NEEWERE26 35W LED Light Bulbs, 2 Packs, 3150 Lumens/5700K/CRI 93+/15000h Lifespan, Bright Video Photography Lighting, Silent/No Flicker/Non Dimmable 350W Incandescent Equivalent, UL Certified

I had the smaller ones but i need it more brightness and these really did it, they are a wonderful source of daylight.

Decent CRI from these, very bright, highly competitive pricing. Not much else to say right now. I've been running these for a bit over a month. I can't speak to longevity yet, but I'm also using these as daily light bulbs in a blacked out room, so I have already racked up about 380 hours of use. Since these seem to be marketed toward photography use, I'd say so far that these are a great deal. I can definitely tell the quality of the CRI comparing it to my modified flashlight with 519a emitters with 90CRI. It's a pretty similar output and visible color representation, which is great in my eyes, pun intended.

I have purchased this product for my home studio project, these bulbs are not dimmable as advertised and if your control button is dimming like mine in the picture, even if it is 100 percent all the way up open These bulbs makes buzzing noises that you don’t want to hear but there is no problem if you are not using with dimming control it works fineI had to install them to my garage instead unfortunately

No one should want to express disappointment with the performance of this lighting duo from NEEWER.These bulbs produce a massive amount of light, and and bring sunlit conditions to a room.The bulbs look nice installed in a wall sconce.They are bold and they are bright.the envelope of each is fairly large.You are at complete liberty as to where you might like to use them because they have a simple candelabra screw in base. A pair of torchiere floor lamps could be brought to full fruition of lighting ability by providing a level of predominated light for any room or setting. I plant to use them for that purpose as soon as I can acquire a pair of stately tors heir.i measured each with a light meter and found the candle power of each to be identical.Really wonderful bulbs, well packaged, and delivered to my door. What more can I say. I just had a brilliant thought....."Let there be light!" and there was light, abundant light at the flip of a switch, I had such an abundance of light that Five GIANT Stars are clearly illuminated.As you might imagine I am well satisfied with my experience with Neewer's E26 35W LED light bulb2 pack. Good product, good value. In my opinion, it would be hard to imagine anyone being dissatisfied with their p;purchase.

Probably fine for most, but if you are subject to migraines like I am, beware!

Neewer is typically a good brand to purchase as they make high quality products. I measured raw lux compared to others who measured the lux from a soft box. Sometimes, you may want a harsher light than a soft box. I measured 965 lux at one meter. I also measured 927 footcandles at 12”.They claim 2160 lumens. I always calculate delivered lumens as that helps to narrow down which lumen figure is accurate. I got 2900 delivered lumens which is higher than their 2100 lumen claim. More importantly, I calculated the intensity of the light at one meter as 1770 candelas. Neewer claims a 200W incandescent equivalency; my calculations came to 195W. Pretty close.One reviewer’s measurements using a soft box claimed 700 lux at one meter. Plugging that into my spreadsheet gave 2117 delivered lumens – almost exactly the claimed 2160 lumens.I used my phone to take pictures of the light and also film it. There was no evidence of any flickering or floating bars. The LED bulbs have a very nice bright white light.Amazon Vine sent this product to me for an honest unbiased review. Would I recommend it? Yes, these are an excellent choice for a non-dimmable LED bulb for still photos and videos.

One of my lights broke for my constant lighting kit. I needed to find an alternative to ensure that I would be able to complete a couple of photoshoots. These lights worked really well. They were not too bright. Did not give excessive highlights and over power my flashes. They worked extremely well for my needs. I would definitely recommend these lights as an alternative to more expensive lights for a constant light set up.

I recently tried out the Neewer 24W LED Light Bulbs, and I have to say, they exceeded my expectations. When I first got them, I wasn't sure how I would use them, but they turned out to be perfect for my photography projects. The plastic diffuser that comes with the bulbs does a fantastic job of spreading the light evenly, giving a soft and natural look to my photos.What I love most about these bulbs is the quality of light they emit. It's bright enough to illuminate my subjects well, but it's also very soft, which means I get minimal shadows in my shots. This is a crucial factor in achieving professional-looking results. Whether I'm shooting portraits or still life, these bulbs have consistently delivered the kind of lighting I need.Now, I will say that the price for a 2-pack is a little on the higher side if you plan to use them every day. However, if you're a professional photographer or someone who has specific applications in mind, I think they're definitely worth the investment. The quality of light they produce and the ability to create well-diffused lighting setups can really take your photography to the next level.

