Flame Light Bulbs, LED Flame Effect Fire Light Bulbs, 4 Modes, E26 Standard Base, 108pcs LED Flame Light, Atmosphere Lighting, Decorative Light Halloween,Christmas (2 Pack)

The media could not be loaded. Based on initial impressions, this light is pretty convincing when mounted in a lamp, and definitely adds to a festive mood. It feels fairly durable (for a light bulb), though there is a slight rattling inside - might be the gravity sensor moving, but it makes me not want to shake the thing too hard.Pros:The fire animation is convincing enough to be used in a porch light or inside a decoration. However, it's not nearly as detailed as in the picture - see cons below.It is bright for a decorative bulb. I would guess about a 30 watt equivalent. I understand why they suggest you don't stare right into it.I worried about it being annoying to change the mode. Even though it is obnoxious to have to flick the light on and off 3 times for breathing mode, it's not really a big deal. A selection button added to the base would be awesome.Direction of flames adjusts automatically when you flip the direction of the bulbCons:It does NOT create the delicate layers of detailed flame shown in the photograph. It looks more like a blurred fire behind frosted glass - convincingly moving, but not nothing like the detailed flame image of the listing.Vent holes on top were partially obscured by excess plastic from the molding process. I opened them up a bit with the tip of a pencil.It says 4 modes, but only seems to have three - flickering, steady on, breathing. Maybe they count the gravity sensor as a forth mode that operates at the same time as the flickering mode.The gravity switch that detects bulb direction seems overly sensitive. If the bulb is tapped, it flickers wildly for a half second, deciding which way the flame animation should goIt does NOT return to the previously selected mode when you turn it off for over 20 seconds and then back on, like the description says. It always starts in flicker mode (which is really what you usually want anyway)Overall, satisfied with my purchase. Looks amazing in our porch lights.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and effect of these light bulbs. Used them for front porch lighting, and they work beautifully. I have the flame set to random and my young toddler comments on "fire" whenever he sees them. Quite a good night effect and I plan to leave them on for the holiday season. I have them on for around 12 hours at a stretch every night, and so far no issues with fading, effects, or the bulb itself. The whole setup is on a timer switch, and even though some Led bulbs flake out using timers, these do not. Even at a distance these look realistic. Good buy, highly recommended.

I ordered a single light bulb that came quickly with Prime however it was Dead on arrival. I contacted their 24/7 customer service website. Cristina Miller responded quickly and courteously. She informed me they were out of the single pack and was willing to replace my order with a double pack. The Replacements shipped via standard shipping.. after receiving the replacement bulbs I could not be happier with the product. They look better than some of the others I have seen. As the product describes they look best behind a frosted cover but in my opinion look very good as a naked bulb. The quality of the product and the great customer service deserve 5 stars.

I thought these bulbs would be kinda neat for the holiday season, so I gave them a try. FLAME bulb, not so much, but FLAME EFFECT bulb, absolutely!As other reviewers have noted (and the manufacturer recommends), the bulbs are really best viewed through a frosted glass shade. The "flame" is really quite pixelated looking if you look directly at the bulb, but through a shade, the illusion of flame effect is quite cool!The multiple modes are a nice option, but I find I really only end up using gravity mode-- that said, options are nice. Other options include more of a "slow-fade" flicker and sort of a gently dimming/brightening mode.The color of the bulbs is really a nice light flamey orange. As I said, if you look AT the bulb, it kind of reminds me of a neon sign, with a lot of obvious blinking and "mechanical" action going on inside the bulb-- not much like fire. However, through a shade, the pixelation and action are just obscured enough so that you end up with a very reasonable flame lighting effect-- much like a torch inside your shade.

I put an LED bulb in each of my two vintage electric lanterns for this past holiday season, and the flame effect of these bulbs looked so real! Sorry, I forgot to take a photo and/or video of the lanterns while lit with these bulbs. One could not tell that it was an electric bulb, and not a real lit flame, that was inside the lanterns. These bulbs work great, and look great! I highly recommend them if one wants a real-looking simulated flame effect in one's lights, lamps, and/or lanterns.

Having just recently moved into our first home in the last few months, I am so looking forward to decorating for the holidays - and Halloween is my favorite. However, money is also tight so I needed to get the biggest bang for my buck and give my front porch that wow factor. These lights popped up in my Pinterest feed and after some research I ordered two. I am SO glad I did! Yes, we have them up already, before any other decorations, but the flickering orange glow is just gorgeous. It seriously looks like my house might be on fire. I can't wait to see how everything looks when I get the rest of the look together! I've been telling my friends at work about these lights, they're so cool. I will be updating this later with pictures as soon as I get the rest decorated.