Euri Lighting EP16-7W4020ew Dimmable LED PAR16 E26 Base, 7W (50W Equiv.) 500lm, 80CRI, Warm White (2700K) 40° Beam Angle, Damp Rated UL, Energy Star 3YR 25K HR WTY, One Count

These seem quite well-made, especially compared to others I’ve used. They don’t get hot at all, and provide plenty of light. The only trouble I had was screwing them into my recessed sockets. They go so deep inside, it’s impossible to screw them in with your fingers. So I used a little suction cup, which worked fine. The surface of the lights aren’t smooth, so the suction cup couldn’t actually stick to the lights. But a little pressure and the friction of rubber against plastic was plenty to screw them in snuggly.

Stove canopy had halogen bulbs that provided brilliant light and excellent color-rendering for cooking, but they were blazing hot, and it was easy to burn your hand, reaching up and fumbling for the light or fan switch. These provide sparkling, comparable light quality, but they are MUCH cooler to the touch, and significaly more energy-efficient!

The bulb does not get too hot. The light is consistent, not too bright and not too yellow. Does a great job. Definitely worth the money!

too bright

Works .

These worked right out of box. I like the new single led design. Great brightness.

The bulbs look good and give, as ordered, the bright light. They came in the confusing packaging for warm, rather than bright light and on one side had a sticker marking them as bright white. So the package has two pieces of conflicting information.

UPDATE: 1.5 year review. After a year and a half (18 months) the Euri LED bulb started strobing like a discoball the moment the light was switched on. The bulb was used for maybe an hour a day. The warranty says three years, 25,000 hour warranty. Which means I barely got half of it's advertised usable lifespan. Since I have the Amazon receipt on record I just needed the warranty information. So I purchased another Euri bulb to replace the bad one and get the warranty information from the new bulb packaging to submit my warranty claim for the bad bulb. Seems like a lot of work for a $3 bulb. But it's the principle of it. They incorrectly sent me the 2700k (Warm White) bulb instead of the 4000k (Bright White) bulb I ordered. So after I waited for the replacement bulb to arrive I had the chance to compare the temps side-by-side. The 2700k is similar to a warm yellow incandecent light bulb. It's bright, but definitely a noticeable yellow cast. Which may or may not be what you are after. The 4000k is similar to very pleasing bright daylight. For household use I wouldn't go over 4000k. If it lasted the claimed 3 years, I would wholeheartedly give it 5 stars. But because it died a strobey death after 1.5 years I'm giving it 3/5 stars for poor longevity.

Too early to know durability / life span but they are nice, great color and stay reasonably warm to the touch not burning hot. Used on a non-dimmer switch. Curious to see if they last.