Generic E27 110v 5w 108 LED Bulbs Corn Energy Saving Lamp White Review

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I am thankful that this little bulb gives lots of light. after i bought this 5w bulb, I read some reviews with 1 or 2 star ratting, and I thought that may have bought the wrong bulb, so let it burn 48 hrs before turning it off. Now I am leaving it on 8 to 12 hrs each day, and every little little light is shining real bright. I will continue to leave it on and prove to myself that this is a reliable bulb. So I am giving this bulb a 5 star ratting.

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Bought two of these to go into an outdoor fixture. Both of them failed, one after about a month the other after a week. A capacitor inside the light exploded. They were pretty nice while they worked.

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This is a very nice LED Light bulb. I put it outside to replace an older LED light bulb and it is three times brighter and I can leave them on longer without worrying about the cost of energy that they are consuming because they are LED's VERY NICE!!!!

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I bought these for my fish tank hood cover. The lighting was the best I ever saw and made every color "POP". However, after 4 weeks the brightness began to fade to a dull flourescent type light. In all fairness, using these bulbs in a humid environment such as a fish tank was an experiment...I can only assume that under normal use around the house/shop they would work just fine. The 5W does give a nice bright light for a small area. Suggest you go out to Google and search LED wattage vs regular bulb wattage for a comparison of what size bulb is right for your particular use. I hope my 2 cents helps.

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I haven't had any problems with heat or lights going out. I actually have mine over the stove and leave it on as a night light in the kitchen for using the bathroom at night. This allows me to leave it on all night and barely use any electricity. Like others have mentioned, when you put a shade over it, the light just doesn't have the penetrating power like a regular bulb. If you could position one of these where the light has no cover, but bounces off a wall, or if you had a sunken fixture in your ceiling, they would be great. I hope they can work on the technology of these to eventually make them the standard. Oh and the light of this was very 'white'.