Ecosmart 35W Equivalent Bright White MR16 GU5.3 Dimmable LED Light Bulb (3-Pack), Packaging May Vary

You'll get many years using these low voltage and bright light years of use

Expected something brighter and warmer, just a personal observation, but overall looks like a quality product. Using it for few weeks so hard to give any other feedback for now except one - price is hard to beat.

I think I sent these back because I hated the bright white light.

They do not produce excessive heat and they are very bright.

I purchased these light bulbs believing they would arrive as shown, in the original box. I would *never* purchase lightbulbs that break easily and that I was very careful to choose if I knew they were outside of the original packaging. However, the bulbs were marked, and I knew that they were the exact bulbs they were advertised to be. They worked, so I kept them because I needed them. However, if I were to reorder them again and receive them this way, I would send them back.

They’re pretty bright

ordered three boxes of these 35W LED MR16 bulbs. Saved more than $3.00 per bulb by going with Amazon. Was able to replace the halogens in my kitchen with these and don't expect to have to do that for another 15 years or so. Long live LED!

Very frustrating and a big waste of time! I got a replacement MR16 from a local hardware store. It was just a bit too long to fit in the fixture (looks like about 0.25 inch). So I ordered these on-line. Exactly the same, fixture not deep enough to accommodate the longer neck. Here's what I think is going on: The original incandescent MR16's were all glass because they get hot. LEDs also get hot, but not nearly as much. So they can almost get away with a plastic housing, but not quite. My guess is that they need to make it slightly larger (greater surface area) to dissipate the heat. My advice: buy only all-glass LEDs. - Jake M

Compré este producto para remplazar unos focos de la misma marca peor estos con luz brillante. Lus 3 se fundieron al encender la luz luego de haberlos colocados, leo en la caja que dice "Use only on 12 VAC, 60 Hz circuits" mientras que el anterior dice "Usar solo en circuitos de 120 V~, 60 Hz" busqué la equivalencia entre VAC y V (voltios) y resulta que es lo mismo por lo tanto puse los bombillos nuevos en una red eléctrica mucho mayor y se fundieron de inmediato. La verdad que las cajas son casi iguales, las especificaciones son casi iguales, no les costaría mucho poner una advertencia bien clara para no cometer este error? Por que en un lado ponen "VAC" y en otro ponen "V"? Lo cierto del caso es que seguiré comprando los focos en Home Depot