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Works excellent. Great brightness. Sturdy construction. Works very well in outside caridge lamp. I would highly recommend this bulb to anyone.

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Excellent product with bright white light. It will replace our older regular floods with these when they burn out unless the comparison causes us to move sooner. This is a great light!!! Instead of having to drive to Home Depot and waste gas, make a line, and pay sales tax, these light bulbs were delivered free and at a better price

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I ordered 10 of these, yes ten, and with in minutes of being turned on, they all failed. clincher, It is now july that I need them. and to late to return them

After I wrote above review. I received an email from the president of this company and later 10 new bulbs which have worked fine so far.

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I bought 3 LED light bulbs for my garage. They were only going to use 9 watts per bulb and deliver 60 watt bulb lumens, The package was delivered on time, I was looking forward to reducing my electric bill. I installed the bulbs and 1 of them did not work. Within 10 minutes, the other 2 stopped working! Very disappointing I'm going to Lowe's to buy my next bulbs. i would NOT buy from this supplier again.

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I am a new user of Led bulbs. I like the instant brightness upon turning on in cold temps. It was not mentioned, however, in the product info section, that this bulb is for indoor(non-damp) use only. I would like to see an led bulb that could be more of a general use type. Most seem to be made for a specific type of lighting fixture(recessed, not fully enclosed, indoor, etc.).

I wanted to use this in a motion detector located at a front door entrance. The type of detector works with Leds but I have since read that too much on/off use reduces the life of the bulbs. So, incandescent might still be the best way to go.

I will use the Leds inside in some basement fixtures where they will be fine. If they out last the CFLs I am replacing, I will consider them to be a good buy.