Explux Commercial-Grade LED PAR38, 120W Equivalent, 1500 Lumens, 40000 Hours, Classic Full Glass Flood Light Bulbs, Dimmable, Waterproof & Anti-Ageing, Daylight 5000K Spotlight, 4-Pack

No issues, installed for roughly a month, brightness and temperature of light as expected.

Surprisingly dim for 120W equivalent. It seems more like 800 lumens (or about 60 watts) - maybe even less. Replaced actual 120W bulbs which are about the same color temperature and angle spread. These bulbs are clearly not lighting up the area as much as the old bulb. 1,250 lumens is what the ad says but not what the product says. Suspiciously, nether the bulb or packaging labels expected lumens. It simply states 14W and color temperature. Old style heavy glass you find for big halogen bulbs. Durable? Glass alone is not an indicator. LEDs have several components which fail so it is too early to tell. Value? Not from a cost for actual brightness it is not. Only time will tell value based on durability.

So far so good. Purchased these for outdoor flood lights. Theyve been installed for a couple of months and its rained several times and no problems. They are nice and bright.

The very best LED Flood Lights that money can buy, Very Bright, like Daylight in your yard. Great Buy!

These were packed extremely well inside the Explux boxes, firmly held into place with double fitted protection layers. They are very high quality, heavy duty build, & seem durable. The outside of the box says “Commercial”, & I have no reason to believe they are not so. Much sturdier than the Hyperikon bulbs I had bought previously. The Explux bulbs yield a bright white light, needed for being 20 feet off the ground.

This is an early review as I just installed these on my outdoor dusk-to-dawn floodlight fixture, but I really like the look, feel, and perfomance of these bulbs. Hope they last a couple of years like my incandescent ones did. They do dim once my motion detector times out. So far, very pleased.

Bulb is great, but This is my fault- note the diameter of the cylinder of your fixture before buying. They didn’t fit my uplighting sconce.

These are made of sufficiently thick glass, unlike some LED bulbs that are plastic. I was happy to pay a bit more for them because Im less likely to have to climb high up on a ladder to replace them. So far, so good.

Holy crap these lights are amazing. No joke. They’re commercial grade LED floods. These things have some heft. Solid glass, seems like it’ll last for years, instant on, SUPER bright. What more could you ask for?

If you are looking for the warm reddish-yellow white glow of a tungsten filament, these are closer than the blue-white light of many LED bulbs but they are not perfect matches. The light is definitely more toward the yellow side of the spectrum than tungstens reddish yellow-white light. This is most notable when you use a dimmer. Full power they are fairly close to tungsten but I dont think as bright.