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Question: Anyone experiencing a popping noise when the bulb is first turned on and again when it is turned off?
Document: I don't know why, but when I first tried these out, I could hear a slight popping noise about a minute after they started up. Then the bulbs would make the same feint popping noise every 4-5 minutes. After using these light bulbs for a bit, they stopped making the noise while they were on. then they started to make the same noise when they were recently turned off, only slightly louder and it would stop after about 5-6 minutes of being off.
Am I the only person who has noticed a popping noise that comes from these bulbs when after turning them on and off? I have 11 of these bulbs around my house, which replaced CFL's. They are the perfect light temperature and perfect light distribution, which previous LED's I've purchased have a problem with.CFL's are very close to the same energy efficiency and cost a lot less per bulb.
It fits in my small night stand lamp. After a while on, when I turn it off, it makes some popping sounds, but stops after it cools down. I didn't notice any noise while it was on.
The light output of this bulb is decent. The shape is odd, but still puts out almost omnidirectional light. Plastic housing makes the bulb very light. The problem we had is that the bulbs hum very loudly when turned on. The fixtures we put them in are not dimming fixtures, and they still made quite a bit of noise. We put them outside in our porch lights within a week.
This bulb buzzed like crazy when I turned it on.Other than that it seemed to work more or less as advertised.
This gives great light, and is basically shaped like a &#34;normal&#34; incandescent bulb. (it's squashed flat but will pretty much fit in any regular fixture)  The light is a nice color and comes on at full brightness almost immediately after the switch is turned on.
Bulb has a good &#34;incandescent&#34; color, which is something I'm very picky about. I tested the bulb in a multi-light fixture with other LED bulbs for comparison. At the point where the other LED bulbs had dimmed down to virtually nothing, this bulb was still at about 20% brightness, then after that it just turned off with no further dimming available.
When the light is turned off, this bulb still faintly on. I currently have dimmer Lutron MIR-600THW-WH Philips 424381 11-watt A19 LED and these go out completely when off. I thought that a similar Philips product would work the same way. These seem to be made of cheap plastic while the Philips 424381 11-watt A19 LED is glass. It seems as though Philips tried to cut some corners with this model.
I installed this bulb in two 13 year old motion detector porch fixtures, even though the box states that it is not compatible with photo controls, occupancy sensors or timing devices. The bulbs work fine and are turned on and off by the motion detector. They are much brighter than the incandescent bulbs they replaced. The only downside is the box also states they should not be installed in enclosed fixtures. I guess that might reduce their life expectancy.
Does anyone have any idea how I can find Slimstyle bulbs that have not been sitting on a store shelf and are improved, new bulbs?
Answer: yes