Vintage LED Dimmable Edison Ligh... vs Explux Ultra Bright 25W 2600 Lum...

I’m using them in my garage lights that flank either side of my garage door.

The power supply circuitry in the base burns out…it starts with a flicker and as the guts of this bulb dies the flickering gets worse and worse. The bulb flicker in about 3 weeks from purchase.

Two motion sensing fixtures under the garage eve with two bulbs each (four bulbs total) these lamps are used in my x-10 motion detector, set for dusk/dawn operation. In fixture number 1 it looks like a night light,and in number two the whole community...  Read More

The lighted area extends way beyond what was previously lit up by the old lights. Bright light and soothing to the eyes. It blows this explux away!

Led lights are known to have greater longevity than the older incandescent bulbs. Bought the soft white 250 watt equivalents to replace our 150 watt halogen outdoor floods last year. Each puts out 250 watt equivalent light for 25 watts of power used. ...  Read More

Glass construction more durable than the plastic cased cfls it replaced. They seem just as well-constructed and weatherproof as a standard bulb as well.

The seller mentions a safety feature that dims the bulbs when it gets too hot, but these barely had a chance to get hot.