Order No: 15087941 E12 5W Warm White High Power LED Candle Bulb What we received are (3 Nos:) cheap 1W candle bulbs definitely not 5W. We regard this as pure cheating.

Order No: 15087941 E12 5W Warm White High Power LED Candle Bulb What we received are (3 Nos:) cheap 1W candle bulbs definitely not 5W. We regard this as pure cheating.

Order No: 15087941 E12 5W Warm White High Power LED Candle Bulb What we received are (3 Nos:) cheap 1W candle bulbs definitely not 5W. We regard this as pure cheating.

Matches my old chandelier very well. Looks like a good old incandescent.

Matches my old chandelier very well. Looks like a good old incandescent.

Matches my old chandelier very well. Looks like a good old incandescent.

Purchased a couple of bulbs for testing. They both work. The light is almost as warm as a standard clear lightbulb. An even light output. I'd estimate it to be equivalent to slightly less than a 25 watt bulb of this type. The quality on 1 of the bulbs was questionable...the bulb needed to be screwed in snuggly to make contact w/ the light fixture and work, and that caused the glass housing to detach as it was screwed in. Had to re-glue it. And then unscrewing the bulb caused the socket to detach from the rest of the bulb, and had to glue that back too. Debating whether to purchase more, might instead purchase the 3w bulb of this type, or none.

Purchased a couple of bulbs for testing. They both work. The light is almost as warm as a standard clear lightbulb. An even light output. I'd estimate it to be equivalent to slightly less than a 25 watt bulb of this type. The quality on 1 of the bulbs was questionable...the bulb needed to be screwed in snuggly to make contact w/ the light fixture and work, and that caused the glass housing to detach as it was screwed in. Had to re-glue it. And then unscrewing the bulb caused the socket to detach from the rest of the bulb, and had to glue that back too. Debating whether to purchase more, might instead purchase the 3w bulb of this type, or none.

Purchased a couple of bulbs for testing. They both work. The light is almost as warm as a standard clear lightbulb. An even light output. I'd estimate it to be equivalent to slightly less than a 25 watt bulb of this type. The quality on 1 of the bulbs was questionable...the bulb needed to be screwed in snuggly to make contact w/ the light fixture and work, and that caused the glass housing to detach as it was screwed in. Had to re-glue it. And then unscrewing the bulb caused the socket to detach from the rest of the bulb, and had to glue that back too. Debating whether to purchase more, might instead purchase the 3w bulb of this type, or none.

This works fine. Using 110v. Standard warm temp lightbulb, works the same as others that looks just like this but may cost more.

This works fine. Using 110v. Standard warm temp lightbulb, works the same as others that looks just like this but may cost more.

This works fine. Using 110v. Standard warm temp lightbulb, works the same as others that looks just like this but may cost more.