💡 GE Lighting 62706: Optimize Energy Efficiency with a Reliable Replacement Review

Quality product! Costs money. These bulbs operated from sunset to sunrise on a motion switch. They have also been used in 90 degree weather and -0. If you found this review helpful, please give it a like.

I haven't bought new lightbulbs in several years so I was a little confused about the cost and wasn't sure if I was ordering the right lightbulb. However, the bulb fits into the socket and illuminates the front entrance to my house well.

When my order arrived, one item was damaged (broken). I will not be returning it as there is no shipping label. Please do the right thing and refund my purchase for the original payment. WHERE IS MY RETURN?

I wish I could give this a ZERO star rating. I bought this lamp on December 10, 2019. It lasted until January 3, 2020. I am so disappointed. I bought it for our flagpole. I have no idea if it was just a bad bulb but I would recommend not wasting your money. It has really good brightness.

I've been using this brand and these watt bulbs on my outdoor porch for a while so I know they work well with my light . I ordered two bulbs to replace the ones that had burned out and they arrived in a Revain A3 box. The A3 box fits in perfectly and the manufacturer's boxes don't have spacers for the bulbs, so of course they break in transit. There were three small airbags next to them, and both of the lightbulbs were gone. I left a review on this when I asked for the lightbulbs to be…

I wish I could leave this review without stars. I bought this lamp on December 10, 2019. It lasted until January 3, 2020. I am so disappointed. I bought it for our flagpole. I have no idea if it was just a bad bulb but I would recommend not wasting your money. It has really good brightness.

Light burned out and stopped working after 8 months. It must have taken much longer as this light is not on often. I bought the 2nd of these after 2 months and it still works perfectly. 1. must be defective. It's a shame that you can't rely on consistent quality. It could have been an accident.

I installed a motion activated floodlight in the back of my house and bought two compact fluorescent floodlights to save energy. It was a mistake, they were each rated at 1350 lumens which was the highest available in the store and they just didn't produce anything at all. CFLs may work well in the summer, but in December and the cold they often flickered when turned on and took a minute to warm up to full brightness. This is not what you need in a security light, you need instant brightness to