High-Quality 1156 LED Bulb 12V 5W Warm 😍 White 3000K - Waterproof Design - Pack of 2 Review

I use these to replace the original Cec 1156 bulbs in my lawnmower. They are easy to install and seem bright enough. The price is great too. I'll probably get back to you with a performance update in the future.

I like that they are weatherproof. They were purchased to replace the 1156 bulbs in my lawn tractor headlights. They are bright but not overwhelming. Good deal for the money and time will tell how long they last

I bought these for our fifth wheel (amber light) street lamp. Works perfectly. I didn't want anything too bright so the 3000K fitted perfectly. I can't rate the durability yet as they were only installed a few weeks ago. But it is LED so it will last quite a long time.

Nice light built into a 29 inch snow blower with dual headlights. I used it to replace blown factory bulbs as factory bulbs are no longer available through Snapper. Standard 1156s don't work properly because they draw too much current

I should have known when the light output was not mentioned in the description that the light output was below average! I have comparable 3 watt bulbs from another company in the same fixture and there is no noticeable difference! The Bonlux 5 watt lumen output is significantly higher, but they are not silicone-coated! They have 108 diodes and are slightly larger.

I installed them on a lamp post 10ft from my garage and they put out so much RF my garage door remotes don't work The light is on on. As soon as I turn those lights off, my remotes work. I can't use the garage door remote with the lights on. I suspect this would also be true if used for landscape lighting.

About a year later, after about 6 months, they started to flicker. At first the flickering was difficult to perceive, but then it became annoying. Shortly thereafter, one of their departments burned down inside me. Then, a few days later, I noticed flickering in another device. It didn't go out but tried to burn through the transparent body, luckily started smelling like burnt PCBs and pulled the hazard.

I replaced two 1156 bulbs in an outdoor light with these LEDs. They fit socket 1156 perfectly. The brightness seems to be lower than incandescent bulbs. The color is about the same. Since the light is on 24/7, I switched to LEDs to save electricity. The amortization period for the cost of incandescent lamps is only two months! That's huge, even if they have to be replaced as often as light bulbs. It remains to be seen how long they last and how well they tolerate sub-zero temperatures.

These bulbs fit and work like the new turn signal bulbs in my 1964 Amphicar. These bulbs make the original bulbs look like candles. The only thing I'd like to see are these bulbs (with waterproofing) in amber so I can use them in the taillights. I would also suggest amber if you are replacing the turn signal in your vehicle. These lamps are bright enough to break up the amber coating on the lenses and change color to a purer yellow when illuminated. From my research, I found that after trying…