standard light bulb

Most standard household bulbs use the Standard Edison medium screw base (E26).

60W-equivalent LED bulbs in these results use roughly 8.0–9.5 watts.

Common options include warm/soft white (2700 K) and daylight (5000 K); some listings do not specify a color temperature.

In these product listings, incandescent bulbs are rated about 1.4 years, while LED bulbs are rated much longer—typically about 13.7 years and in some cases up to 22.8 years.

They replace several common incandescent wattages, including 25 W and 40 W options and many 60 W equivalents; one rechargeable bulb is listed as replacing a traditional 65 W bulb.

Many bulbs are listed as fully dimmable (full-range) or compatible with most dimmer switches; some LED and smart bulbs instead offer on/off or app-based dimming rather than traditional full-range dimming.

Some bulbs offer smart Wi‑Fi control with voice-assistant compatibility, remote-controlled color changing and party modes, automatic dusk-to-dawn sensing, and rechargeable battery backup with a built-in flashlight.

These bulbs are described for appliance and decorative uses as well as general-purpose fixtures; some are rated for damp or wet locations for outdoor or appliance use.