Great Value A19 LED 7W (60W Equivalent) Soft White E26 Medium Base Light Bulbs, Dimmable, 4 Pack

Ok, so I was initially leery of LED Light Bulbs because of the typical "blueness" and "flickering" associated with older LED lights. These LED Bulbs have none of the typical drawbacks of the older LEDs. As someone who is very particular about light quality - especially in my living room - I can say that these LED Bulbs are very close to Incandescent in light quality and color. They're labeled as "dimmable", but I haven't tested that functionality. I bought these bulbs for use in my "torchiere" Ceiling-Facing lamp that I use only as comfort lighting for my living room. As 40w Equivalents, these bulbs are already dark enough to be comfortable and act as an offset to TV glare. I have another light fixture with 3 sockets with two 100w equivalent LED bulbs I bought previously and that fixture is PLENTY bright enough for cleaning the living room, etc. I initially bought the 100w equivalent LED Bulbs for the 3-socket fixture because one of my last remaining 100w Incandescent bulbs burned out. After comparing the 100w equivalent to an actual 100w Incandescent bulb, I had confidence to buy these 40w Equivalents. I was running those "halogen" 40w Equivalents in my living room for a number of years and ran out of them, so I made the choice to buy these 40w Equivalent LED Bulbs. I compared them to both the Halogen and Incandescents and they're practically indistinguishable from each other. So, Yeah - even though they're "store brand", these bulbs are really good! I never thought I'd be able to accept LED lights in my apartment, but here we are - they really have come a long way. Anyone "on the fence" about switching to LEDs won't be disappointed by these bulbs. I actually have a stash of Incandescent 40w bulbs, but I probably won't be needing them now. I installed the 40w equivalent LED bulb 15 days ago - the lamp is on basically 24/7 as long as I'm home. We'll see how long they last. They're supposed to last 18.2 years with 3hr per day usage, so I basically need to divide the years figure by 8, so here's hoping they last a little over two years, and if so, that would be a great savings over replacement of Incandescents every 40 something days. In 2012 or so, when the Incandescent bulbs were on clearance, I bought what I thought was a "lifetime Supply" of 40w Incandescent bulbs - not realizing that I was off by a factor of 8, so thank goodness that LEDs have improved since then and replaced those terrible CFL lights.