Linkind Dimmable A19 LED Light Bulbs, 60W Equivalent, E26 Base, 5000K Daylight, 9.5W 840 Lumens 120V, UL Listed FCC Certified, Pack of 24

Great bulbs. No issue.

shipping was fast and on time packages were great nothing broken or damaged

Seemed like a great deal!

Good product, but packing stinks. Bulbs shipped in a thin box. Each bulb has a plastic bag around it., that’s it. Some bulbs don’t work.

Great bulbs for dimmable switches , looks great and brightens up the living room, bathrooms and bedrooms

Will try to update if it changes but seem great so far.

Great for light sockets with dimmer switch. I had regular LED bulbs but they were flickering. I thought I’d have to replace the sockets. But handyman pointed out that it’s due to dimmer switch sending out of phase voltage. Replacing with these bulbs worked great. No flickering now. Saved me a lot of money.

I purchased 1 of the 24 pack of these 5000K 9.4w 840lm light bulbs on June 5th 2022 . Other than the base of the light bulbs getting extremely hot, they produced a very bright light. I had recently moved into a new house and all the light bulbs had old school incandescent light bulbs but the house was built in 2016. So I had to replace over 50 bulbs throughout the house. So I ordered another 24 pack of the Linkind light bulbs and installed those. Side note I also ordered flood light style bulbs from a company called Sunco for the can lights I had in the ceiling. Everything looked good so I purchased another pack of the Linkind. About 3 months into this light bulb transitioning project from incandescent to these Linkind bulbs, some of the Linkind lights started to flicker and then would burn out days later. The Linkind lights started to fail every couple weeks most of them only lasting between 3-6 months. However, the Sunco lights were fine. So I contacted the Linkind company and they sent me replacements for the 6 so far that had died. Then a couple months later more died out or flickered so badly that I couldn't keep them on. I had written install dates this time on the bulbs and I was barely getting 3 months out of them. So I contacted the company again and they required proof so I sent them video and pictures. They refunded me I believe it was 9 bulbs that had failed at that time. We had arranged for some of the failed bulbs to be sent back to the company so they could examine them. They sent me a USPS tracking number only and no label. I ended up giving up. Too much time wasted replacing these bulbs and contacting the company. I purchased 3 of these 24 bulbs packages and over 20 had already failed. Months go by and about 10 more bulbs failed. As of writing this review it has now been 1 year and 9 months since I purchased the first 24 pack of these Linkind bulbs and I have maybe 20 of them left that are still working. That means about 52 bulbs have either burned out or are flickering. I ended up replacing them with Philip branded bulbs. They are a bit more expensive but sometimes you get what you pay for. Only time will tell if the Philip bulbs last longer than the Linkind. On a side note while I was troubleshooting the Linkind lights, I had 2 electricians come out to check my electrical grid and breaker box. Everything checked out fine. And, the Sunco lights were purchased at the same time as the first purchase of the Linkind bulbs and the Sunco bulbs are still 100% working with no flickering and I have not had to replace any of them. So that tells you right there that the Linkind bulbs are just a bad deal. I recommend staying away from the Linkind brand.