Are these markedly better than Wal-Mart 11W/60W A19 bulbs I bought for $9.00? The WM bulbs look great to me, in both 2700K and 5000K. Thanks!
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I've never tried the Walmart ones, but I have tried the Philips A19 60 watt bulb and like that very much for reading. If you need a brighter light however the Philips doesn't cut it, though I see they are offering higher output bulbs now that I haven't tried. The Ecobright is definitely higher lumens than the the Philips, and probably the Walmart bulb as well
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bob, these ecobright led bulbs are manufactured with better quality parts & is designed to last longer with better internal heat dissipation. they are also brighter than the wm led 11w/60w bulb of approximately 800 lumins vs 1100 lumins for the ecobright bulb. these ecobright bulbs are somewhat larger in size too!! neil
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They are great bulbs but they are not cheap. The quality of the light and the bulb are good. They used to have a better warranty. I tried Nokya and they looked good but did not last at all, even though they are cheaper they kept blowing out. If you do not want to spend the money then I would go with a Sylvania bulb. Hope this helps.
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They are high / low. For me the life span was about 9 months. I dont think I touched the bulb when installing, but maybe I did. Pretty bright and good bulbs, but life wasn't there for me. I got Phillips Crystal Visions now and they are fairly close for less money.My Comparison from stock to These bulbs: http://carphotos3.cardomain.com/images/0015/46/98/15656489_large.jpg?v=1
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They actually had them on here last month for $9.99 with free shipping for Prime for the 9006 6000K - all in all a pretty nice deal. But it was ONLY hte 9006 - 6000K. All the others were around $39.99 with free shipping for Prime, except the ones I wanted which were $39.99 + $9.99 shipping. With that being said, if you don't actually need them right this minute it may be worth waiting until they are at the price you want, as the price seems to fluctuate quite frequently and seems to end up back at $9.99 The only caveat with these is be sure to check the individual bulb itself to be sure that it matches what the box says it is and that it matches what you ordered. One 9005 kit I ordered came with one 9006 bulb and one 9005 bulb and one 9006 6000K kit I ordered came with two 9006 8000K bulbs in it. I had to order 5 seperate kits to get 2 that actually had what I ordered in the box - but they were great when I got the right ones.
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In my humble opinion, terrible. Do yourself a favor and get these. LED2020 LED Vintage Filament Bulb, G25 Globe Edison Style, 4W to Replace 40W Incandescent Bulb, Soft White (2700K), 120VAC, E26 Medium Base, Not Dimmable, 3PACK The light quality is beautiful. The color temp is perfect. They are clear and they have a cool retro element you can see when they light up. I own two high end portrait studios and we use these in our changing rooms. I bought almost 50 and have zero regrets. The only downside, they are not dimable. I also learned that if you are going to use motion sensors to turn these on and off, you need motion sensors compatible with LED bulbs. Hope this helps!
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I have put these bulbs along side 40 watt incandescent, and I'd say the light output was comparable...perhaps just a tad less. 50 watt seems to be common in vanity fixtures, so you would certainly say that the output was not enough if replacing all. As I said earlier, the color is more of an issue (to me) than the output. Noticeably 'cooler' than incandescent, and not warm enough (IMO) to be called 'warm white.'
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In my humble opinion, terrible. Do yourself a favor and get these. LED2020 LED Vintage Filament Bulb, G25 Globe Edison Style, 4W to Replace 40W Incandescent Bulb, Soft White (2700K), 120VAC, E26 Medium Base, Not Dimmable, 3PACK The light quality is beautiful. The color temp is perfect. They are clear and they have a cool retro element you can see when they light up. I own two high end portrait studios and we use these in our changing rooms. I bought almost 50 and have zero regrets. The only downside, they are not dimable. I also learned that if you are going to use motion sensors to turn these on and off, you need motion sensors compatible with LED bulbs. Hope this helps! In my humble opinion, terrible. Do yourself a favor and get these. LED2020 LED Vintage Filament Bulb, G25 Globe Edison Style, 4W to Replace 40W Incandescent Bulb, Soft White (2700K), 120VAC, E26 Medium Base, Not Dimmable, 3PACK The light quality is beautiful. The color temp is perfect. They are clear and they have a cool retro element you can see when they light up. I own two high end portrait studios and we use these in our changing rooms. I bought almost 50 and have zero regrets. The only downside, they are not dimable. I also learned that if you are going to use motion sensors to turn... » Read More In my humble opinion, terrible. Do yourself a favor and get these. LED2020 LED Vintage Filament Bulb, G25 Globe Edison Style, 4W to Replace 40W Incandescent Bulb, Soft White (2700K), 120VAC, E26 Medium Base, Not Dimmable, 3PACK The light quality is beautiful. The color temp is perfect. They are clear and they have a cool retro element you can see when they light up. I own two high end portrait studios and we use these in our changing rooms. I bought almost 50 and have zero regrets. The only downside, they are not dimable. I also learned that if you are going to use motion sensors to turn these on and off, you need motion sensors compatible with LED bulbs. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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These bulbs produce a nice crisp white light with no bluish tint. They colour shift a little about after 30hrs and become slightly whiter. Performance is great. I have uploaded a pic for you, hope it helps.
