Cree Lighting Basic Series A19 Bulb, 2700K Dimmable LED Bulb, 60W + 800 Lumens, Soft White, 4 Pack, (A19-60W-B2-27K-E26-U4)

I've bought more than 30 of these Cree 2700k bulbs, have been running them in apartment building hallways, apartments and laundry room for over three years. Most are in enclosed fixtures. 24/7 service in the halls and laundry room. I've had two oddballs in enclosed two-bulb fixtures, one each in separate fixtures, that go out when they heat up awhile, and come back on when they cool down, but the others have been running almost three years continuously without issue, without replacement. If you add up the hours of 24/7 service, these bulbs are actually going well beyond their rated service life.Of the two bulbs with the overheating issue, I left one in, to see how long it would last, and it's not died, nor dimmed in three years. The other I just swapped to a non-enclosed fixture and it's fine.Given the performance of these Cree bulbs overall, I guess I don't mind a couple sketchy performers every 25-30 bulbs. They cost more than bargain brands, but I haven't seen the same lifespan out of any other LED bulbs I've tried, including Phillips and Eco Smart. Not even close. For me, these CREE bulbs end up costing less, because they just last.I haven't tried these in dimmers, have seen mixed reviews on dimmable CREE's. I do know the company is continually working on product development, makes great grow light LEDs, so maybe they are fine now, but I can't directly speak to the dimmable performance.In my experience, CREE just makes a real quality product, and I hope folks understand and reward that.A note about LED bulbs: the 2700k / warm white are highly advised, because the blue light in the "cooler" toned LED's is known to be a specific risk for baby and infant eyes, a general risk for everyone else, and is also disruptive of our sleep patterns and circadian rhythms. There's a reason LED streetlights are no longer so blue.Reviewed as of January 2023.

Really been trying to find Cree for a while now. This deal was great and they arrived quick.4-pack of LED light bulbs, nice warm color. Milliseconds delay from turning on switch to lighting but that's okay I guess...but the Feit Lighting ones I bought don't have that issue. No LED strobe effect.We'll see what longevity is like, only had these one month so far I think. They seem good.

I keep buying these to replace the POS Sylvania ones that I installed two years ago when we bought the house. The Sylvanias all succumbed to the same fate - they dim, flicker and die. The CREE bulbs have been absolutely solid. Worth the extra buck.

These flicker more than the prior Cree LED model I had.

I bought the warm white Cree bulbs to replace the junk LED bulbs being provided to me for free.. These new bulbs resemble incandescent bulbs in color. They are perfect for my bedroom.At the time, the bulbs that I had in here were of a whiter shade, were failing, and created noise in my radio.It pays to buy Made In USA for quality.

These are awesome bulbs. I’ve pretty much changed all of them in my house to these. I’m not sure if they still offer this or not but I’ve had a few burn out over the years and Cree had a 7 year warranty on them. I contacted Cree through their web site and they sent me a bunch of new ones. They said to just toss the old ones in the trash.

This was shipped by UPS. The 4-pack is in a very lightweight cardboard retail package. It was packed inside a plastic bag with no padding. The cardboard packaging had been crushed and one of the bulbs was loose inside the plastic bag. The bulbs did not appear to be broken. I used one of them and it is working. I wish I could write a separate review for shipping problems. But this was shipped from the CREE store! CREE bulbs are great! They must be to survive poor packing. The CREE bulb I replaced was over 10 years old. Buy CREE bulbs, but maybe from a retail store where you can pick a package that doesn't look stomped on!

great bulbs. installed in a closed fixture a few years ago and still going strong.