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Question: I have a bench grinder that would just eat up incandescent bulbs. I'm guessing it was the vibration. Do you think one of these would work?
Document: I really love the style and brightness of these bulbs but, one of them started blinking on and off after three months. Couldn't get it to stop and apparently my window to return it has closed (Amazon says I can only return it within 2 months). For a bulb that's supposed to last 18.3 years (and costs $20! ), you would think I could have a month or two longer to return it if issues arise.
I've been one of those nutjobs hoarding incandescent bulbs because I thought CFLs were atrocious. I gave LEDs a shot, but the first ones I got had a lag in turning on, and a flickering problem in some. I reviewed those elsewhere but won't slander the maker here.These are much, much better. Instant on, good quality control, no flicker, and a smaller profile than the others.I'm not entirely sold on 3000K for the kitchen and bedrooms, but for hallways and bathrooms it looks good.
I bought this bulb because I needed one that would work with a small lamp that had a clip on shade. It is the right wattage and a good shape for my light beside my bed. I use it all the time and hope as long as it is predicted to last. It is perfect for that spot that keeps one's room lit up for most everything but reading.
i've been buying led's for a while now. these are actually small enough to replace any incandescent or cfl, but brighter than any 60w bulb in my opinion. replaced a bunch of bulbs today, going to give away the cfl's to the poor folks and trash the incandescents.if everyone switched to these, we could light a few million more homes. i'm hoping i never have to replace one either.thank you philips.
Great color! It shines like an incandescent light. I am using two of them. One is upstairs in a loft and the other one is downstairs in the living room. They are on timers and they are our night nlights. Both cast a very pleasant colored light. It has been almost a month now, and both are on all night. They work COOL!! I am very happy with them.
This is my first LED bulbs. I like the way they are full brightness when you turn them on. The 3000K is pretty bright. I think the 2700K would be more like reg. bulbs. I hope they last as long as they promise.
Nice and bright!! And I do mean bright! Much brighter than a 60 watt incandescent. More of a whiter light than yellow. It's a pleasing color, though. Just a tad whiter than I'm use to. Put 3 of these in a ceiling fan and it will lighten up the entire room for sure. May be too bright, for some. HOWEVER, there is one drawback. Half of the bulb is a heat sink and does not let light through.
Replaced 5 conventional 75w bulbs rated at 1170 lumens while using 375w. These bulbs rated at 800 lumens consuming 52.5w. I expected them to produce less light. I find them to be brighter and whiter in comparison. Their conventional size and shape would allow them to be used in almost all fixtures. Their composite housing does not break when dropped on to a hard surface plus they still work.
the bulbs work great....I'm very satisfied with them, am using them inside and outside front door and on both sides of garage doorand they are instant on & use very little electric so will buy more in future,hope the price goes down more in time
This Phillips 10.5-watt bulb was the one I bought after researching a whole lot of information on Amazon.com. The reviews were good and the manufacturers descriptions were complete enough to help me decide. Unfortunately (no fault of Phillips) this LED bulb was not nearly as bright as a 60 watt bulb as described to be equivalent. And the description left out one significant fact. These LED bulbs don't work very well in the upright position. I doubt that any of them do.
Answer: yes