Others claimed only 7,500 or 15,000 hours. And yes, these are brand-name bulbs from Cree and GE. So, what happened to those 100,000 hour residential LED bulbs? Were the initial estimates just over ...

This company is false advertising by saying their LED light bulbs last 13 years or more. This is an absolute lie!! They are trying to get people to spend more money (very expensive) on light bulbs ...

You've got plenty of energy saving BR30-shaped LED options in the lighting aisle. The most common choice among them are 65-watt replacement ... Just stick with GE Reveal bulbs, because after ...

It's always important to have good lighting, but some spaces require a little extra -- and that's why you should have an LED floodlight bulb. To name a few places that would benefit from one ...

They've had a good long run, 134 years, but come January most screw-in incandescent lightbulbs will have been phased out because they use too much energy. There's no need to hoard bulbs.

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When he got fed up enough about it, he decided to Build a Replacement LED Microscope Light. Usually, such builds are plain vanilla and not much to write in about, but [smellsofbikes] has a few ...

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