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Compared to a typical incandescent night bulb these look much better and of course use much less power. Compared to 2700K LED C7s, these give off a much warmer, softer glow that shines gently with no flickering through the windows of our snow-village buildings just right. The linear filament reduces hot spots, further improving the look. Quality seems fine. All the bulbs tested good upon receipt and 11 of the 25 have about 125 hours on them so far this season with no failures. They fit older C7 sockets perfectly, making good contact easily. At ~$1 per bulb they're a good value considering the quality of the light and the lower power consumption and potential longer life that LEDs provide.

I picked up these LED bulbs specifically for my salt rock lamp night lights, and they’ve been spot on. The 0.5W power draw means they’re super energy efficient, which is awesome for leaving them on through the night without worrying about the electric bill creeping up. They screw right in with no issues, and the candle shaped filament gives off this warm, gentle amber glow that really enhances the cozy vibe of the salt lamps. Way better than traditional bulbs since they don’t get hot and last forever. If you’re decking out ambient lighting like I am, these are a no brainer – reliable and just the right brightness for bedtime reading or relaxation.

A nice dim amber glow. Great for a little tiny lamp you want to leave on all night in a hallway as a night light, or maybe a very subtle accent light on a desk.

These are not amber, but a warm white. Still, I really like them. They are better than clear white bulbs because the glare is much less. And, they stay cool. These are good bulbs, just don’t expect orange lights!

They are tge perfect glow color whe lit. I'm thrilled I picked these. I have the 3 bulb candelabra sitting in front of the fireplace. Beautiful glow

So much nicer than those glaring white bulbs! Warm glow as a nightlight should be

Perfect for a warm, low wattage, glow. Used it in my ceramic Halloween cat and pumpkin. Sorry I didn't get a better picture. Looks like an incandescent light but with no heat and way less energy used.

We expected the light to be a true orange color, but instead, it’s more of a cream color.