🔆 BA15S LED 1156 1141 Bayonet Single Contact Base S8 SC 5Watt Warm White 3000K Pack of 4 - Ideal for RV Auto Signal Lamp and Outdoor Landscape Lighting Review

Bright lightbulbs at last. I just received them so I have no idea how long they will last but they are a lot brighter than my previous purchase. I've been buying different lightbulbs for several years, finally I found the one I can read.

I love these lights! Easy to install, good quality, excellent lighting! I just went online to buy more! Lol yeah be careful I bought some of the ones that were supposed to be 'the same' bulbs elsewhere and they were more expensive and junk!

I have replaced all the bulbs in my RV with LEDs. Turns out I needed 6. They are better than the original 4 I bought. I prefer white (bluish) light to "warm" yellowish light that mimics an incandescent bulb. Place one of these on my outside porch and it's amazing.

This is it. I've tried a lot and usually end up with a bluish color that doesn't give enough light to see anything. expensive when you need to upgrade a dozen or more lamps. If, like us, you spend a lot of time off the grid with solar energy. That's money well spent. Longevity cannot be estimated that quickly.

I used these bulbs to replace the original bulbs in my Ride-On. Ordinary lightbulbs didn't last long due to the vibrations of the lawn mower. They're a lot lighter than the original bulbs, which helps because now we can work later when we mulch the leaves in the fall. I bought 4 packs and put the other two in my Jeep's backup lights.

Easy to install, great price and so bright! I can actually get a set of less bright headlights in my converted van, but they are perfect for the back seats and our camper. More than bright enough to read, a comfortable light tone, and they use a fraction of the power of the glowing originals. In the van it always seemed like the one with the most use (where the kid sits in the back) burns away half the time and that should be the end.

About 15 years ago we installed landscape lighting with a beautiful craftsmanship style. It turned out that the lamp holders weren't very good, but we managed to keep them working and finally we wanted to replace incandescent lamps with LEDs to reduce their energy consumption. Most of the bulbs we tried in other lights weren't very bright, so I started looking for something a little more than the 2W or 3W bulbs commonly used in landscape lighting. I also began to question how many lumens…