CBconcept 10-Bulb Pack - 20W Frosted Halogen Light Bulbs: Versatile Lighting Solution for Accent, Chandelier, Puck, Microwave, Range, RV, Landscape - Designed in CA Review

I was looking for the right oven lamp. Kitchen Aid charged $30 for the bulb. The OEM build was $34 with direct sales from Sears parts. They sell a lightbulb for $7.99 at Home Depot and Lowes. I received them hoping they would fit and work. It was easy to install and worked well. Now I have 9 spare parts. will update how long it will take. I installed it today. I have 120V 35W GY6.35.

Didn't pay attention to the description. I misunderstood 120V as 12V. For other Revaiers, this item is not intended to replace the low-voltage halogen lamp. I didn't go back. I am ordering right now - Westinghouse item 04445 12V GY6.35 base halogen bulb https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000V601RA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I bought this bulb for my GE Profile stove, OEM is $20 for a bulb and they are less than $9 for 10 bulbs. they are slightly shorter than the original ones but fit perfectly. They are bright and I have used them a few times and the bulb is fine and works great, time will tell how long it will last but I have 9 left my oven uses 4. Yes I would recommend them to anyone Recommend who is looking for a GY6 120 B.35 Bi-Pin 35W Halogen Bulb.

They are individually wrapped and also come in a small plastic bag so you can install them without gloves by removing the bag after connecting. Unfortunately they are sometimes boxed. with notches at the bottom at the sealed end, in this case you need to cut off the bottom of the bag. They still work, while the LED bulbs we bought failed after 6 months and were much more expensive.

I needed a 120V 50W GY6.35 halogen bulb to replace a burned out one on a stylish floor lamp. Clear specifications and photos allowed me to order with confidence and the lamps arrived on time and in good condition. I'm glad to have a good supply of these lamps in stock. I just hope that the next time I need to change a lightbulb, I remember where I keep it in my house :-)

I've been looking for a long time for some 120V G6.35 LED bulbs that my old 35 -W halogen lamps and they meet all requirements. . If you need 120v bulbs, be sure to check this out. There are many 12v bulbs out there so make sure you get the correct voltage for your use. They are about the same size as halogen bulbs but use some of the energy without heat. The brightness seems to be the same and I really like the color temperature, warm but not too yellow. If I had to guess, probably in the…

I put lightbulbs in the lamps above the dining table so I use them almost every day but not many hours. Of 3 lamps delivered in January 2019, 2 partially failed in August 2021 within a week. 2.5 years would be nice for regular incandescent bulbs, but I expect a much longer lifespan from LEDs. 2 partially failed bulbs went from bright to very dim straight away, luckily I bought a pack of 5 so I could replace the 2 that failed, unfortunately as 2 failed last week I am expecting 3 - I will this…

I installed them in my stair lighting system in 2017. No problem with the size as these were large lights compared to an incandescent bulb. They worked fine for about 3 years, I only replaced them again after 4 years. Many of the individual LEDs in the bulb had failed, so the light output was gradually declining. Luckily I had 5 bulbs and bought a pack of 10 so it worked. The photo shows the best of the lamps installed in 2017 (left) versus those installed in 2021 (right) from the same set of…