Review on 💡 DiCUNO Halogen Equivalent Non Dimmable Ceramic: Powerful Lighting Solution with No Dimming Feature by Steve Willis

I just installed a new five bulb fixture above my dining table. Little did I know it contained halogen bulbs as advertised, incandescent bulbs not included. My electrician and I installed them because those DiCuno bulbs didn't arrive. I was dissatisfied to see that each bulb was 60 watts, resulting in them using 300 watts at any given time. Later that day these bulbs were delivered and when I went to change them the halogen bulbs broke. Pieces of the display case that had to be removed with a taped toothpick, sticky side out. Upon inspection, the glass around the halogen bulbs had various dented areas that I'm sure would be dangerous. I installed new LED bulbs and switched them on. The warm lights I bought were very nice. The light wasn't that bright, with 22 watts each giving 50 watts of light compared to 60 watt halogen bulbs. I am very pleased with the quantity and softness of the tubers. Barb H