25PACK LED Night Light Bulbs, C7 Candelabra LED Light Bulbs, E12 Chandelier Base, 0.6W Equivalent to 7W, Warm White 2200K, 50LM, Shatterproof & Waterproof Clear ‎Plastic

Great product

I use C7 bulbs in my Christmas village each year, but when I got out the box with the village recently, I found that one of the bulbs had burned out -- and for the first time in years, I was out of replacements. So I purchased this pack, and so far they're great. They're the same brightness, they use less electricity, and (supposedly) they last longer. So I'm pleased with the purchase.

Ordered these LED night light bulbs to replace the standard night light bulbs in our miniature village. The bulbs worked great and burn cooler than the old style night light bulb. Cost less to burn these bulbs compared to the old style night light bulbs.

These are very nice bulbs, cannot tell the different in color between these and the regular incandescent C9 lights. Looking to these for a long time. Will see how long they last.

Good led replacement for night light. Bright warm white glow with no heat generation and substantial power reduction

I used these in window candles. as another reviewer mentioned, the tip of the bulb might fall short and not make good contact with the socket so if you are handy and can add a little solder to the tip all will be good or it might take some additional tightening to get good contact. I only had 3 or 4 candle sockets that gave me trouble. I probably wouldn't fault the bulbs but instead the candles due to age. But the bulbs work good and have a good color temperature. The light they emit is exactly like a 7 watt incandescent candle bulb. And I am hoping I can reduce my electric bill slightly too. These draw way less than 7watts and we have 20 window candles that run for many hours.

This bulbs are the perfect exact replacement for my Newpow Outdoor String Lights that came with only two spares, but had 7 go out within 2 years. I am very pleased, size, color temperature, base all exactly as the original. To me nothing is worse than having various different color temps among bulbs.

These are led bulbs and should last a long time

I can't comment how durable those bulbs are and I haven't install them all yet so I don't know if they all work. I'll use them as replacement for clear C7 incandescent bulbs I already own. One thing for sure though... There is no way this is 2200K. I usually buy 2700K for common use in the house as they are the best replacement for older incandescent bulbs, giving out pretty clear light with a light orange-ish tint; very warm but functional for all uses. I kind of disliike 3000K except maybe in the garage. 2200K should have a very yellow-orange-ish hue, too warm for conventional use in a house but perfect for a christmas tree, actually reminescent of a candle light. Those supposedly 2200K christmas lights are whiter than the 2700K I usually use in the house. I'd rate them as around 2800-2900K. I won't return them but I don't especially like them. They are not 2200K, and I think the pictures in the ad are pretty deceiving, if not dishonest. On that basis alone, I rate them 2-stars.