Ultra Bright 110V 1.9W E27 38 LED White Light Bulb Lamp

I knew these bulbs would be good for accent lighting based on the price. I purchased 4 bulbs and added them to 4 accent lights and they do great. My only beef with them is the light is a focused beam and the only way to may the light act like a regular bulb is to have a shade which disperses the light more evenly. The shipping took a long time, over a month, but I guess the price is right for the wait. I just hope they last as long as they are supposed to.

I seen many led lights at stores, wanted to try them out but cost too much. Seen this bulb, very inexpensive. Got it, just wasn't bright enough for what I needed.

I decided to try one of these in my quest for the perfect LED bulb. It's very compact but puts out a good light for certain applications, such as a closet, pantry, or desk lamp. I would recommend this bulb if your looking for what I described.

This lamp is like a torch light headed, it is not watered but has a lighting power, to work where concentrancion light is needed is excellent, I use it on my desk does not illuminate the environment ... 4-star take long to arrive

What a difference these LED'S lights make in my house, we'll be ordering more soon. These Bulbs give off a Bright light that is better than those Spiral Florescent bulbs ever deliver. all this at 10 watts, What a bargain!.

bought 6 and use them as outside (under protection ) all but one works flawless ,one some time fails to light , not as bright as 45 watt flood

At $2.65 I thought I'd give this bulb a try. It took 5 weeks to arrive. I thought it was DOA when I put it in a standard US 120VAC light socket and it did not light. Then I saw the box marked 220V 1W. The bulb works with 220VAC but it is definitely NOT a 120VAC bulb as described. The luminaire is described as "ultra bright" having 110 lumen, an illumination angle of 120°, and a color temperature of 5500-6000°K. The 220VAC lamp I received is very dim. Not even close to 100 Lumen. I expected dim from an ~1W rating but a 5W incandescent puts out way more lumens than this bulb. I'd guess the 220VAC bulb I received puts out ~10 lumen which is roughly the same as a single candle or about the same as a single standard, incandescent Christmas twinkle light bulb you find in a string of 'Italian Christmas lights'. [Again Note: I ordered a 120VAC bulb but received a 220VAC bulb.] The beam angle is less than 120° (closer to 90°) plus the color temperature of the light is too blue and measured higher than the specifications with a meter - just above 6500°K.Warning! The 220VAC bulb I received gets very HOT! The plastic case is NOT Flame Resistant. This bulb is a possible fire hazard. Use at your own risk!

Great little light! I put 7 of them in my tool shed and the place is well lit. Took out the florescent that doesn't work in the Winter. These run very cool. It will be interesting to see how they fair at 20 degrees, should be OK I suspect.