ZHENMING 110V- 130V G4 LED Bulb 120V Dimmable 3W(20W 30W Halogen Equivalent) Warm White 3000K Lamp (Cannot be Used at Low Voltage 12V) - Pack of 10

Shortly after installing the light fixture the LED lights keep blowing up. The original lights were label incorrectly. Once, I found the actual light type I bought one at my local hardware which exploded instantly. I did my homework prior to buying this product. I needed a 120v dimmable. Read description carefully because there is a difference between 120v and 12v even though the product number is the same. There are not many dimmable options so be careful. My only complaint is that some of the lights look warm white and others daylight. Minor issue considering the previous light explosion. They don't make a sound or blink which means it is working properly. I will update if need.

Bought these to replace 12V halogen fixtures in my kitchen under-cabinet lighting, after ripping out the 12V transformers. All 14 bulbs worked fine. I suspect people claiming that these bulbs are DOA are trying to run them on 12V.Compared to the halogens they replaced (or my overhead Philips LED lighting, which is indistinguishable from halogen), these bulbs have a slight green tint. To get a sense of the light quality, compare the side of the cabinet (circled in black), which is lit by these bulbs, with the fronts of the cabinets, which are lit by the overhead bulbs.Nonetheless, I am satisfied with the bulbs, since they run much cooler than the halogens they replaced and are far brighter. I wouldn't want these bulbs in a main light fixture where light quality is extremely important to me, but they're sufficient for under-cabinet kitchen work lights.

I recently purchased a chandelier from Beautiful Halo (China Based) company, when it arrived the light bulb sockets were a mystery, and did not match the listed product description of E12/E14 bulbs. I have since learned that the E is the shape of the bulb, and that these bulbs have a tong base, this was not easy to figure out, not even Google Lens was a help. There are 12V versions in most stores, but I could only find these on Amazon, make sure to not the Voltage, or you will be wasting your money on burnt out bulbs. Once received it took just a few minutes to insert 9 bulbs and the chandelier looks fantastic. Would totally buy this again.

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Worked well. But bulb is really too bulky to be a drop in replacement for the halogen bulbs I had before.

I first hooked up a fixture with 14 of these in parallel to a Lutron Caseta 2-wire dimmer. They never turned all the way off. I replaced the dimmer with a Lutron ELV+ dimmer, which allows them to almost turn off.However, they have a slight flicker at all brightness levels, even when the dimmer is replaced with a normal on/off switch. Some people notice it all the time, and others don't unless they notice a strobing effect on moving objects.More annoyingly, of the first 14 bulbs I installed, one started to dim and then died completely after a few days.That said, I haven't found an alternative bulb yet.

Both the Warm 3000k and Daylight 6000k are great quality. The daylight were a bit bright with 16 bulbs for a bedroom but I like the white so I went with a mixture. See the picture for how they look in a fixture.

Brightness: they claim these have the brightness of a 30W halogen, but they don't. They are about half as bright. If the lumens rating is accurate, they are dimmer than a 20W halogen. I used four of them over a dining table and it's not bright enough for dinner, let alone cleanup.Dimming: they won't turn off at all when using a Lutron LED dimmer.Longevity: I'll update this review later when I see how they hold up over time.