Philips 544932 LED GU10 Dimmable... vs LEOOLS Vintage 10W LED Edison Bu...

No hum or buzz, no flicker, no harsh cold light, just pure colors. It has 2 levels of brightness so the dimmable was a must.

This bulb has a reflective exterior and side-light-distributing glass cover, similar to the original halogen bulb that it replaces. It also has the same silver reflector. These bulbs run much cooler than the halogens.

Used this to replace the halogen bulbs in my stove hood. These are a perfect for the older halogen bulb.

They produce a clear, strong light without harshness. Bright, but not offensive.

The 3000k color is about like the horrendously hot halogens they replaced, and they have a semi flood pattern. The bluish-white color is more blue-white than the warmer halogens.

These are brighter but unusable due to the flickering. Really missing the warmth and narrow light cone of real halogen lamps. These led bulbs cost more and break at a faster rate.

These are 100-watt incandescent equivalent. A 100 watt inc andescent lamp provides 1600 lumens of light. With an edison bulb, the look is fundamental and, within the limits of an led trying to emulate the look of a filament bulb, these do a very admir...  Read More

they are not dimmable! As soon as it's less than 100% power they flicker like crazy. Bought these 10w dimmable bulbs and plugged them into recommended leviton dimmers and all 4 bulbs flicker when dimmed.