LED 50 Watt Equivalent Light Bulb, 6-Pk

I'd like to replace our long hallway's set of recessed ceiling bulbs with longer-lasting and more energy-efficient LEDs. They're on a motion sensor and programmed to illuminate at only 10% late at light - enough to guide without blinding. These bulbs won't serve that purpose. They're described as dimmable, but go up and down in distinct steps, with the dimmest setting still being far too bright. And, like some other LEDs, they're not compatible with Insteon home automation: so once they're on, they just stay on all night, movement or not. These particular limitations aside, their light is bright, and only a little colder than a halogen - and the bulbs feel solid and well made. It would be nice to have some standardized descriptive language for whether a light is completely variable, or if it has 4 or 5 steps of brightness. Home automation controllers like Insteon may still be too niche to justify incompatibility warnings, so I won't ding them for that (but hope this helps other Insteon owners).