Brightown C7 Red Incandescent Replacement Bulbs, 50-Pack, 5 Watts

Brightown C7 Replacement Light Bulb is a 50-pack of red incandescent replacement bulbs with E12 candelabra bases. The listing specifies 5 watts per bulb and describes them for indoor and outdoor holiday string-light use.

At a glance

50 red C7 replacement bulbs with E12 candelabra screw bases.
Listed as 5-watt incandescent bulbs for indoor and outdoor use.
The listing describes individual foam protection for bulbs during shipping or storage.

Price

$27.99Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$32.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The 50-count pack can replace multiple failed bulbs or support a larger string-light display.
E12 screw bases are specified, making the base size easy to compare with an existing empty socket.
Red incandescent bulbs provide a single-color option for holiday and decorative string lights.

Cons

Incandescent operation at 5 watts per bulb may draw more power than lower-wattage alternatives.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Identity
Brand	Brightown
Model	C7 Replacement Light Bulb
Model number	JY-C7-A01
Bulbs per pack	50

Bulb details
Bulb type	Incandescent
Form factor	c7
Color	Red
Base	E12
Wattage	5 watts
Material	Glass

Use and controls
Indoor/outdoor use	Indoor, Outdoor
Wireless connection listed	Normal bulb
Control methods listed	App

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The specifications identify the bulbs as glass incandescent, while a feature description calls them ceramic. The listing also labels the color red but mentions blue color feedback, and its App control entry conflicts with its normal-bulb connection description. Confirm the material, color, and any control capability before buying. Outdoor use is claimed, but no specific weather rating is supplied.

What’s in the box

Included

50 C7 bulbs

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Replacing red C7 bulbs in compatible E12 string-light sockets.
Buyers who want a multi-bulb pack for holiday displays, porch lights, or decorative indoor and outdoor lighting.

Less suited to

Buyers seeking LED bulbs or a stated lower-wattage option.
Anyone who needs confirmed ceramic construction, app-controlled operation, or a specific outdoor weather rating.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 2,900 ratings

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Customer feedback describes the bulbs as bright and attractive, including for outdoor porch lighting, and mentions using them in nightlights and salt lamps. Some customers appreciate the cost of replacing individual bulbs rather than an entire light string. Color appearance and lifespan receive mixed feedback, with reports of bulbs lasting as well as burning out quickly. These impressions matter for decorative use, but do not establish a particular service life or resolve the listing's material and color inconsistencies.

Positive themes

Customers describe the bulbs as bright and attractive, and some report they work in porch lights, nightlights, and salt lamps.
Some customers appreciate the option of replacing bulbs rather than replacing a complete light string.

Mixed feedback

Customers report mixed color appearance, with some finding the glow appealing and others noting that blue appears white when lit.
Lifespan feedback is mixed, with reports of both lasting bulbs and bulbs burning out quickly.

Frequently asked questions

What type and color are these bulbs?

The product details list red incandescent C7 bulbs. One feature description calls them ceramic, while the material field says glass, so confirm the material if it matters.

What socket base do they use?

The listing specifies an E12 candelabra screw base. Check that your string-light sockets use E12 bulbs before ordering.

Can these bulbs be used outdoors?

The listing claims indoor and outdoor use, but does not provide a specific weather rating. Consider that limitation when choosing bulbs for exposed locations.

Are the bulbs app controlled?

The details list App as a control method, but also describe the connection as a normal bulb. The control capability is unclear and should be confirmed.