What is your experience for how long these bulbs last?
570197
About the same as other bright bulbs, about a year for me (no DRL, 5 hrs per week average).
298841
I've had mine about 2 years so far still original bulb. I sue it almost daily anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours
569944
If you expand the Product Description, you'll clearly see the following:Substantially longer lifespan (a minimum of 22.8 years at three hours a day of usage)Note: The bulbs are not replaceable, but 22.8 years is a very long time, and most will last much longer.
1954332
One bulb lasted 2 years and the other about 2.5. The OEM bulbs I have back in have lasted about 13 years and are still going. They are not nearly as bright.
1166061
Depends how often you use it. Mine lasted seven years and this is a pack of ten bulbs. You'll never use them all!
362367
From what I have read the bulb life is 5,000 hours.The cost for new bulbs are about $200
786695
Amazon sells the replacement bulbs. The bulbs last quite a while. I keep my lamps on for up to 12 hours a day and haven't had to replace a bulb yet in the 6 months that I have been using them.
977716
I have purchased a number of these bulbs from this seller and never had a problem with them on issues like yours. If you have pictures it helps to include them to show that it was not from mishandling. The expected life is 10,000 hrs, they don't specify a warranty. You can also contact Amazon. The delay in contact could be the time of year (Christmas).
2121999
On average 5000 hours but then again it all depends upon your viewing also.Bulbs are cheap at $100...well worth it !
1531007
I have not had to replace any bulbs. It is my understanding that they last for many, many ours.
1240791
Hi we guaranteed the Unit for 1 year and the bulb for 1 year as well. We haven't had any issues with these units, they are very good price and last long and provide great Air. Have a wonderful weekend. Regards Arthur
1765296
I have 12 fixtures with this bulb. Some are on continuously and last about two years. Some are on intermittently and last about 3 or 4 years.
533381
This is more a question about how long an LED bulb will last, which varies by manufacturer. Philips rates their HUE bulbs at about 15,000 hours whereas others claim over 25,000 hours. Suffice it to say that these will last you at least 5 years or longer compared to *maybe* a year with incandescents. That said, you might get more life out of the bulb itself because that 15,000 hour rating is the projected time at which the light will begin to dim and fade at about 70% of its original brightness. Finally the caveat here is that these bulbs also have WiFi connectivity albeit dedicated to their proprietary bridge, and the issue with embedded electronics is that, like your cell phone or computer, they will eventually start to slow down and even die. That is just a potential issue with having embedded electronics on the LED bulb itself.
905589
Sorry for the late response - Not sure about warranty but bulb is suppose to last for up to 30,000 hours. So far they are working very well.
2285176
The Amazon page I am looking at has an image of the bulb's ratings label, and it says 31.9 years at 3 hours a day. That would likely be about four years full time use since heat is probably not much a contributor with a bulb this small. I suspect they would really last much longer.
398956
I have, however they lasted 6 to 8 months. Mine are on photo cell, in cold weather the light illuminate slowly to full brightness. Indoors they do not last as advertised. As good as incandescent.
407362
From my experience with these lights, the bulbs last a long time. Possibly years. During that time, the price has dropped considerably. I have no regards. I've cut my electric bill considerably. Prices have come down 75% since I bought these lights. At today's prices, I'd probably replace the whole light. We have four of these units, with multi lights and nothing has burned out. I originally had your same concerns, but after almost 2 years, I can say, I'm happy.I hope you find this answer helpful.