I am used to the regular old icicle lights. These LEDs look really tiny. Do they look good as icicle lights?
547607
They are. The only down side is that the wires are green. They give off great warm white light. Not the cool light that usually come with LED. They also all link together quite nicely
1865093
we did not find them overly bright. they are a nice warm light, but nontheless we put them on a dimmer from Home Depot that works for LED lights. We dont use the dimmer, but its there if we want it.
995737
The light is not the piercing white of some LED's. A warmer white light is how I would describe it. Certainly not an over powering bright light.
795693
they light up, they have their own bulbs... just a little weak... i installed LED's on mine... it was hard to find a pair that would fit...
1978573
They are about the same brightness, but I think they are a more white color of light. The original lights seemed to have a slight yellow tint. I like the color better, the best thing is that they stay cool to the touch and draw much less power.
806595
I actually think that wouldn't look bad at all...i love my light..if you need more light you may need to get LED bulbs as the Edison style is not very bright.
639603
Nope...I got a pair and you can't even see them hardly. LED's don't project very well. I'd stick with CREE LED's or just go with original Halogens.
806612
I've done my own research on LED lighting and just with the benefit of lower electric bill, you will enjoy instant light at the flick of the switch. In stead of the normal heat up from the florecent. Also since we switch to florecent it saves on electricity but when they go out you have to find the right place to throw them away. (Suppose to better huh?) Gimmick! Anyhow the life spand of LEDs makes it a god send not to replace them for quite a while. Hope this help. Just a Handyman. Brian
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They are bright for a childs toy. The individual LEDs are visible in the blade though. For a solid blade you will need to look more at like Ultrasabers, TCSS ( if you have some minor electrical and soldering skills) or something similar.
500118
Hi Robin! I looked at the lights and can't open the little Tardis'. They appear to be regular small white bulbs like Christmas tree lights. They have the golden look and not the blue tint of LED. I can't see any notation on the stickers (still attached) to the plug in that they are LED. They are definitely indoor lights. If you have a suggestion of something to look for on the stickers, I will be happy to check again. :)
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I was not impressed. If you ever need bright lighting (i.e. for reading, etc.), then you may want to go with a higher-wattage version. The light is nice, but if you can 'see' the bulbs, they do have some glare to them as they are clear, not frosted. If you are just looking for something that will give nice ambient lighting, you should be fine with them, though. I ended up using these in open, recessed can fixtures above our downstairs bar and they are fine there - but I don't need a bright light in that location. Also - these are NOT dimmable, so if the lamp has a 3-way switch, you may want to look at other options. Hope that helps! I was not impressed. If you ever need bright lighting (i.e. for reading, etc.), then you may want to go with a higher-wattage version. The light is nice, but if you can 'see' the bulbs, they do have some glare to them as they are clear, not frosted. If you are just looking for something that will give nice ambient lighting, you should be fine with them, though. I ended up using these in open, recessed can fixtures above our downstairs bar and they are fine there - but I don't need a bright light in that location. Also - these are NOT dimmable, so if the lamp has a 3-way switch, you may want... » Read More I was not impressed. If you ever need bright lighting (i.e. for reading, etc.), then you may want to go with a higher-wattage version. The light is nice, but if you can 'see' the bulbs, they do have some glare to them as they are clear, not frosted. If you are just looking for something that will give nice ambient lighting, you should be fine with them, though. I ended up using these in open, recessed can fixtures above our downstairs bar and they are fine there - but I don't need a bright light in that location. Also - these are NOT dimmable, so if the lamp has a 3-way switch, you may want to look at other options. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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The lights are very much like on the pictures - they are white, and definitely look much 'colder' than the stock yellow lights, but I personally like the look.
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"fricken frozen cold white" to be exact. there nice to have but work best when ALL of your lightbulbs are full spectrum in the room. we had one of these in a lamp and it looks strange compared to the main light or near a different lamp.
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Hmm I have the same ones and they work perfect for me. It sounds like you may want to try to get your waranteed. When all the led's are lit these are super bright.
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they are very bright lights for use as side marker lights I would go with a larger and single bulb led for brake lights, seems the small led,s don,t last as long as a single led light. just my opinion
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Yes, they are. That was one of my concerns, as well. I didn't want the look of the older solar LEDs. You may notice a little more brightness but not much.
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da led lights are different & look killer! easy 2 hook up,just follow directions th@ is included & dont forget da ground. u r going 2 love ur new look. i know i do!!!!!! ;)