DiCUNO Dimmable Halogen Equivalent Lighting: Bridging Efficiency and Aesthetic Appeal Review

I had a chandelier with 10 halogen bulbs. At full brightness I burned 400 watts of energy and warmed up the room. They give the same brightness with 10% power consumption. My only criticism is that the light is a bit harsh, but it works well with my Torchled 3000k recessed lights. Also, they don't seem to dim below 20% on my Zoos switches. So to evenly light the room, I typically need 40% on my other lights and 20% on these.

I spend a lot of time under LED lights and it's very important to me that they don't flicker. This significantly reduces eye fatigue. You might not be able to see the flickering with the naked eye, but if you use your phone and capture slow motion, you'll see it in all its glory, if there is one. White 3000K. There is no flicker at all! I compared them to three other brands that claimed no flicker and they were all terrible. Don't waste your time and take it, you won't be disappointed.

I replaced a set of 12 3 watt bulbs that were not producing enough light in the chandelier. They are perfect, actually they would be too bright but they are on a good dimmer that works great even when switched off when the dimmer is fully off which was not the case with the 3 watt bulbs from the same company. I love these things. They also have quite a warm light and look great. Note that you need this corncob bulb, not a smaller number of bulbs so bright they blind you just looking at them. I…