other and the bulb we tested of this type was slightly brighter than the bulbs from this 10 pack. I'm attaching a photo of the lamp with all the lights populated with bulbs from this set except the bottom one which is of the other type I ordered. You may be able to see that it is slightly brighter. We prefer these bulbs.

First day was great but at the third day don’t work