🌞 Highly Efficient Sunco Lighting Outdoor Dimmable Bulb: The Best Equivalent for Illuminating Open Spaces Review

In less than a year some of them started flickering and shortly after went very dark rendering them completely unusable. Conventional light bulbs usually last several to several years. Considering they are pretty cheap and these LED bulbs are pretty expensive and burn out quickly, the lack of efficiency is obvious and the advertised/expected savings never materialize. Of course, it's much cheaper to keep buying incandescent bulbs from time to time instead of buying LED all the time. For more…

Over the past few years I have bought many LED bulbs while replacing incandescent bulbs around the house and trying to reduce power consumption. The biggest challenge for me has been finding LED bulbs that don't emit light that is immediately recognizable as LED, i.e. sharp blue-white light. Some people don't care about light color, I do. Most manufacturers now include "color temperature" information in their advertisements for LED bulbs. The warmer end, 2700K to 3000K, best reproduces the warm

My home office has 7 lights on the ceiling which were just right when it had 75w incandescent bulbs (we're talking 24 years ago). Since then, affordable incandescent bulbs have only gotten worse in terms of wattage and light output, but until recently BR30 LED bulbs were even worse. When I saw that they were rated at 850 lumens I had to give it a try. Wow what a difference! I immediately bought more because our kitchen is also lit with tin can lamps. I have a light meter so I mounted the sensor