Iluminan bastante y tienen bien CRI

A little bit under specification for power, but otherwise, all we want for an entry-level studio lamp. And it can be used as general bulbs too. Let's check the main details, and how it compares to other options I tried.Safety: We want to have some level of quality, this is what UL listing is intended for, certified that the item conforms to CSA standards as requested by Canadian Electrical Code.Power / output: 21W consumption, 700Lux on a cheap popup soft box measured 1 m away from the diffuser, which was installed. This is good, and honest, considering most would sell these as 50 or 80w.Quality: These are entry-level studio bulbs, and they are well-made for that price point. No specific defect, no special hue or discoloration, same colour as other spots. No strobe, no flicker.Compared to the common big 58W bulb (which is only 24W) they have the same output, this one is smaller, and UL. Choose the Neewer.Compared to the common 85W aluminum + plastic spot with a remote, you have the same illuminance at 5700K, similar colour as the 85W spot is only 25W in daylight, with 50W at middle intensity. You lose the adjustment, but gain UL certification. I would avoid, unless you need 4500 K.Compared to a big store, 50W: 1200 Lux for the big store bulb, but huge and more expensive. Both options work.Compared to fake 120W/160W black bulbs with flaps (which are only 30W) in the same price range, clearly get the Neewer bulb.Compare to real 200W UFO light: Take the UFO if you have a big barn, 3-4 times the price but really nice, but we are not talking photography here.Overall, if shooting at daylight colour is fine for you, then these are a good choice. Good choice also for general lighting.

These lights are excellent. Using an E26 base you can use it on photography lights including retrofitting these on old light stands. They also can work great as regular home or space lighting if you don't mind the extra cost in both purchasing and running in return of having beautiful color reproduction and a very bright bulb; just be aware that the base isn't conic shaped so adequate clearance is needed in a fixture.But for lighting these were excellent in every way, I can't really think of anything to complain. Light output is consistent, no flickering, silent and it doesn't heat up that much either compared to typical alternative light bulbs (i.e. non-LED). Light is very well diffused as well so there are no weird shadow stacking artifacts. A great buy for sure.If there is just one thing I do not really understand, is the choice of going with 5700K as the color temperature. Given that most if not all of Neewer's flashes and strobes are 5500K or 5600K, it seems more logical to me to have it a closer more similar number. In reality 100K difference isn't that bad but, still something to point out.

The Good Parts+ Nice bright lights that use a lot less power than traditional 200W incandescent photo lamps (also produces a lot less heat)+ Rated for 15k hours life span+ High CRI (93+) for color accuracy+ Standard E26 socket should work with dedicated gear, or even any non-photography specific lamps (provided you can fit the bulb into the lamp)+ Reasonably priced at $33 for two (price at time of review)Nitpicks / Hit or Miss* Not dimmable. I don't consider this to be a big deal for the target market for these bulbs though.Possible Dealbreakers- None that I can think of

The Neewer studio lamp is a good choice for an entry-level option. It falls a little bit under the power specifications, but it still works well and can be used as a general bulb. Safety is ensured with UL listing, which means it conforms to CSA standards required by the Canadian Electrical Code.The lamp has a 21W consumption and outputs 700Lux when measured 1 meter away from the diffuser, which is good for an entry-level option. The quality of the lamp is also good, with no specific defects or discoloration, and no flickering.Compared to other options, such as the common big 58W bulb, the Neewer has the same output but is smaller and UL certified. Compared to the common 85W aluminum and plastic spot with a remote, the Neewer has similar output but loses the adjustment, but gains UL certification. It is also a better option than fake 120W/160W black bulbs with flaps that only output 30W.Overall, the Neewer studio lamp is a good choice for both photography and general lighting, as long as daylight color is suitable for your needs.