Lepro A19 60W 5 Pack vs TJOY A19 60W 4 Pack

Lepro A19 60W 5 Pack and TJOY A19 60W 4 Pack are both standard LED bulbs, but they differ in packs, color, dimming, and stated specifications. This comparison uses their Amazon listings to show who should pick which.

The Short Version

Pick Lepro A19 60W 5 Pack if you want 5 bulbs in the pack. Pick TJOY A19 60W 4 Pack if you want a listed CRI of 85.

Side by Side

Factor	Lepro A19 60W 5 Pack	TJOY A19 60W 4 Pack
Base and shape	E26 and A19	E26 and A19
Pack	5 bulbs	4 bulbs
Brightness	800 lumens	800 lumens
Equivalent	60W equivalent	60W equivalent
Color temperature	2700K	2700K to 3000K
Dimming	Non-dimmable (listed)	Non-dimmable (listed)
CRI	CRI 80	CRI 85
Certification	UL or ETL mentioned	UL or ETL mentioned
Energy Star	Not stated in the text we saw	Not stated in the text we saw

Who Should Choose Each

• Lepro A19 60W 5 Pack suits a home where you want 5 bulbs in the pack.
• TJOY A19 60W 4 Pack suits a home where you want a listed CRI of 85.

Who Should Look Elsewhere

• You are not sure about brightness. See our lumens vs watts guide.
• You use a dimmer. See dimmable LED bulbs and dimmer switches.

How We Compared Them

We did not install or run either product. This comparison is based on the Amazon listings and manufacturer specifications, selected November 11, 2026. We could not retrieve current Amazon star ratings, so neither product carries a WikiHomeLED Score and we show no star ratings. Figures are the sellers’ own. Both appear in our soft white LED bulbs guide, and our method is on the How We Review page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is brighter?

Lepro A19 60W 5 Pack lists 800 lumens and TJOY A19 60W 4 Pack lists 800 lumens.

Are they dimmable?

Lepro A19 60W 5 Pack: non-dimmable (listed). TJOY A19 60W 4 Pack: non-dimmable (listed).

Which has the better color rendering?

Lepro A19 60W 5 Pack: cri 80. TJOY A19 60W 4 Pack: cri 85. Figures are the sellers’ own.

Note: switch the power off and let a bulb cool before you change it. Stay within the fixture’s maximum wattage, using the bulb’s actual LED wattage and not the “equivalent” figure. Check whether a bulb is dimmable, and whether it is rated for enclosed or damp locations, before you use it there. Look for a UL or ETL mark, and follow the maker’s instructions. Listings differ; we describe what each maker lists.

Check current pricing and availability for the Lepro A19 LED Bulb (60W Equivalent, 2700K), 5 Pack.

Check current pricing and availability for the TJOY A19 LED Bulb (60W Equivalent, 2700K to 3000K), 4 Pack.

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