Linkind 6 Pack MR16 LED Bulbs Dimmable, 6.5W=70W 640lm 3000K GU5.3 Bi-Pin

Great brightness at this wattage and shade. Used on lighting up maple trees which replaced older 950 lumens at 2700k. New lights came with 5 watt bulbs at 2700k. These are 650 lumens at 3000k and looks better than the new bulbs lights came with and looks better than original 950 lumens bulbs at 2700k. Highly recommend especially if replacing 5 watt bulbs with same pin size which only puts out 450 lumens. Just make sure you account for extra wattage per light for transformer size or ones at the end of the line will flicker or not light up.

I’ve been using the Linkind MR16 LED bulbs for a few weeks now, and they have exceeded my expectations. These bulbs are an excellent replacement for traditional halogen bulbs, offering a brighter, more energy-efficient lighting solution. The color temperature is spot-on, providing a crisp, clear light that works perfectly in my living room and kitchen. The dimmable feature is smooth, allowing for a wide range of brightness levels without any flickering. This is great for adjusting the ambiance in different rooms. Installation was a breeze thanks to the standard GU5.3 bi-pin base, and they fit perfectly into my existing light fixtures. What I love most is their energy efficiency—I’ve noticed a reduction in my energy consumption compared to the halogens I had before. These bulbs also run much cooler, which is a nice bonus in terms of safety and longevity. Overall, the Linkind MR16 LED bulbs are a fantastic choice if you’re looking for reliable, dimmable, and energy-saving lighting. Highly recommended!

I like the bulbs and recommend them with these caveats. 1. Rated at 640lm so they are quite bright, 80% of a 60w standard bulb rated at 800lm. Depending on your needs, the brightness is either perfect, or blinding. 2. Rated as dimmable, which means they won’t flicker when dimmed. However, when dimmed to lowest setting, the brightness only decrease slightly, and it remained quite bright. If you want to subdue brightness, like watching TV, you will be disappointed by the residual hi brightness at the lowest setting. 3. Since they are about $4 each, you want long life. Rated at 25,000 hours, but who knows I’d it lasts. 4. Rated at 3000k color, it seems a little whiter than 3000, maybe 3500 but not 4000 which is garage shop lite white. So, the color will not match other 2700 or 3000.

They work great and they match the other halogens in the room

These bulbs are great replacement for my outside lights. At a great price, I paid around $26.00 for six pack. And my old bulbs from a different company were $ 26.00 a piece . So far I have used 6 and they have been working great so far . Don't know How long they will last. I only got 4 years out of my other ones .

They are so much brighter than the landscape lights that had burned out, that I even replaced the ones that hadn’t.

I bought these because they had 20 five star reviews (Jan 2020), were dimmable, and claimed to be 70W versus 50W (which is most common). I have two lights in close proximity, so I left one light with a 50W Phillips Halogen and changed the other light to the Linkind LED bulb I am reviewing. Pros: - Very nicely packaged - light is very nice at 100% (not dimmed) Cons: - They flicker when dimmed. At low dimming, they sometimes just shut off completely. I thought one bulb could be defective. So, I tried with another one and got the same results. There is also a subtle delay when you turn them on while dimmed. - The bulbs are listed as 70W, but at 100%, the light was not any brighter than the 50W halogen. I was wondering how this product could have had 20 five star reviews and yet not meet expectations (especially on dimming). I re-read the reviews more carefully and noticed that pretty much all of them contain subtle uncommon grammatical errors and weird sentences. I'd be willing to bet that they are fake reviews and possibly machine generated. I returned the product as defective.

These bulbs did not work with all of my WAC track lamps. They worked with SOME of them but NOT ALL of them. Sorry, I just don't get it. However, this is not necessarily an issue with these bulbs themselves. If you are going to use track lights at all, get used to the idea that not all bulbs work with all track lamps. Thus, the same issue emerged with these; sometimes they lit up, sometimes they did not, depending on which tramp lamp in which they were plugged. It's the nature of the beast, I'm afraid. Thus, I did not return these, since I already knew that track lights will drive you right out of your mind if you have no experience with them. You take the good with the bad. I wanted 700-lumens bulbs, but those are hard to find, so I ordered these 640-lumens ones, at a per-bulb discount of about 84% versus my usual 700-lumens bulbs. I have paid $23 EACH for 700-lumens bulbs that did not work in all my track lamps, so as far as I am concerned, I am ahead of the game with these. Not happy about it, but these are about as good as one can get, given the quirky nature of track lights in general. I hate 'em!

Exactly what I am looking for, 3000K, but I wish it could be a little brighter, like 800 LM, that would be perfect.

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Not the brightest and one already died. Narrow angle too.

non conpatible avec fixture mr 16 installé