Feit Electric A19 100W Equivalent LED Light Bulbs, Dimmable, 5000k Daylight, 1600 Lumens, 22 Year Lifetime, E26 Base, CRI 90, UL Listed, Damp Rated, 2 Pack, OM100DM/950CA/2

Works fine, and color temp is definitely bright white (not the yellow warm/cozy tint of 2700K). Recommended for your basic bright white bulbs. Standard size, LED, and a good value.

I purchased this item because I’ve purchased it before so I am replacing the bulb I bought about 7 years ago. It seemed to have a pretty good lifespan and Amazon had a low price so it was definitely a good value. The color of this light for me in my home-office (spare bedroom) is perfect. I also use these in my smaller three-quarter bath, bathroom. So the color is perfect because it’s nice and bright white for this particular 100 W bulb. As I said before, it is definitely a good replacement bulb, but you shouldn’t need one for at least 7 to 10 years, depending upon how much you use it. This particular bulb also has a little switch on the side that you can use to dim it. If instead, I don’t want to be working in this office room. I want it to be less light and therefore less wattage used I can do that as well. I really like this lightbulb by FEIT and at the time I needed them, they were actually on a really good sale! Nice, huh? because we all know that never happens! I would most definitely recommend this particular bulb if you’re looking for an energy saving high, bright white lightbulb. You won’t be disappointed with FEIT!

These light bulbs are great! I bought them for my room because one of my light bulbs had burned out and the other was too low. So I was looking for a good light bulb. These were on sale and looked good. So I bought them and they were a great fit. They are very good with the light not to bright but not to low either. And there’s not any heat coming from them either which is nice. I think they are also supposed to be energy efficiency too. But it was a great deal for the price I paid. And it’s supposed to last a long time.

These Feit Electric A19 LED bulbs offer bright, warm white light with excellent color rendering (CRI 90), making them ideal for living spaces, kitchens, or home offices. The dimmable feature allows for easy mood control, and at 22-year lifetime, they provide long-lasting, energy-efficient performance compared to traditional incandescent bulbs. The E26 base and damp rating make them versatile for a variety of fixtures, and the sleek design fits seamlessly in any décor. Reliable, high-quality, and visually appealing, these bulbs enhance both lighting and the aesthetic of your home.

These 3000k LEDs from Feit are some of the nicest bulbs I've used compared to other 3000k bulbs. The quality of the light is good, although it doesn't quite match some of the best 2700k and 5000k bulbs out there in terms of color reproduction, but I do not mind too much as I find the color temperature to be more important for everyday use, and a brightness of 1600 lumens is impressive from an A19 bulb. The only disappointing thing I've encountered so far is that there is a noticeable buzz when the light bulbs are halfway dimmed on both my living room fixture which uses a Lutron Diva, and my kitchen fixture which uses a Lutron Maestro (both newer switches designed for LED bulbs). Otherwise though, the bulbs have been working well and I have had no real issues, so hopefully the buzzing issue can be fixed assuming it's not related to any unknown issues with my wiring.

These were exactly what I was looking for, made my lamp dimmable and. Looked great.

The specs look great on paper, but real-world use is a mess. First problem: the “dimmable” part feels more like a suggestion than a feature. On multiple dimmers, the light doesn’t transition smoothly—it jumps, flutters, and sometimes does that annoying strobe-like shimmer at lower settings. Even at full brightness, there’s a faint, constant flicker that you don’t notice at first… until you do, and then you can’t unsee it. It’s especially bad in a room where you’re working on a computer or watching TV, because the light just feels “unstable” and fatiguing. Color is the next letdown. “Bright white” at 3000K should be a clean warm-neutral, but these skew oddly yellow in some fixtures and slightly greenish in others. Skin tones look off, whites don’t look crisp, and the overall vibe is cheap “apartment lighting” rather than anything remotely high quality. The high-CRI claim doesn’t match what you actually see—colors look flatter than expected, and the light has that unpleasant artificial cast that makes rooms feel worse, not better. Then there’s the build/consistency. The two bulbs in the pack didn’t even match each other perfectly in brightness and tone, which is ridiculous when they’re literally meant to be used together. If you put them in the same room, you can tell. That’s not nitpicking—that’s basic quality control. The lifetime claim is honestly laughable. One started acting up (more flicker, occasional hesitation turning on) way earlier than it should, and the other developed intermittent buzzing on a dimmer that works fine with other LEDs. Nothing about this feels like “set it and forget it for decades.” It feels like “hope you kept the receipt.” If you need stable dimming, consistent color, and lighting that doesn’t make your space feel jittery or sickly, skip these. They’re frustrating, inconsistent, and nowhere near as premium as the labeling tries to imply.

Good light bulbs. Bright nice light bulbs. I tried to magnetize them. Put them on a large like 6 in by 1-in thick by 4 in wide magnet for like a day and then create my own seasonal affective light