UL Dimmable PAR30 LED Spot Light Bulb with Interchangeable Wide Angle Flood Lens 11-Watt E26, White, 1328WH

Great bulbs and costs less money than the other par30 bulbs floating around by about 5 dollars each! Just hope they last the 30000 hours as stated...so far so good.I purchased the cool white version and it's a pretty brilliant white light. The bulbs are really bright and have a nice wide dispersed light. I have these bulbs in Utilitech Black 5-in Remodel Recessed Lighting Kit (model# 9251301) and they fit perfectly. I'd recommend if you are using these in the living areas that you purchase the warm white version. Even so, I have these in my living room and the color works well with my paint scheme (dark grays).

Bought 21 PAR30 LED lights 18 months ago (13000 hours ago) and the advertised lifetime is 35000. This isn't bad if you consider 1.4% advertised lifetime to be good. Heres the astonishing fact; I have 6 that have gone bad. If it were 1, I wouldn't be writing this review. Save your money and buy a light that isn't going to start flickering after using it for less than 500 hours total.To the manufacturer; please fix your light and make this right!!!

- This light is very bright - I don't think it's equivalent to a 75W incandescent flood light like claimed in the description. I installed the light side-by-side with 75W incandescent PAR30 flood lights in kitchen track lighting, and the LED bulb is tremendously brighter than the incandescents. It's like the North Star is beaming in my kitchen. The brightness could be good for some users, especially outdoors, but I think it's too bright for indoors (unless you like super bright lighting, more like 120 W).- I bought the White but wish I bought the Warm White. The White is very very white (duh), but sometimes it's hard to visualize that when ordering online since you can't see it in person first. I suspect the Warm White is more like normal incandescent bulbs - calling it "Warm White" makes it sound like that bulb is warmer than normal - really they should just call it "Standard" or "Normal" perhaps?- As others said, there's about a 0.5 second delay when turning the light on. Doesn't bother me so much.- The bulb length is a bit longer than the incandescent PAR30 flood lights I usually buy, and doesn't fit properly in the bulb holders I have (similar to a "Juno Basic Gimbal" sold at Home Depot: [...] ). It would be nice if there were a short or "stubby" version of this.This wasn't what I expected - it's not 75W equivalent and is too long to fit in a gimbal flood light fixture. But if it actually meets one's needs it seems like a good light, so I'll still give it 4 stars.

I thought it was a great light for the price. The only thing I must stress is when you are looking for any replacement LED, make sure you are getting the right cooler.I've bought some that have a blueish heavenly glare (They will call it cool) and then more of the traditional yellowish tone (they will call it warm). Make sure you know what you want.I have a more modern kitchen with a lot of steel so I like how the blue shines off that, However for my bathroom room and living room I like the warm yellow feel.

just like the par 20 that i bought looks nice and a good white they are a bit blue specially coming from halogen bulb but they do seem to get more white with use and your eyes get use to them. these par30 are very bright but i love them time will tell how long they will last ill update if anything

great light,great function at a reduced energy consumption. Wanted to add to my review that these have been used in an outdoor setting in rain and all kinds of inclement weather and they've always functioned perfectly cheap to run cheap to light areas outside my house amazing

I bought 4 of these for up lights on my trees. These were advertised as outside lights. After one evening of light rain 3 failed and would not work again. It was only after this when I took the bulbs out that I noticed wording on the side of the bulb which said dry locations only. That verbiage was NOT in the description when I bought them. Wasted a LOT of money due to false advertising.

Perfect for what I was needing, and like the changeable lenses. I am using these in outdoor floodlights on a dimmer and like the wide dispersion of the flood lens. I have not used the spot lenses yet so I cant compare at this time.