PHILIPS LED Flicker-Free Frosted Dimmable A19 Light Bulb - EyeComfort Technology - 800 Lumen - Soft White (2700K) – 8.8W=60W - E26 Base - Ultra Definition Old Version - Indoor - 4-Pack

I run a regular printer and a 3d printer on a circuit that has a few lamps. The flickering was HORRENDOUS with other LED bulbs. I struggled trying to find truly flicker-free bulbs and went through probably 10 different brands. Finally, these solve the problem. I am able to sit in the same room and not have crazy flickering. These are very well made.

These work perfectly. My wife didn't like the bright lights in the bathroom. Sometimes she wants it bright but most of the time she doesn't. I bought these bulbs specifically because they say they are dimmer compatible. I went to Home Depot and bought a Lutron slide dimmer (not sure if that makes a difference) and when everything was finished, I tested it throughout the entire range of the slider. These bulbs are very bright and very white (3 bulbs in the fixture) at full intensity then gradually get much warmer and dimmer as you reduce the intensity. I went very slowly and encountered absolutely no flickering and no noise whatsoever - we are both very happy.

Ok, I’ve only had these bulbs half a day so maybe 5 stars is overboard. But, I am so excited that they actually seem to have solved our flickering issue! We just did a powder bath remodel and installed a Toto Neorest bidet toilet. We had the wall down to the studs and ran a new power outlet from an existing outlet to power the Toto. We worked hard to get the powder bath put back together and the toilet installed. The toilet works beautifully but, its high power draw was causing the lights to flicker and strobe. We thought we were going to have to tear out our work and pay a lot more to run a dedicated outlet for the Toto. But, we saw these bulbs and figured it wouldn’t hurt to try them first. Thank goodness they did the trick! I also ordered incandescent bulbs which are apparently less sensitive to power draw flickers, but these flicker free LED seem to be doing the trick and saved us the hassle and expense of installing a dedicated outlet for the Toto We are delighted!

Ok these were actually really really great. But I have an old dimmer remote, and every time I flip the wall switch the bulbs go to half brightness. When I use the remote they turn on to whatever I left them at last. So if using the wall switch wasn’t important to me I’d keep them. I love the brightness and really love the dimming feature as it switches to the more yellow warm color. Really really nice. Also no strobing or buzzing like other led bulbs I’ve experienced. I’m gona go w non led’s because my fixture just can’t handle it. If you have a newer dimmer these are really great. And I say go for it.

We have a tankless water heater that causes all the house lights to flicker, but the bulbs on dimmers actually strobe even when set at full brightness. I tried these in desperation and they worked! These only have a slight dimness change for a split second when the water heater turns on or off. It’s like they are adjusting to the power fluctuation. Otherwise they are super steady. They fixed my flickering LED problem.

Installed these into our ceiling fan to replace some old traditional bulbs. The Hampton Bay fan remote control has an old-style analog dimmer designed for tungsten bulbs. Well, Phillips has really made a super product here. These bulbs dim properly without flickering or other annoying artifacts. No buzzing noise. They are very quiet! I'm glad that LED bulbs are getting more compatible and "just work" in more and more installation settings. I highly recommend these bulbs. It's also fabulous that when you dim these, they get a warmer glow like a tungsten bulb does. I highly recommend these bulbs. I'm pleasantly surprised that they work as advertised with an old-school analog dimmer!

Not mentioned in the description: the box I got says both "CRI 90" and "Suitable for Enclosed Fixtures." You can just barely make out these notations in the product image. The "warm glow" effect works well and is very obvious when compared with cheaper LED lamps. They dim smoothly even with ordinary lamp dimmers. Inside a fixture, I can't distinguish the light from these from incandescent light. Even with premium super-efficient LED light bulbs like these, most of the money the cost you will actually be electricity costs. At my electric rates, a four-pack of bulbs like this will consume something like $60-$80 worth of electricity over the lifetime of the bulbs. I think it's worth spending a few extra dollars on the bulbs themselves to get something that won't be annoying over the years they're expected to last. I bought a box of these for my dining room fixture a couple years ago, and they're still working like new. Just today I bought more, to outfit other dimmable fixtures. I wish I could get fixtures with built-in LEDs as nice.

Great quality of light and accurate color temperature but only lasted about 18 months before I had to replace due to flickering at full. These were not on a dimmer, always just switched to full. Sad they started to fail so soon…