Boxlood 6 Pack MR16 LED Light Bulbs, 12-Volt, 40-Degree Spot Light with GU5.3 Base, 5-Watt (50-Watt Equivalent), 450 Lumen, 3000K Warm White, LED Recessed Track Spotlight

I have struggle to get these for my kitchen, I finally have light. With there value for money and brightness it’s a win!

Replacements for halogens in the kitchen, bought the cool white ones first but they were far too bright for what I wanted so then bought these warm white ones and they are ideal. They flickered on the old halogen transformers, which other people had warned may happen, so bought the LED transformers from the same company, just fitted them and everything working perfectly.

These were very easy to install and seem good quality, though to my eyes they are more white than warm white. This isn't too much of a concern in their current location for me, but some LEDs lights are to clinical and don't lend themselves to a home environment.

Just fitted 2 "Warm white" bulbs in our bathroom, with a vaulted ceiling they work well to light the room. Warm white gives a warmer glow to the room than the Cool white that makes it feel more clinical. Depends what effect you prefer. I fit cool white for workshop / garage area which I find better for a working light. At around £2.30 per bulb they are still expensive, but the cost of LED has come down loads. I think the previous LED I had have lasted 7 or 8 years but cost £5+ ?? I had halogen 10+ years ago and they only lasted 1-2 years. Hopefully these will last many years.

I bought these to use with a dimming switch, I could not use them with that as the lights flicker ..so now above our dining table on a normal switch , lovely warm white light.

Not good. Lights flashed continuously. Had to buy from another supplier.

These bulbs are amazing, and cost just slightly over 4p to leave on for 24 hours (0.17p an hour). The old halogen bulbs they replaced were costing almost 41p for 24 hours. What a saving! Lovely bright light, and as easy to install as other bulbs. Unfortunately one of the bulbs on the packet didn't work, hence the lower rating. Had they all worked this would easily have been a 5 star product.

Arrived early: easy to fit into my existing bulb holders: work perfectly with my old halogen transformer : bright warm light. I'm very pleased, the bulbs are exactly what I wanted.

They work for a few minutes, but eventually go extremely dim. This occurs on several bulbs, both connected to dimmer or to a source with fixed voltage. It is pity because when they work they are quite bright.

I started using these LEDs in May 2020 when I redesigned and added more lights to our landscape lighting system. Before using these LEDs, I was using 50w halogen MR16 bulbs because I liked the amount of light output, dispersion, and color temperature. However, when I increased the number of lights on our system I needed to either get a huge transformer (600+ watts) to provide enough wattage for all of the desired light locations or go to LED bulbs which use 1/10 of the watts. And, if I bought the larger transformer and stayed with the halogen bulbs, our electrical usage would have jumped to about $30/month, just for the landscape lights. Now, I like the look of a nicely lit home and yard, but why pay $30/month (plus more for hardware and bulbs) when I could be paying $3... IF the quality of the LED bulbs was good. After doing a fair bit of research, I settled on these Boxlood MR16 LEDs and I could not be happier with the results. Every single bulb worked. All aspects of the light quality were excellent and largely stayed that way over their useful life (more on this later). I must admit that I'm always a bit wary of buying Chinese-produced lighting because of the often outrageous claims as to light output (lumens), color temperature (Kelvin), or expected lifespan. These Boxlood bulbs are excellent in all respects -- they're bright, have a very nice halogen-like 3000° Kelvin color, and last a long time. They claim to have a 20,000-hour lifespan, and by my calculations, I'm getting reasonably close to that. The first of the bulbs that I purchased in 2020 are just beginning to burn out (light quality and output seemed fine, right up to the end). If you do the math, over the ~50 months that I've had the bulbs, the 20,000 hours would equal about 13 hours/day. My best estimate is that our landscape lights are on an average of about 11 hours/day, or roughly 85% of the stated 20,000-hour life, in all kinds of weather from blazing hot to freezing cold. This 85% performance (presumably against a 20,000-hour rating done in a lab under ideal conditions) is more than good enough for me. Frankly, for the price per bulb and electricity savings, I'd be happy with even less lifespan! The bottom line, these are great bulbs that I will continue to purchase as long as they are available.

Still shines bright after 4 months

would not purchase again ...now will have to remove all and return

Works as expected, bright and feels like good quality product. Good packaging too to protect the bulbs.