SUNPERIAN6 Pack BR30 LED Bulb, 8.5W=65W, 2700K Warm White, 800 Lumens, Dimmable Flood Light Bulbs for Recessed Cans, Enclosed Fixture Rated, Damp Rated, UL Listed, E26 Standard Base

they really light up my kitchen!

These lights matched our expectation. I like how the listing showed you what each level of lighting achieved, this made it easy to pick the lighting we truly wanted. We bought our lights last time in store and did not have this aid, this caused us to buy a houseful of lights in the wrong shade and we needed to wait until the light started fading before replacing them with what we actually wanted. It is so nice to have the appropriate lighting in our home. We only put them in last week so we can't speak to the longevity of these lights, but will update this review in the future if they fade too quickly.

These lights were referred to me by an electrician to replace hard harsh bright lights throughout my house. What a difference! Before my place looked like a spaceship. Now it looks like a warm home. I bought 64 more to replace all of the rest of them.

We are told LED bulbs last a very long time, but when they start to flicker or buzz, they have to be replaced. Some started to flicker. But these are no worse than GE Reveal which also eventually start to flicker and even buzz.

Great value for the number of bulbs you getIn this package as they can get very expensive

My 87 year old mother-in-law is a bargain hunter to the tenth degree. She pinches pennies on everything she deals with. She purchased the cheapest lightbulbs she could find at HomeDepot for the can lighting in her kitchen. Only problem was every month I was there with a ladder replacing at least one lamp. And they would flicker anytime an appliance would start up. I've been an electrical contractor for 33 years. I tried to convince her that she wasn't saving a dime changing these lamps out every month. Long story short, I came here on Amazon and purchased these lamps and paid for them myself. That was 4 or more months ago. Since replacing all her bargain lamps she has yet to replace one of these and the flickering has totally ceased. They may cost a little more upfront but in the long run that are actually a great bargain. The ones in my kitchen are 5 years old and still going strong. Very pleased with this purchase. I bought her a couple extra just in case, but it looks like they will be on the pantry shelf for a long time. Worth every penny.

Transaction was smooth. Item was as described. I've already bought there again. I'm happy with the bulbs. I'd been experimenting with wattage, color, and lumens and this is the perfect bulb for my finished basement.

I tried these alongside several other LED BR30 65w bulbs. These were near the top of the group in terms of performance, but still not great.I liked that these bulbs dimmed well: with an LED-compatible dimmer, I got a good range of bright and dim light, and the rate at which they dimmed roughly matched similar incandescents. Yay!But these are still very white (supposed to be soft white 2700K), and when the dimming kicked in, the bulbs get dimmer but still stay very white. By now, everyone knows that LEDs should get redder when they dim, to match the effect of incandescent lights (and provide softer low light). But these stay very white, even though they are dimmer.Not a bad choice, and they did better than several other bulbs by different manufacturer. But still not a very good choice for a dimming LED.

I needed to replace some burnt out lights in my kitchen and was having a very difficult time finding the same ones that I had but eventually I found these and you cannot tell the difference. With the differences in lumens and kelvins and bulb shape and replacement size and is it dimmable it was a challenging task to find the correct fit. These fit as close as possible - old ones had 850 lumens while these ones have 800. No bulbs last as long as they claim especially when these can stay on all day.

These pot lights work well with a dimmer switch. However, they flickering when used with a dimmer switch, when my computer printer is activated. I presume the laser printer is adding noise to or dropping the 115V AC power line voltage (in North America) when it is printing. It is very annoying like a strobe light. In other words, they are sensitive to power fluctuations. Beware.I invite the manufacturer to comment.

They are nice and bright ut the flickering is unbearable.