22W (150W - 200W Equivalent) A21 Dimmable LED Light Bulb, 2680 Lumens 3000K Soft/Warm White, E26 Medium Screw Base, UL Listed, XMprimo - 3 Pack

VERY bright. I don't have a light meter... but I have 200 Watt incandescent bulbs and these hold up their end of the bargain. I would even argue that they are a little BRIGHTER than my incandescent bulbs. I had a problem with one of them (stopped working). But it was probably a bad production. Seller handled it quickly and with great customer service. They immediately offered me an option of replacement or refund. I was so impressed by the other 2 bulbs that I asked for the replacement. It arrived and had no problems at all. I would definitely buy again.UPDATE: In fact, I DID buy them again. I was so impressed by the first 3 bulbs (which were 3000K soft white) that I bought another set of 3 bulbs from them. This time, I bought a 3-pack of the 5000K (daylight) for use in my bathroom. My wife is ALWAYS complaining that the lights at the bathroom vanity are not bright enough for her to do her make-up. Now she says I must have gotten tired of her complaining because I "went overboard". Good thing these are dimmable. I am a physician. And using these 3 lights together in the vanity turned all the way up, it's brighter than most operating rooms are!!PICTURES: These pictures were taken with low exposure so that the bulbs can be seen clearly without glare. All of the photos were taken with the power at 100%. In the first picture, the bulb on the left is the 5000K XMPrimo 200 Watt equivalent bulb, the second is s 150 watt equivalent LED bulb 6500K purchased at Lowe's. The third bulb is a 60 Watt LED bulb 3000K purchased from Lowe's. In the second picture, the only difference is that the 2nd bulb has been changed to a 150 Watt incandescent bulb 2700K. In the third photo, the bulb on the left is the XMPrimo 200 Watt equivalent 5000K and the one on the right is the XMPrimo 3000K Soft White 200 Watt equivalent bulb. They are both about the same brightness, just different temperature.As I re-read this review I am thinking to myself, "If I were reading this review, I would think that since this product only has a few reviews, this guy must have been paid, given a free item, or a huge discount." - No way, man! I live in Nashville, Tennessee. I am a doctor who has ZERO affiliation or interest in any Amazon seller. I have no idea where the seller is, who they are, what else they sell or anything. I was not given a discount. I paid full price (about $50 at the time I wrote this) for each 3-pack. I was not given anything free. I have never written a review for products, discounts, or money. I write a thorough review on two kinds of products. The ones that really suck! And ones that just impress the hell out of me. And I want everyone to know that this review is real. Cause these lights rock and I want everyone to know it.

I bought a set of three 18 months ago. One stopped working today. The other two are still working. The bulbs are really bright compared to most LED bulbs. The dimmer feature works fairly well, although slightly glitchy. Since these bulbs are expensive and one failed 21 years earlier than it was supposed to, I do NOT recommend them. Currently they aren't available, anyway.

So far, so good. Nice and bright! Incandescent bulbs still have their place for certain applications but I like that these generate less heat. Be aware that the body of the bulb is a larger diameter so even though the socket is the same the bulb may not fit in some fixtures. I ordered these for a particular fixture but they would not fit without modifying it due to a collar around the socket. They work great in the garage and laundry room and light up the whole room with one bulb.

To say these are bright is an understatement,I replaced 3 x 250w standard bulbs in my kitchen ceiling fixture with 3 of these.They have been in use since the first week of JanuaryWe now refer to the kitchen as The Operating Room.Of course we have them on a wall dimmer; and rarely run them at 100%At full intensity, as well as dimmed, the light is steady, without flicker, and pleasant warm white in colorThe spectrometer on my i-phone measures them at 2900-3200 Kelvin depending on dimmer setting.In the interest of full disclosure I must say that after 2 months one of the bulbs began to flicker.I contacted XMPrimo and had replacement.in my hands in a few days.No quibbling at allBTWThe flickering bulb died just as the replacement arrived.The ceiling fixture is once again fully outfitted with bulbs and the kitchen once again the surgical theater.Thank you XMPrimo for sparkling customer service & product supportPSI have just read Dr Yoda's 3 Star review from June 2017 and am compelled to state that this 5 Star review was not at all influenced by offers, promotions or other considerations from the manufacturer or anyone else.Make no mistake however!Reports such as Dr. Yoda's are valuable to us as consumers.We need all the protection we can get

Didn't dim in my lamp with a rheostat. Not sure why, but had to send back, as it was not as advertised. It does have a warning on the package that it may not be compatible with some dimmers, but no sense for which ones will work and which ones won't.

These are great LED bulbs. They are much brighter than what I have been able to find locally, which has been equivalent to the old 100 watt bulbs, and they are 3000K which is not too yellow, but warmer than bright sunlight. I have no way of telling if the specifications are accurate in all respects, but I can say that the 3000K light frequency matches other types of bulbs I have in my home that are also listed as 3000K. While I believe these bulbs are slightly larger that standard 100 watt incandescent bulbs, they do fit in most of my ceiling fixtures, but I urge you to check clearances before ordering as these are pretty expensive. I've purchased three sets of three bulbs so far and will but more the need dictates.

I bought these to replace some 1100 lumen (70 watt equivalent) cool white Cree bulbs. I expected these to be brighter. They are marginally, but not much, brighter. But much larger and the light dispersion is not as good. See photos for examples.So what do you need to know?1. If they're in a pendant, it may look odd. The non-light-emitting base is long, so the dark area is much bigger than you expect.2. They are much larger than the bulbs you're used to. Same shape, but bigger. They fit where I put them, but would not in some of our table lamps.3. They don't seem like 150W-200W brightness. More like perhaps 100W.They do dim well, and the color is yellower than the Crees, which was the goal. Not as nice as, e.g., a GE Reveal, but those aren't as bright.In the photos, the smaller (and whiter) bulb is the Cree.

Fonctionne très bien surtout au niveau du règlage de l'intensité (DIMMABLE).