How does these compare to the Hella Xenon like bulbs or the Phillips? Both are a lot less expensive.
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I am not sure as I have not compared. I do know you will be very pleased by these for sure. They are clear/bright and have perfect hint of blue. My previous pair lasted many years (10 plus years) so consider this when thinking of cost. Hope this helps a little.
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I would suggest trying any less expensive bulb than the PIAA. High price didn't convert to good quality. The low beam on the PIAA performs well but the high beam is terrible.
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No idea How they are compared, but I have Been using these PIAA for long time and they work great.
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Of course not, They are a fraction of the cost. The lemonbest produces about 50% less lumens than a Phillips led
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Go for Better picture quality and performance and longer use by buying osram p-vip bulb or which ever is a little bit more expensive. I already had buy twice the shippest version.
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I haven't used the ZXE's product so I really can't compare the two. I wil say the GE is really bright and is a marked improvement over the bulbs they replaced.Thanks
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There's not a lot of alternative if you are looking for maximum brightness in a candelabra base. I was worried about the short lifespan as well, but so far I've been using the same bulbs for about 2 years and they're still going strong. I think if you're very careful not to touch the bulb with your fingers, the bulbs seem to last quite a while.
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both can be used. xenon seem to be halogen and HID while the bixenon seem to be mainly HID. presently I am using the bulbs that came with the headlamps, but i have used HID with them also.
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I replaced all of the Phillips halogen bulbs with this bulb in our home but they are in adjustable cans in our ceiling. I would suggest ordering one to make sure it fits your application first and to be sure that you like the color and beam of the bulb. I tried several before settling on this one (it was available for less at my local Costco this summer). It is a great bulb for the money.
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I use the XLEDIA - X60N - A19 - 9.4 Watt - 60 Watt Equivalent - 850 Lumens - Color Temp: 5000k. Since LEDs don't put out much heat I wouldn't think going to a higher watt equivalent would be an issue. I have very high ceilings so I wanted something bright like daylight so I went with the 5000k color temp and meets my needs but certainly not a soft white!
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I have had the same reliability that I had with the more expensive bulbs. My are on track lighting which require a ladder, I know that I have not brought it in the house in a while. I would still purchase these bulbs...
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You are quite welcome, Juan. And try not to buy these bulbs from Home Depot or Lowe's at $6-7 each. I get them online around $20 for 10 bulbs.
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I've never tried the Walmart ones, but I have tried the Philips A19 60 watt bulb and like that very much for reading. If you need a brighter light however the Philips doesn't cut it, though I see they are offering higher output bulbs now that I haven't tried. The Ecobright is definitely higher lumens than the the Philips, and probably the Walmart bulb as well
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Beats me, but they're not much brighter than the 40W-equivalent version. They are some of the nicest LED bulbs I've used though. I use a cool white one in the fridge -- it is instant-on, like an incandescent, unlike other LED bulbs I've tried in there.Note about dimming: They don't dim at the same pace as incandescents in the same fixture. In fact, they don't seem to dim at all.
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I would avoid the best priced bulb in favor of an epson brand bulb from the website (for this projector). I have been using projectors (and replacing bulbs accordingly) for years and an inferior bulb will have a horrible output, which will cause a clear loss of quality and contrast. Also buying from anyone other than the manufacturer could get you a knock off. Sorry I did not source a link for you here, but that is my experienced advice.
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I'm not sure if this will help but we use these type of bulbs in our kitchen and I can't tell the difference between these and the much more expensive GE halogen bulbs. And currently I'm using both brands side by side.
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Staples sells the proper light bulb - it's $18 plus tax (Xenon type light) http://www.staples.com/40-Watt-Bulbrite-T3-Clear-E12-Dimmable-Warm-White-Krypton-Xenon-Bulbs/product_SS2078580.On my fixture, there is only 2.5 inches in length (so bulb must be smaller) and only about 1.5 or 1.75 inch in width due to the small upside "lampshade harp" that the crystal drop is attached to. VERY POOR DESIGN!
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Light emitted is whiter than standard halogens, but still not pure daylight white. I believe the color temp on these bulbs is around 3100 vs around 2700 for regular halogens. If you seek pure daylight white, try PIAA Extreme White. PIAA's are considerably more costly.
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I have an 2005 330xi the are bi-xenon they perform awesome I waited almost a year to write a review. They are cheaper than a marker light I bought several if you have HID and it's a DS2 pull your bulb they will work its worth it you'll be happy as opposed to a 100.00 bulb