PHILIPS LED 60W A19 8-Pack Ultra Definition Soft White (2700K) 800 Lumen (8W = 60W) Dimmable Frosted Flicker-Free Light Bulbs

Our bathroom light fixture was flickering. The electrician suggested to change the bulbs to a better quality bulb. These work perfectly. No more flickering and they are nice and bright. They are also dimmable.

Great bulbs, natural warm 2700k color that gets warmer as you dim. No flicker or hum (and I've been through many LEDs that have). Paired them with lutron led+ dimmers and they are perfect. They go incredibly dim (almost 1 lumens output if I had to guess compared to my sub lumen flashlights) with no flicker. Perfect night light. The lower reviews are from people that ordered the 8 set and only got 2. This is not Philips' mistake. I'll buy these as long as they make them and as I have sockets for them.

Great bulbs, clean white light. Hope they last!!

I bought these hoping they'd last a bit longer than cheap bulbs. Unfortunately these lasted just over a year before the majority of the filaments lost their brightness and they've flickered terribly since being installed. They were installed on non-dimming circuits. Out of the 24 I installed only one of them is still working at full brightness... that's a hefty 95% failure rate!

These lightbulbs are pretty! The shape and color of the light is beautiful as an accent in my powder room where we have brighter recessed lights, so these are a nice warm color for the sconces. They don’t flicker when dimmed (or at full brightness.) I purchased 3 different bulbs to see which I liked the best and my husband and I both agreed these were by far the best! The color and shape of the bulb and filament were by far the best!

Bright. Do not flicker - so far, and we've previously experienced flickering with other generic off-brand light bulbs. Excellent lighting now for the bathroom fixtures above the mirror--finally! Ordered more of these for our interior hallway ceiling fixtures and other spaces in the home. These cost a little more than some of the off brands, but they are worth it.

I saw a review of these on youtube and the author pointed out how different LEDs can make things look off-color and I understand now. My fridge has an LED light and when I put a brisket in it , the fat looks very yellow and an apples don't look as appealing. These seem to have really good color reproduction when the light is reflected off various items. They are quite warm, reminiscent of traditional light bulbs that I grew up with, which I like. If your looking for more of a bright white or blue color they may not be for you.

Found out something I didn’t know, lightbulbs have chips in them (WHY?) and most fail and the bulb starts to flicker. An electrician told me Phillips figured out how to correct the chip issue but not sharing it, choosing to rape anyone who buys them with outrageous prices. I had to try them, clock is ticking, I’ll update if they fail too. I will not be buying anymore at current high prices, doing research for other replacements.