Brightech Ambience PRO LED Outdoor String Lights - 15 Pack, Dimmable Bulb (2W, Warm White, 2500K), Energy Efficient, E26 Base, Edison-Inspired Exposed Filaments Review

I use these as patio lights they were so easy to plug straight into a socket they are nice and bright I can help an entertainment company bring people to have ways to say enjoy the light recommend these simple replacement balls. I bought a set of 2 to get around my garden. I have another seating area and will buy another set because they are sturdy. I have a feeling I'll have them for years to come

I have a lot of these around the house probably 7 lights in the back yard and 5 horses to feed. I've had a lot of burnouts. I thought LEDs were supposed to last forever. They are only 1-2 years old and not just constantly. I recently bought 30 to replace blown bulbs. 2 out of 30 didn't work what I ordered. can't find any return policy. I've had hail since replacing these and need another 45. Not sure if I'll be ordering these bulbs or not.

Lamps to illuminate the outside of sacred bushes. The pain is unpacked. Very bright. Supplies were running low, and the middle bush had to be lit with last year's lanterns. (see photos). Doesn't matter! These LED lights have a "warm" appearance. I mentioned YOU ARE BRIGHT - in a good way. Up to 45 strands of 17 feet each can be spliced back to back without blowing a fuse. They're expensive, but with a three-year warranty and no bulb replacements, if they last this long or longer, it'll be worth

If the scene you light up is important, be prepared for a dramatic change in the lightbulbs you replace. These lamps have a unique look and nothing about them feels cheap or flimsy. They fit neatly and snugly in their watertight nests. If you install all 15 out of the box, you won't be disappointed with their design. Expect nearly twice the light output and half the warmth of an incandescent bulb. If I were to trade just some of my warmth for durability and efficiency, I'd be fine.

I bought these bulbs for my garden wedding last summer and they were just perfect. We've kept them carefully in their original packaging (we even kept the individual bubble wrap for each bulb). This summer we hung them along our vinyl fence around our garden. (I attached a plastic coated wire from pin to pin, attached small clips to each bulb and secured them to the wire. A lot of work, but I wanted them to be easy to remove when it gets cold). And I like the way it looks. But last week it got…

You should buy them if you have a Brightech list. Although they have a long warranty on the bulbs, just try to pull the bulb out, you won't have much trouble. This is how a bulb in my Brightech light chain failed after a month. When I contacted them about a blown bulb, they responded with a full page of instructions to make sure the bulb was blown. I was a bit wiser then. The string of lights uses standard socket bulbs that almost every home has, so this was the second thing I did. Firstly, it…

Four years ago we bought an original Edison style Brightech String Light and enjoyed them in our garden. 3 of the original 15 lightbulbs at various points along the string have become very dim over the past few months - dim enough to almost seem out - but they haven't burned out completely (like an incandescent bulb). The cord itself (wiring/bushings/insulation) and the other 12 bulbs are still fine so we ordered these replacement bulbs to restore the cord to 100%. The original lamps were…

Last year I bought a set of Brightech Ambience PRO LED lights. Although lightbulbs should last for many years, one of them is already exhausted. Luckily, I thought to myself, I bought a spare lamp set at the time. But to my surprise, when I replaced the faulty bulb, it got noticeably brighter than everyone else. Although the markings on the bulbs are exactly the same (except for the ring which was black and is now white) it is obvious that the lighting effect is different and this is important…