CEC XPR19 P13 5S T 3 25: High-Quality Replacement Bulb Review

I bought this bulb for my 19.2 volt flashlight to replace a burned out one. I install the bulb from the package and it works great, it's very bright again, like new. Would recommend.

These bulbs are CONTINUOUS. I got seven in less than 3 hours with a 19.2v Craftsman flashlight. They're cheap for a reason. Too much hassle to change them because they get hot and need time to cool down. Don't waste money.

Because they burn so fast! A month later I change the fifth. I wish I went LED. It's terrible. Don't walk down this path of regret with me. you have been warned But don't worry about me. In a month they will run out and I can get this LED light bulb.

I don't know who is responsible for this, Sears flashlight or Craftsman but the original lightbulb may have had 2 uses. So I bought this batch. Same daggum. I turned it on and only used 2 x.DEAD BULB. So is it a lightbulb or a flashlight? Or both. I'm going to use up these lightbulbs and then throw them in the city's garbage dump.

I was a little confused by the reviews on here as to whether or not it will work with my flashlight. They work with 19.2 Craftsman flashlights which had no problem with the bulb slipping out because the light reflector holds the bulb in place. None burned out, they are bright and I have 9 bulbs left if needed.

Contrary to another review they fit the Craftsman C3 Worklight which is $6-$10 a piece at Sears and around. I spoke to Carlos, the President, before I bought the lightbulbs. He was very helpful. Thanks Carlos I rate the pear very well, expect it to last a long time.

after trying 19.2 batteries and burning out all my 18 volt bulbs that came with the original 18 volt system and reading reviews , who stated that 19.2 will not harm an 18 volt system. I bought it and problem solved. So don't blow out your 18 volt lightbulbs if you don't have anything to use them with. Now I hope that the drill does not burn out from 19.2 volt batteries.

have tried all 10 in my 19.2v craftsman flashlight and none of them they did not work due to the too small diameter of the base. You'll literally fall from your feathers if you tip the flashlight forward without the lens attached. The artisan brand (or those packaged as artisan) has always been a good fit - nice and cosy. Very disappointing as they are where such a good deal is.

I tried all 10 in my Craftsmen 19.2v flashlight and none worked because the base diameter was too small. You'll literally fall from your feathers if you tip the flashlight forward without the lens attached. The artisan brand (or those packaged as artisan) has always been a good fit - nice and cosy. Very disappointing as they are where such a good deal is.

You get what you pay for. These bulbs are sold in bulk because you will be replacing them regularly. The price is right, but life is short. They are bright when they work. The original bulb and replacement that came with the flashlight I used lasted about 8 years. These final months depend on the amount of usage they receive. Quality replacements don't seem like an option, so these are cheap disposables.

I bought these to replace my previous 10 sets of flashlight bulbs. The product is clearly not the same. The previous 10 came in a cardboard box with dividers. This batch came to Ziploc. They burn out in about 2 seconds. Or 5 minutes. or you can get an hour if you are lucky. If they come in a box, they will most likely fit and last a long time. If they arrived in the mailbox, send them back and try again.