Most bulbs use the Standard Edison medium screw base (E26). Smaller candelabra bases (E12) appear for nightlight and decorative bulbs.
The selection includes both incandescent bulbs and LED bulbs.
Listings include specific color temperatures such as 2700 K and 5000 K. Some items, however, do not specify a color temperature.
Listed bulb life values vary: about 1.4–1.8 years for some incandescent types, up to around 13.7 years and as long as 22.8 years for certain LED options.
Shapes include A15, A19, A21 and C7. Common base sizes are the Standard Edison medium screw base (E26) and the Candelabra Edison screw base (E12). Overall lengths listed range from about 2.13 inches up to 5.63 inches.
Watt-equivalents shown include 25W, 40W and 60W. The listed actual energy-used (watts) values span from about 4.0 up to 40.0 watts, and LED items specifically show energy-used values such as 8.0, 8.5 and 9.5 watts.
Listed lumen values range from 16 lumens up to 800 lumens. Examples include 16, 200, 415, 760 and 800 lumens, with several 60W-equivalent LED listings around 800 lumens.
Many listings specify “Dimmable (Full Range).” Some listings indicate a simple 1-way on/off function. A color-changing LED listing notes an included remote that can turn the bulb on/off, dim the light, change colors and switch light modes.
