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

These lights are very powerful. They really light up the area. Work great with smart home WiFi dimmer switches.

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

Replaced exterior floods with these. Theyre just like the halogen bulbs they replaced except brighter. Soft yellowish light. I will buy again.

Its a light bulb, its cheap, and it works -- what more could you want. It seems very heavy duty for outdoor use and works great in my outdoor floodlights.

Superb lightning!

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

These lights were a perfect fit for my fountain lights. So I had purchased another set of PAR38 leds and well the casing was plastic-y and very hallow. If I was going to put leds into the fountain lights I knew that those wouldn’t cut it and water could possibly slip in. I ended up finding these and they fit perfectly snug in the fixtures because of the fact that they look and feel as if they were standard bulbs. The casing is that glass type of material so yeah they worked out perfectly for me and I would recommend them for fountain usage.

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.

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.

I have been purchasing several different brands of Par38 over the years as the LED technology evolved. I was not happy with all of them. The cheaper plastic bulbs are OK for some applications, but I really like these glass commercial quality bulbs. They are bright enough (a little less than 1400 lumens) and right on target with the 5000K spectrum. They are my new goto option for Par38, and I am just going to stop using the cheaper lights. I guess Commercial is the new Residential, if you want the quality and glass envelope.