ST64 Vintage LED Light Bulbs 8W E27 Edison Screw, 64W Equivalent, 720LM, Warm White 2200K Energy Saving Amber Retro Style Filament Decorative Bulb, Non-Dimmable, Pack of 4

It looks expensive and nice. It has deep warm light and it’s perfect for bedroom or relaxing room. Comes in 3.

I have a rustic vintage barbers and needed some bulbs to suit the ascetic of the shop. These look great and they give off alot of light. They are alot cheaper than the ones I've originally found in the hardware stores. So great product. Will keep buying these from now on

Bought as part of evaluating different bulb styles for a vintage industrial style light fitting over a kitchen table. They looked nice with a warn, soft light, but weren't really bright enough for our needs. Previous bulbs had about 860 lumens output and were a bit too bright, so will probably try something around 500 lumens.Appearance - just as shown in the pictures, suitably vintage.

Great bulbs, look even better than in the pictures

The filament is attractive and provides a very pretty tone of light. The 3 pack is good value.

Aesthetically very pleasing. Bright light. Look great in pendant lights. So pleased with them that I bought another set.

They look lovely lit and give off a warm light - perfect

These bulbs are good value, albeit a few were damaged which is ultimately why I had to rerun them, but I suspect that may be few and far between.However, importantly, they are very bright for what they are sold/advertised for.As with other commentators and most people likely buying these, you want vintage industrial style bulbs with a new warm yellow glow.Your only going to partly get that with these, they are 2200K, which, is on the orange/yellow side, however, due to the size of the bulb and the Lumens, they are very bright, which almost removes that orange/yellow glow.I have attached a photograph of them in action, it is hard to photograph these types of bulbs but the message is clear, you can see even with one, it completely lights up my outdoor gazebo I’m using it in, and isn’t very yellow, I planned on using four, and had I, it would have been like the sun in there.Additionally, they are so bright you can’t look at them and see the effect from the LED filament like traditional bulbs.On the other hand, I’ve attached a photograph of a Phillips, LED, 1800K, 330 Lumen bulb I managed to source, that is exactly what I was looking for, perfectly yellow and vintage, not too bright (I needed four for my space, depends on the size) and you can look at the filament and see the effect without eye strain.If your looking for a warm vintage bulb, depending on the size of your space, and the colour you want it, you need to consider the lumens just as important as the kelvin of the bulb, as the lumens will determine how bright it is.For me, these bulbs in a bedroom/cozy rest room, even with one bulb will be too bright, and they aren’t dimmable whereas the Philips ones are.I would recommend these for a kitchen maybe or a space you really require visibility, but smaller, warmer spaces I’d go for a 1800/2000k with 330 lumen max.

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