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I ending up buying the Mits wd-73835. It is the higher end model. Still a great deal vs plasma. The Mits bulbs are now only $99. On the other hand the Samsung at $1730 is a wicked deal and no bulbs to buy.
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I've tried these bulbs in several different fixtures, including the fixture from the company. 6 bulbs in 8 months. Last replacement bulbs, one busted. Gave up. I now use plant bulbs from Walmart that are great. Plants thrive under them. The city you live in might have a nursery that carries them. Agrolite can provide you a location. Me; I'm sticking with what I'm using now. They last! Hope this helps my friend.Also; their fixtures are weak. Ballasts burn out quick. They sent me a replacement fixture that was not shown on their ad. The " new" fixture had "shop lamp" marked on it. So I paid close to $40 for it. Same fixture at Walmart, Home Depot had same fixture for 19.99. Buyer beware! I've tried these bulbs in several different fixtures, including the fixture from the company. 6 bulbs in 8 months. Last replacement bulbs, one busted. Gave up. I now use plant bulbs from Walmart that are great. Plants thrive under them. The city you live in might have a nursery that carries them. Agrolite can provide you a location. Me; I'm sticking with what I'm using now. They last! Hope this helps my friend.Also; their fixtures are weak. Ballasts burn out quick. They sent me a replacement fixture that was not shown on their ad. The " new" fixture had "shop lamp"... » Read More I've tried these bulbs in several different fixtures, including the fixture from the company. 6 bulbs in 8 months. Last replacement bulbs, one busted. Gave up. I now use plant bulbs from Walmart that are great. Plants thrive under them. The city you live in might have a nursery that carries them. Agrolite can provide you a location. Me; I'm sticking with what I'm using now. They last! Hope this helps my friend.Also; their fixtures are weak. Ballasts burn out quick. They sent me a replacement fixture that was not shown on their ad. The " new" fixture had "shop lamp" marked on it. So I paid close to $40 for it. Same fixture at Walmart, Home Depot had same fixture for 19.99. Buyer beware! « Show Less
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I purchased the 15 wt bulb used for over the stove & refrigerator s perfect not too light not too dark excellent ambiance.. Hope this helped.. Oh and I purchased them from The Dollar Store.. Who knew?
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The main thing to worry about is what the wiring and harness can handle as far as current/wattage. However, most wiring can handle it as its not a huge increase in wattage, its the same as a normal house bulb after all. :) My original bulbs were rated at about 50W also, and these new bulbs have been working great since I put them in a year ago. Still working, no problems! Also, they look great and give better coverage than the stock bulbs I had in before.
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In my opinion I think they are better then sylvania zxe not sure about GE.The piaa is def. the way to go nice bright white light .
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These last longer than EICO-brand lamps (about 2-3x) but these are not the Hella long-life lamps. The long-life is H83135041. These last substantially longer than any others we have used. They are also not quite as bright and have a slight yellow tinge to them. We used these bulbs in machine tool lamps and it requires $10 in labor to replace them, plus machine down time. The long life Hella or the unit in question here we find are both good solutions. We currently are in trials with GE bulbs, but have no results at this time.
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The answer is confusing. That's why it took so long for me to answer, I had to dig out my order info. Here's the best I can give you: 1. The first of these bulbs that I bought from Amazon cam from their warehouse. It surprised me how bright it was, about like a 40 or 50wtt bulb. I liked it so much that I ordered two more. 2. Disappointment! The next two cam from a place called "Think Fast". I didn't figure this out until later on. The second two bulbs barely lit up. Like you said, nearly useless. I can live with them in a limited use area. But the question is.....Why is there a difference? I don't know, and can't figure it out. Don't know what else to tell you. Good luck. The answer is confusing. That's why it took so long for me to answer, I had to dig out my order info. Here's the best I can give you: 1. The first of these bulbs that I bought from Amazon cam from their warehouse. It surprised me how bright it was, about like a 40 or 50wtt bulb. I liked it so much that I ordered two more. 2. Disappointment! The next two cam from a place called "Think Fast". I didn't figure this out until later on. The second two bulbs barely lit up. Like you said, nearly useless. I can live with them in a limited use area. But the question is.....Why is there a... » Read More The answer is confusing. That's why it took so long for me to answer, I had to dig out my order info. Here's the best I can give you: 1. The first of these bulbs that I bought from Amazon cam from their warehouse. It surprised me how bright it was, about like a 40 or 50wtt bulb. I liked it so much that I ordered two more. 2. Disappointment! The next two cam from a place called "Think Fast". I didn't figure this out until later on. The second two bulbs barely lit up. Like you said, nearly useless. I can live with them in a limited use area. But the question is.....Why is there a difference? I don't know, and can't figure it out. Don't know what else to tell you. Good luck. « Show Less
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Find one with a higher wattage equivalent, they work but not as bright as i would like. I also need to keep one of the original bulbs in the circut. (7) LED & (1) regular filament bulb. If I didn't bulbs would constantly flash. Has to do with Malibu transformer voltage regulator.
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Hi Kenneth, they do a really good job lighting up my entire back yard. I'm currently utilizing a 65 watt bulb and I'm pretty happy with the amount of brightness. I plan on replacing the bulbs with a 70 watt, when they eventually go out. I'm really happy with the product! I went through two motion lights from Home Depot and they both failed on me in less than a year. You won't be disappointed.