Lighting EVER 6 Watt GU10

Manufacturer	Lighting EVER	Package Type	Spotlight
Model No.	lv200021	Dimension (LxWxHmm)	55x50x50
Color	white	Color Temp. (CCT-K)	3000
Luminous Flux (lm)	280	Power Consumption (W)	6
Voltage (Vf))	100-240	Certification	UL

This item is GU10 LED bulb. It can replace 50W halogen bulbs. Beam angle is 38 degree, which is the same as halogen bulb. It's good choice for track lighting, accent lighting and recessed lighting Lighting EVER High Quality Standard.90 days money back guarantee. Why LED bulbs can replace halogen bulbs with less lumens? On the halogen bulbs, the base is glass so that light is emitted to shine through translucent fixtures. On the LED bulbs, the base is opaque, so intensity on the direction is similar. LED bulbs do not "waste" of light. It words better as directional light.

 

Power Of Single LED 2W Power Consumption 6W Luminous Flux (lm) 280lm Incandescent Equivalent 50W LED Brand Edision LED Quantity 3 Units CRI 80 Beam Angle 38 Degree Lighting Angle of Fixture 38 Degree Color Warm White (2700-3200K) Input Voltage 100-240V AC Frequency 50-60HZ Base Type GU10 Bulb Shape MR16 Net Weight 1.76OZ (49G) Diameter 1.93in Length 2.17in Warranty 2 Years Materials Aluminium Review by user：

“Perfect light color and size; delayed turn on and limited output

I got four bulbs to compare:
1. Lightkiwi 4w warm white 60 mm high
2. LightingEVER 6 watt bulb (53 mm high)
3. HitLights 4 watt non-dimmable (63mm high)
4. HitLights 6 watt dimmable (72mm high)

Here's what I found:
Lightingkiwi 4 watt:
Pros:
o nice enough color. Definitely cooler and whiter than halogen - I'd say it's about 3100-3200 range. Certainly acceptable
o *the* brightest, highest light output of any of these bulbs - 4 w or 6 w. I would say it's roughly equivalent to a 50W halogen - much brighter than my 35W halogens
o *almost* instant-on (barely noticeable delay- you will hardly know it's there)
o decent heatsink with an okay amount of surface area.

Cons:
o really not any to speak of.

Other considerations (not pros or cons, just something to be aware of):
o it's taller than the halogen by about 5mm, about same in diameter. Just make sure it fits in your fixture

Bottom line:
I'm not going to buy these because they are just too bright for my application - wall sconces to add 'mood lighting'. However if you need a lot of light, and your fixture can fit the slightly taller size, this is the one to get.

2. LightingEVER 6 watt bulb (53 mm high)

pros:
o really nice color - best of the four. A smidge cooler than the 35 watt halogen, but I would say I even prefer this. If you are looking for the closest color match, this will probably be the one to choose
o very compact size - same or even smaller than the halogen
o nice legit-looking packaging, with clearly marked brightness, color temp, CRI, etc.

cons:
o a noticeable delay when turning on cold - about a second, made me wonder if I didn't put it in all the way. Slowest of the bunch.
o heat sink has the least amount of surface area of these. Makes me wonder if it will last.
o dim by comparison - at 280 lumens(claimed) it's closer to the brightness of a 35W halogen (260 lumens), not the 50 watt halogen as it claims

other considerations

bottom line:
If your fixture doesn't have much space to fit anything more than a standard halogen, look no further. Otherwise there are brighter cheaper or more dimmable alternatives

3. HitLights 4 watt non-dimmable (63mm high)

pros:
o best heat sink of the four, same as the 6 watt dimmable from the same maker
o doesn't matter because of the cons

cons:
o the light color is terrible. It's orangy, with a strong tint of green. Color rendering is terrible.

Bottom line: a definite do-not-buy; opt for one of the others

4. HitLights 6 watt dimmable (72mm high)

pros:
o best heat sink of the four bulbs
o nice color - almost as nice as the Lighting EVER - not quite, but very close.
o the only dimmable bulb of the four, for the same price as the other 6W bulb
o literally instant-on, fastest of all four

cons:
o not as bright as the 4 watt lightKiwi. It's roughly as bright as a 35W halogen, not 50w halogen

Other considerations:
largest of the four, at 72mm it's 18mm larger than the halogen. It's not a pro or a con, if you have the space in your fixture, which I do. If you don't, then it's a con.

Bottom line: nice color, dimmable, perfect amount of light for my application - I'm replacing all my halogens with these.”