Sunco 10 Pack PAR30 LED Bulbs, Flood Light Residential Outdoor Indoor CRI90 75W Equivalent 11W, Dimmable, 4000K White, 850 Lumens, E26 Base, Exterior Wet-Rated Super Bright, IP65 Waterproof UL

- Build is very solid, weighty plastic.- They are bright, giving almost exactly the same quantity of light as the 75 watt tungsten floods they are replacing- The light has an ever-so-slight pink cast in direct comparison to tungsten but you don't see it unless you look for it.- The warm white bulb has good color rendition, greens and reds show good pop. (2700K color, claimed 90+ CRI)- The lens does a good job spreading the light appropriately for a moderate flood but it does have a bright spot in the center that can be uncomfortable to look at directly.- They dim smoothly and do not flicker with a tungsten dimmer; the lowest light level is quite a bit higher than tungsten lights - when tungsten is just glowing orange these lights are still about 1/4 lit. Still, these bulbs dim better than most other LED lights I've had.- They light instantly, I haven't noticed any ramp-up at all like with CFL bulbs.I used 4 in outdoor under-eave security lights (basically a pair of bare sockets) and they are giving excellent light; they've survived a major 24-hour rainstorm without a problem. Will see how they are in winter temperatures, and will try to update at a later date. The rest are in indoor pots; the stem gets a little warm but not hot in the enclosure, the lens stays entirely cool. Very happy with my purchase.

I wanted to replace Ushio 75 Watt PAR30 spotlights in my track lighting with something more efficient. LED spotlights with the same lumen output cost a lot, so I compromised and chose from the many with less output. These are fine, all 10 work. Their light isn't as bright (see photo, LED on the left) but it's close. It gives a pleasing soft whiter color and its coverage is more even (though the light from both LED and old school can still show some rings, it depends on distance from the wall).The only downside I noticed is I have these on a dimmer circuit and they output no light for the first 40% of the dimmer's travel. They dim fine past that. I didn't try to figure out if they use more electricity partially dimmed at the same setting as the old bulbs.

We used five of these to replace 65 watt incandescent flood bulbs in can lights, in the kitchen. Even with only an eight foot ceiling the old bulbs were not very bright.Ordered these 75 watt equivalent LED flood bulbs, in the 3000K Warm White option. They REALLY made a difference. These are about an inch shorter than the old incandescent bulbs, but the cans are adjustable, so just lowered the sockets. Only took about two or three minutes each. More light, and about 83% less electricity, a no brainer.Also replaced five additional CFL floods light in ceiling cans, with a ten foot ceiling. Also excellent results. No more waiting for the CFL's to heat up. These cans were not adjustable, but still great results.UPDATE 8/26/19: One bulb failed (started flickering & didn't always come on) after 14 months. Called Sunco customer service, and had a replacement 3 days later. They were very friendly & efficient. Totally hassle free.Thanks Sunco.

Product details boast "Seamless dimming capabilities (10%-100%)," and lists compatible dimmers on the page. My current dimmer was on the list, a lutron DV-603PWH. After I replaced the six lamps (light bulbs) on the circuit with these LED's,they would not dim at all. They simply started going out, one at a time, as the dimmer slide was moved down. Even so, I replaced the dimmer with another "compatible" dimmer, a Lutron DVWCL-153-PWHC. They dimmed to approximately 90% of brightness before they started going off one at a time until the last one went dark at about 75% full brightness. Another reviewer suggested putting an incandescent lamp (bulb) on the circuit, which I tried. The LED's performed the exact same way they did when there was no incandescent lamp (bulb) on the circuit. As these lamps perform woefully below spec, I rate them a zero.

I purchased these to replace my outdoor flood lights. That may have been my first problem as these are rated indoor/outdoor and not specifically for outdoor purposes only. I have standard sockets and fairly protected lights thanks to bushes and the sockets hugging the outside of the house. Thus, these lights don't get in extreme or direct contact with water often. I have owned the package of 10 lights for a few months now, I have returned two to the seller due to water in the light and burning out the fixture. They replaced with no charge and were accommodating and kind to work with. I appreciate their help. From the time I exchanged my first damaged bulbs, I have had two more with water in them and damaged. I don't feel I can work with the seller again as this would be replacing nearly half my initial order.I would not recommend these for outdoor use. I think they would be great in a bedroom or bathroom if flood lights are needed for can lighting. However, any contact with moisture or water would render these useless.

About 1.5 years ago (late 2017) I ordered a bunch of these bulbs in 2700k for use on paintings in a gallery. The color then was probably not precisely 2700k (maybe a touch cooler, but very good). I just reordered the same 2700k bulbs and they are much warmer than they made before. I'm returning these 2700k because we need a cooler tone (like the last 2700k ones we bought) and I'm hoping their 3000k are closer to the 2700k we bought 1.5 years ago.Having said that, if you need that classic "extra-extra-warm" color of old halogens, then these are pretty darn close (they don't feel too artificially yellow, as if someone put a yellow film on a bulb). They kinda have that "warmth" that a dimmed light has, but it is like that at full brightness (I don't have them on a dimmer). But having lived with "cooler-warm" bulbs, these are now much warmer than we can use.I am guessing if you used these in a kitchen or somewhere that you don't want that cooler-warmth, then these may do well for certain uses.I'll try to update this after I get 3000k swapped.

Es muy poco tiempo para opinar acerca de la duración del producto, pero en cuanto a la calidad cumple con todas las expectativas, venía muy bien empacado, los materiales se sienten bien, el flujo luminoso es muy grande, lo tengo en una doble altura e ilumina muy bien. Si acaso me hubiera gustado un tono un poco más cálido pero en general muy bien.

These were what I was looking for, but after a month and a half the all started flickering. It is not a wiring problem as I have many other LED pot lights that don’t flicker in fact I changed these bulbs out for other bulbs and they do not flicker. The 4000K are the perfect balance between warm and cool and they were exactly what I was looking for but unfortunately I can’t recommend them because they only perform for about a month and a half.

Very bad product. Already changed 20 plus bulbs as they start to flicker after 6 months. Wasted so much money on changing

Bpought these for my new Outdoor wall sconces,,,,absolutely amazing!!!

over 1 year old and still working good