120W Super Bright Corn LED Light Bulb(800 Watt Equivalent) - E27/E40 Large Base LED Lamp - 5000K Daylight 14,400 Lumens for Large Area High Bay Lighting - Garage Warehouse Factory [Energy Class E]

It is claimed that this 50w warm white (3000K) bulb pumps out 6,000 lumens of light but -- very strangely -- in use it seems significantly dimmer than its predecessor, a 40w white (6000K) bulb, which claimed it was emitting 5,400 lumens. However, even if not as bright as I was expecting, this new bulb is perfectly fit for my purpose and I find the warm white 3000K light hugely more appealing and far less harsh than the old 6000K white light.P.S. I have this bulb is in an outdoor lantern above my garden gate. It is said to have an integral fan but I have not heard this activate during the current (January) cold nights so I still don't know how loud this fan is when it spins into life. However, since it is nowhere near my house, fan noise (for me) is of no consequence at all, but it might be relevant to others if the fan noise is close enough to be disturbing.

Quite a long bulb body and more weighty than most. The banks of LED's necessitate a built in cooling fan which naturally makes a bit of noise, not so good when reading. I bought this lamp to enhance display of my fossils and minerals when showing them off to friends, so it is fitted to a table lamp assembly with a down lighter reflector (this ensures the light goes where it's wanted with a sharp cutoff to avoid dazzle). Of course less powerful lamps may be adequate for displays, but us over 60's need a bit more light as well as glasses to see things like we used to.

I like the brightness and i dislike the noise coming out from it.

I used this in a street light which was designed to have a 150W SON lamp installed. It did have a 80W LED lamp in it before which failed after a relatively short time. The 80W lamp was three times the price, but it did not seem to be much brighter than the 50W. Hopefully it will last a lot longer the the previous one which was from a well known brand Venture Lighting.

Bulbs used to convert existing faulty 150watt metal Halide car park lights to LED. Light levels excellent and running costs only 33% of old lights. I replaced a number of lights this time last year and they are still burning as bright as ever. The savings in electricity have exceeded the cost of the bulbs, so they have paid for themselves within 12 months.

I almost returned this unopened because the picture on the front showed a screw fitting and not a bayonet fitting.The diameter of the bayonet fitting is too small and thus very loose: the bulb wobbles like crazy. It'll be fine if you have it hanging vertically but otherwise it's unsafe. I will be returning it.But by heck is it bright.

I'd like to say that it is very very bright. Outputs at least 8000 lumens. Does a very good job at flooding an area with even light. BUT! It is absolutely FAR TO LOUD for indoor use. The fan will drive you absolutely mad if you do. I bought it for a busy kitchen and you can still hear the fan over 8 chefs talking.So if you want outdoor only. It's amazing

Great lamp, replaced immediately when required . 100% great service with no problem replacement . Would recommend this company to everyone.