Review on 💡 E26 LED Corn Bulbs by Yiizon by Michael Barry

I bought this set and after seeing how bright they were originally I bought another set with a different color temperature for a different light. In the past few weeks, one lamp has both bulbs burned out within a day and the other within a few minutes. Luckily I had new pairs to replace! Well not really, one of the brighter daylight ones broke on first use. They get too hot not to have a fan or at least a much larger heatsink mass, by the time these bulbs have had 48 hours of total usage you can already see burn marks on each chip and eventually the heat will be soldered away or else enough chips will pop out to make the whole bulb to kill. I watch the last of the four daylight bulbs flicker and prepare to die just like the others, and the last of the four soft white bulbs is the only one of the eight. I ordered what is still functional. although it has tarnished significantly despite having just been placed in a lamp in the last week or two. I'm renovating derelict houses, so I installed LOTS AND LOTS of LED lights; many years of experience with almost all types of lamps: from incandescent to fluorescent, compact fluorescent, electrodeless inductive fluorescent, halogen, mercury, metal halide, pulsed metal halide, high pressure sodium, monochromatic low pressure sodium, X-ray lamp, UV lamp For laser engraving, I could probably go on forever, and I seen some pretty crappy lights in my time. especially the HID variety. but I can honestly say that no lamp I have ever used was of such poor quality as these "Yiizon" brand candelabra pedestal lamps. I wish it was easier to find a reliable alternative as there probably isn't room in the fixtures for an e26/27 adapter and I highly doubt anyone making super bright e11 bulbs. Fire and electric shock warning lights that you need to replace every week or two. Very very bad.