Ascher LED bulbs 6W

Technical details

A decorative bulb can add a visible filament look, while a practical replacement also needs to give the right kind of light. These Ascher bulbs pair clear glass and vintage-style LED filaments with a cool-white output.

Each bulb uses 6W and is listed as a 60W incandescent equivalent, producing 700 lumens at 4000K. That makes the light a cool white rather than a warm, amber-toned glow.

The pack includes four bulbs with an E26 base, ST58 shape, 80+ CRI, and a 280-degree beam angle. They’re non-dimmable, so the key trade-off is decorative styling and broad light distribution over dimmer control.

Compatibility & requirements

The E26 screw base is intended for fixtures that take that base, including chandeliers, pendant lights, and wall sconces. Check the fixture’s bulb-base requirements before choosing, the listing doesn’t provide fixture dimensions or other clearance information, so fit in a tight or enclosed shade can’t be confirmed from these details alone.

These bulbs are not compatible with dimmer switches. If a room’s light is controlled by a dimmer, you’ll need to use a compatible non-dimming fixture or choose a dimmable bulb instead. It suits you if you want four matching clear-glass bulbs for a pendant, kitchen fixture, or decorative sconce and prefer 4000K light. Not the best choice if you need adjustable brightness or want a warmer color temperature.

Usage tips

For a simple setup, use them in a multi-bulb chandelier or a row of matching pendants where the exposed filament look is part of the room’s style. The 280-degree beam angle is intended to spread light broadly, rather than direct it into a narrow spot. In a kitchen, for instance, that can be useful in a fixture meant to illuminate a wider area, for focused task lighting, a bulb or fixture designed to concentrate light may suit the job better.

The product description says the bulbs reach full brightness as soon as they turn on and lists a lifespan of over 20,000 hours. It also describes them as flicker-free and free of mercury, UV, and IR, those are maker-stated details, not independent test results. Their 6W draw is lower than the listed 60W incandescent equivalent, but this pack is still a poor match for a dimmer-controlled circuit.

Questions before you buy

Are these bulbs dimmable? No. The listing explicitly says they are non-dimmable and warns against using them with a dimmer switch.

What color light do they produce? They’re rated at 4000K, described as cool white, with an output of 700 lumens per bulb.

How many bulbs come in the pack? Four. Each has an E26 base and a clear-glass ST58 design.

Final verdict

This pack makes sense when you need several decorative E26 bulbs with a visible vintage-style filament, cool-white light, and broad coverage. The 60W-equivalent rating alongside a 6W LED draw is useful if you’re replacing incandescent bulbs while keeping a similar stated brightness class. The main buying limit is clear: there’s no dimming, and the 4000K output won’t suit anyone specifically looking for a warmer glow. Choose them for compatible, non-dimming fixtures, skip them for dimmer circuits or when adjustable mood lighting matters more than the filament look.