Night Light Bulb – C7 E12 LED Bulbs – Candelabra, 0.6 Watt Equivalent 7W Incandescent Bulb, Warm White 2700K, Window Candles & Chandeliers Replacement Bulb, 6 Pack

I was lucky they fit because I did not check the spacing on the pins but they worked fine and were the right Kelvin. They produce a very pleasant light color and they are bright enough for under counter use. and I will buy them again

This 0.6W light bulb has been great when it comes to energy savings. As expected for such a low wattage (equivalent to about 7W), the brightness is very dim, so it’s not meant for primary lighting. That said, it does exactly what it’s designed to do. I’ve been using two of these at the same time to get a bit more light, and they’ve been working well together. The biggest positive is longevity—both bulbs are still going strong after about a year of continuous use. There are some limitations due to the low brightness, but if your goal is minimal power usage and long life, this bulb does a good job.

These MYEMITTING night light bulbs are a good buy. Before my new order, I had bought some quite a while back, and they are still operating without any noticeable dimming. The bulbs are a good color and still provides at least as much light as the incandescent bulbs they replace. Perfect for Christmas decorations or for lighting the way to the bathroom facilitating middle of the night trips. I tested the power (see photo) and it is about 1/2 watt, as stated. It may be just a few watts saved over incandescent bulbs, but every watt adds up over time.The LED is on both sides of a flat surface inside the bulb, so the light comes out nearly symmetrically. Order received promptly.

It's been about 10 years or so when I first found out. The power company left some light bulbs hanging in a bag on my doorknob, and I thought with some suspicion, " well, I am poor, but not that poor, how did they know I needed some light bulbs?" So I used the bulbs and didn't think anything about it, not even realizing that they were LED lights, that use far less power, don't get hot, don't cause fires and good stuff like that. And years later the power company is still giving them to me, thank you power company. The power consumption of these is less than 10% of the non-LED type. Then just recently I got some of the small night lights from the power company, the ones you leave on at night, which were, of course, LED lights that are low power and safer. But I do like the style of the night lights I recently got from the drugstore. Unfortunately, I didn't notice the ones from the drugstore are not the LED type, but use the wire filaments that get hot, and when I looked at the package it said, "Fire Danger!" So I got these replacement bulbs that are LED to replace the non-LED bulbs I got from the drug store. And everybody lived happily ever after.

Bulbs work fine. But at first I thought they were defective. I have 3 night light fixtures. The first fixture I tried, the bulb barely lit.....like a pilot light. I covered the photocell lens with my finger....no change. I tried the other 5 bulbs....all the same. Then I tried them in the other 2 fixtures......nice and bright. Apparently some older fixtures may not work correctly with these bulbs.