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frontpageLolaBunny21 | Staff posted Jul 23, 2026 7:15 PM

6-pk Linkind A19 Dimmable LED Light Bulbs 60W Equivalent (Warm White)

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LINKIND-US via Amazon has 6-pk Linkind A19 Dimmable LED Light Bulbs 60W Equivalent (Warm White) on sale for $19.98 - $10.99 (apply promo code ZA2P4AIJ at checkout) = $8.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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LINKIND-US via Amazon has 6-pk Linkind A19 Dimmable LED Light Bulbs 60W Equivalent (Warm White) on sale for $19.98 - $10.99 (apply promo code ZA2P4AIJ at checkout) = $8.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Today 4:04 PM
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superslickzToday 4:04 PM
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If it's dimmable, what's the point of getting a bulb that's only 60 watt equivalent?
Today 4:23 PM
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observer1313Today 4:23 PM
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Expiration date ?
Today 4:26 PM
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PinakoToday 4:26 PM
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Quote from superslickz :
If it's dimmable, what's the point of getting a bulb that's only 60 watt equivalent?
The point is 60W-equivalent seems to be a pleasing amount of warm lighting, and you'd illuminate your space with multiple of them. If you wanted more light for, say, cleaning purposes or some other work, you usually wouldn't want warm white.
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observer1313Today 4:26 PM
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Quote from superslickz :
If it's dimmable, what's the point of getting a bulb that's only 60 watt equivalent?
Because they are usually used in a group. My dining room chandelier has 5 bulbs. So 300W equivalent may be too bright for the company that gathers at the table.
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superslickzToday 4:35 PM
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Quote from Pinako :
The point is 60W-equivalent seems to be a pleasing amount of warm lighting, and you'd illuminate your space with multiple of them. If you wanted more light for, say, cleaning purposes or some other work, you usually wouldn't want warm white.

My point is that it's dimmable, so dim it to the desired level but in the rare chance you need more light, it's possible.
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superslickzToday 4:36 PM
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Quote from observer1313 :
Because they are usually used in a group. My dining room chandelier has 5 bulbs. So 300W equivalent may be too bright for the company that gathers at the table.


My point is that it's dimmable, so dim it to the desired level but in the rare chance you need more light, it's possible.
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PinakoToday 4:42 PM
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Quote from superslickz :
My point is that it's dimmable, so dim it to the desired level but in the rare chance you need more light, it's possible.
With that logic, there should be no limit on max brightness, and all dimmable lamps should be 300W-equivalent and super-expensive Smilie
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WSCPToday 4:49 PM
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So nice to have a need for this and immediately find it on sd
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wilson99Today 5:15 PM
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Quote from Pinako :
With that logic, there should be no limit on max brightness, and all dimmable lamps should be 300W-equivalent and super-expensive Smilie
Most people won't bother dimming a 60w bulb. They barely bright enough even at max.
The dimmable feature is just a included feature that doesn't cost more. Thats how I see it.
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superslickzToday 8:17 PM
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Quote from Pinako :
With that logic, there should be no limit on max brightness, and all dimmable lamps should be 300W-equivalent and super-expensive Smilie

Now you are just exaggerating. I am just saying 75 w or 100 w. It's not that much more to make.

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