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Question: Are these more omni directional or like a spotlight?  I need a bulb where the light disperses well, not just in one direction.
Document: It also performs as advertised in sending light at 240 degrees. It turns on instantly and provides pleasing light.I didn't like this LED bulb as much as I liked theG7 Power G7A19W10 800 Lumen 10-watt Omni-Directional LED Dimmable Light Bulb. For about the same price, the G7A19W10 seems to offer same luminous performance and dimmability. Additionally, when I compared photos, it appears the G7A19W10 disperses light downward better than this bulb does. The G7A19W10 does, however, weigh twice as much as this bulb.
I rarely post reviews on Amazon, but I feel like I need to warn other consumers. I bought this pack and installed all four bulbs. They were guaranteed for five years. Not a bad deal. After being installed for three months one bulb stopped working! Just flicked the switch one day and it didn't work. I figured it was just a dud - random defective bulb. Oh well. But then a second bulb started to blink intermittently.
As long as you know that this is a more or less directional light going into your purchase, this bulb gets the job done. It projects pretty well, just don't expect much side/back lighting. The color isn't too harsh, like some LEDs, either.
This is my second set of this 4 bulb set. They provide very good light for the energy and price. The color is good. They work well in lamps with light spreading in all directions. These are good reading lights. In a couple lamps I use a Y adapter and put in two bulbs where I need at least 1500 lumens in a larger room. My first set of 4 are going strong. One of the 4 in this second set died with a loud pop after about 150 hours.
They are also a lot more attractive than CFLs and last longer. It's not quite as warm as an incandescent, but it's very close. Closer to that than to a CFL. The light is very white.This bulb is in lamp in my bedroom that's over one side of my bed. The socket points up, and the bulb is well designed enough that there is good light spill under the bulb. It doesn't look like it would be, but it really does work!
When I first tried G7 bulbs, I had tried a few other bands and found them either too dim or too directional. The design of these bulbs is a lot better, with great light spill and nice brightness. I have them in several rooms of my home and have recommended them to friends.The bulb part is a shiny hard plastic that looks like a frosted light bulb. It's very durable because these bulbs are meant to last.
I like the appearance of these bulbs. They look like incandescent bulbs, and the light they produce is pleasant. When the bulbs are hot (actually, it's the base of the bulb that gets hot, while the round part stays cool), they sometimes cannot be turned off and immediately turned back on. If you turn off a hot bulb, the startup time may be long (over 20 seconds), or not at all, and you just need to let them cool down for a while.
More like sunlight. That is not a problem. The bulb also remains cool to the touch.The only problem to this point is that I noticed that there are no 100 Watt or 150 Watt equivalent bulbs and many places in my home need more light than what a 60 Watt bulb produces. If they can figure out a way to make these Wattages in the same physical size bulb,  we will have a technology that is completely a viable alternative to the high cost incandescent bulbs we've come to depend upon.
At 64 I need brighter light to read and the difference between this and the GE bulb was dramatic. Of course personal perception factors into it. However, if you compare the degrees of warmth and brightness of this light - measured in Kelvins - this one comes in at 3000 while the GE bulb is in the 2700 range. Net result is this one is brighter. For reference daylight is somewhere in the 6300 Kelvin range.
In other situations -- a down-pointing swing-arm desk lamp, for example -- top-of-bulb output is preferable. I have some ceiling cans with reflective trims...the G7s work surprisingly well in those. ** Update October, 2013: After using both bulbs for about 3 months, I prefer the G7 over the Cree (or any other A19 bulb I've found) for it's beautiful incandescent-like light and high efficiency. I bought 4 more of the G7s.
Answer: yes