2 Pack 40W Led Light Bulb(300W Equivalent) 5000 Lumens 5000K Daylight White Led Bulbs E26/E27 Medium Base for Indoor Outdoor Street Office Warehouse Workshop Garage Backyard

VERY bright. And so far they have lasted a good, long time without issue and in very hot and very cold temps. I use them outside of my garage and they brighten up my entire front-of-house. I wish they were cheaper, but I think, based on my experience with them so far, they are a good value.

These lights are like the overachievers in the world of illumination—super bright and still going strong after what feels like an eternity, regardless of whether it's hotter than a sauna or colder than your ex’s heart. I’ve got them hanging outside my garage, and let me tell you, my front yard now looks like it’s ready for a red carpet event. If only they came with a price tag that didn’t make my wallet weep, but honestly, given how they’re holding up, I’d say they’re worth the investment!

Used two of these to replace two 100-watt incandescent bulbs that are confined in a very small translucent light enclosure in a garage door controller. The light was diffused and dimmed by the translucent enclosure shade, so we thought we would give these claimed 5000 lumens bad boys a try despite the terribly scary negative reviews showing melted plastic. Well, we have only had them a day, and so far we are more than satisfied. The lights normally only come on for a few minutes when the garage doors are operated, but they can be manually turned on and off; so even though they are enclosed, the hope is that they will never operate long enough to ever heat up to the point of self-destruction. They very obviously give off at least twice or more light intensity than the old 100-watt bulbs, and the bright light illuminates at least twice the area. I could easily believe that these claimed 5000 lumens LED lights produce the light equivalent of three 1600 lumens incandescent style 100-watt light bulbs. So now the side of the garage our cars drive into is getting bathed in a glorious 10,000 lumens bright light. NOTE OF INTEREST: We actually bought a two-pack of these and a two-pack of a nearly identical LED 5000 lumens light from ZP seller, and aside from the labeling stamped on the light, they are identical in appearance, sizing, and light output.

Bought these in late Dec. 2022 and installed them in two automatic fixtures outside the garage facing my driveway. They are nice and bright, good enough to provide light over the two-car driveway for my security camera to record in color during the night. Last night (2/15/24) my wife mentioned to me that one of them was not lit. Pulled it out and it appears that one of the LED strips got hot and melted and cracked the plastic shell (red arrow in one of the photos). Went back and looked at the camera recordings and saw that on 2/10/24 in the early morning, the light started decreasing in brightness. It should have remained steady throughout the dark hours. Props for being very bright; not so much for longevity or value for the money. $12.50 for a light that lasted under 14 months. LEDs are supposed to be long lasting so maybe these are being overdriven. It lasted through the summer months when it was fairly warm. It burned out when it wasn't that cold; maybe 40F. It's been colder than many times during the last two winters. The light fixtures are not totally sealed so heat from the lights should be able to escape. Both of them have spiders and webs inside. Update: 5/2026 Another one burned out. Deciding whether or not to buy another set. Have bought two sets so far; one in Dec 2022 and the other Feb. 2024. Two dead and two still working....

These lamps increased the brightness of our office lobby by at least 35% and at a 1/3rd of the electrical consumption. These bulbs replace the LED bulbs installed only 4 years ago that looked like conventional light bulbs. Sadly, they did not last the 35000 hours as advertised when purchased. It is my sincere hope that these LED bulbs do better as they are the corn-cobb design and this type of bulb has worked very well for us in the past..

These are the worst lights I have ever bought. The layout of the LEDs is purely cylindrical, and each LED generates a very narrow beam pattern. So when they are working, they generate all light in about a 10 degree swath from the horizontal. Secondly, I ordered these on July 13, 2025. One of the lights completely failed around June 17, 2026 (Just over 11 months of service). Before that, about 50% of the individual LEDs were failing, making it look like a half-eaten ear of corn. You would be better off buying a 120W incandescent light. It will last years longer, and produce just as much light. I have attached a photo of each light so you can see for yourself. You can't tell since my phone adjusted the exposure setting, but one of the bulbs is about as bright as the screen on a cellphone. The other bulb is still producing full brightness, but you can see how many of the individual LEDs have already failed. It is only a matter of time before the "good" bulb gives out.

These 40w LED lights are awesome! Their brightness is perfect to light up an entire front yard area. I have used other brands that would light just the immediate area of the porch but not the area beyond the porch. This light manages to light up a greater radius. Provides more security. This is an excellent value.

Bulbs started to go bad in the winter months. Seems like they all died about the same time. I live in New England and used them for my porch and garage lights. Temps in my area got down to single digits. We didn't keep them all the time, just a few hours in the evening.

I installed these LED corn bulbs in my garage/workshop, and they produce a huge amount of light much brighter than my old incandescent bulbs. The light turns on instantly and fills the entire space with a clean, crisp 5000K daylight white, making it much easier to see and work. Great upgrade for anyone needing powerful, energy-efficient lighting in a large area.

Pros: Cost-Effective Brightening: The LED corn style lights effectively enhance the backyard's evening illumination, providing sufficient brightness compared to the previous 450 lumen bulb. Longevity Expectation: As an LED bulb, longevity is expected, offering a reliable and durable lighting solution for the long term. Cons: Budget Considerations: Not ideal for users on a tighter budget, as there might be more economical options available. Limited Directionality: If directional lighting is a requirement, this bulb may not be the best choice, as its design is more suited for general area illumination. Moderate Brightness: While sufficient for many applications, if the user seeks an exceptionally bright light, this bulb may fall short of those requirements.

Perfect for the job.

I originally bought this product to replace the two light bulbs in pic 2. However, I was stunned by how bright it was! I ended up only having to use ONE light bulb to replace TWO! I've found so many places I can use this after the old light bulbs stop working. I'd definitely buy again. I waited for around half a month, just in case I'm not false promoting. So far it has not had any problems so safe to say it's good.

its bright, its slim but the life spam on this things arent that great considering this are LED i was hoping it would last longer.