Sunlite LED Linestra Vanity Light Bulb LN60 Replacement Lightbulb, 19.5 Inches, 8 Watt (60W Equivalent), Dimmable, S14s Base, 660 Lumens, 2700K Soft White, 1 Pack

arrived a day early and fit exactly as needed. Only peeve is that it arrived in a total of three boxes (like a Russian Doll), a real waste of resources.

These LED tubes came securely packaged and worked well in my fixture. Good brightness and color.

Plugs right into existing sockets. Vert bright compared to original 150W incandescent bulbs. I must install LED dimmer. Wish the color temperature (2700K) was much warmer like the original incandescent bulb. (The photo does not accurately show how bright these are in real life.)

Works well save for brighter than I expected especially for bathroom vanity use.

Been looking for a bulb that could replace some old Osrams that finally burned out on a mirror frame. These worked perfectly as a replacement, fit right in and have been burning bright with no issue since. The only downside is that they're quite a bit brighter than the original Osrams, which put out a gentler sort of yellow-gold glow, and these ones are paler and brighter, so if you're going to replace one you should probably replace all of them or they won't quite match. Still, unless you (or the primary user of the bathroom) actively prefer dimmer light, these ones are just fine.

I contacted my local lighting supplier and was told that only one manufacturer makes bulbs that actually work in my brand of fixture. I had carefully ordered what should have been the exact LED replica of the incandescent bulb I was replacing. The incandescent bulbs, if they are even still made, are probably expensive.

Excited to get my new bulbs. I was extremely happy they were LEDs and not like the originals. I put them in with no problems except one of the bulbs was much, much lighter than the other. Upon examination, the LEDs are on a strip and the strip was facing towards the sockets. I tried gently shaking the bulb to get the strip to turn around with no success. Finally, I drilled a small hole through the plastic cap on the lower end and used some tweezers to turn the strip so it was facing out. Stupid design for sure. The other bulb's strip is not quite straight either so I will probably do the same thing to it. Advice: buy them in pairs to replace originals and be prepared to do some modifications, if necessary if the bulbs look dark. Either that or don't buy them at all.

this bulb is nearly impossible to find anymore as an incandescent. If you do find they are $150 ea!!So I had to find a replacement. initially I bought some online and instead of being 500MM they were 300 mm so those were wrong. Then I got some that were correct length but were not dimmable and flickered like strobes.The are the right length and dimmable. No flicker!!! They are a great replacement for the incandescent ones.The only issue I found are they go from full bright to just lit in only half the dimmer slide range. No issue at all really.These saved the day, $50 for 3 vs $450 if you can even find them in europe.