Bright, with Solid Construction
587255
Extremely bright but has less bright options if you don't want too much light. It seems very well put together and should last many times longer than the cheap, smaller LED flashlights I used to blow money on. I could do without the rapid strobe and the auto SOS, which to me are useless, but it only takes about one second to click through them and get back to the solid-light options.
912517
I'm pleasantly surprised by this little light.  Good construction and very bright.  The magnet on the end of the light is strong.  I'm unsure of battery life, but with the brightness of the light, i don't mind changing them out more often if required.
2170436
Nice LED lights, and very bright.  The sockets and wiring appear to be pretty heavy duty, but the LED bulbs are glass, so those need to be handled with some care.
333633
A very bright, directed spotlight. This G7 Longneck LED (14W PAR30) is instant-on with no hum, buzz, or flicker. The 3000K light is a touch cooler (more neutral than warm, not much yellow) and does not clash with other 3000K LEDs in the vicinity.

Construction feels solid, although it's not the heaviest R30-style LED I've used. The long narrow base easily fits my old R30 ceiling "cans", but was wobbly in a small "fish-eye" R30 mount. Since this is a spotlight, there's no cover/diffuser. That makes the LED itself very bright to look at, as well as brilliantly illuminating the target area. It's bright enough that it works best in a raised ceiling or to spotlight something specific like a decoration. I found it too glaring when used directly over a kitchen counter (with 8 foot ceilings).

The 14W consumption is 2-4W higher than my other R30 LEDs, but comparable to the 14-15W used by similar CFLs. At 840 lumens, it's rated (and looks) brighter than any other modern R30-style bulbs I've used. LEDs typically retain their brightness much better than CFLs or incandescents, so I expect to enjoy that brightness for years to come. All the more considering the 10 year warranty!

I didn't try it on a dimmer switch. The PAR30 LED arrived well-packaged in a utilitarian printed cardboard box.

If you're reading LED reviews, I likely don't have to extol their virtues: low power consumption, no hazardous materials inside, no UV emission, instant-on, extremely long life, less fading over time. LEDs are now almost always the best choice in lighting, held back only by initial cost. Note that the LED market is evolving rapidly at this point, so today's top-rated item might be middle-of-the-pack in a few months. Check for newest reviews as well as compare the many different models available on Amazon.

[ A sample was provided to me for review. ]

If you want this same quality of bulb but in a more diffuse "flood" style BR30, try G7's&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/True-Color-90-CRI/dp/B00LPW4ZXK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">True Color 90 CRI</a>&nbsp;LED instead.

This is the fifth brand of LED I've tried, and I'm very happy with G7 so far. Highly recommended.
1082015
Very solid construction, machined aluminum housing. Will withstand the abuse of your mobile rig.
Super bright, I use this on a small PAR pedestal to wash the wall.
2561093
This light set was easy to install and the construction is very solid. The lights were both visible from a long distance making bicycling safer.
4528244
Very bright to look at directly; tough polycarbonate dome around 30 LEDs (8 splines of 3 LEDs each around perimeter, plus 6 LEDs on top of bulb).  There are 6 1/16" holes around top of bulb, so be very careful if wet or steamy/misty environment. Seemed to attract a lot of bugs, when attempted to use as a porch light.  Otherwise worked OK, hanging down, with a solar-cell controlled darkness switch control.
Worked very well in a 3-bulb pole lamp, for additional money-reading
1710737
This light bright and easy to mount. Feels solid and sturdy, made from a lightweight metal, that is not too heavy - (not cheap plastic). The mount is made with a high quality plastic and foam - with a single metal screw.  You can also easily take the light out of the mount and use it as a regular flashlight.  There are three different light settings for this light - high beam, low beam and flashing light. Also comes with a small flashing red tail-light.  Haven't had the lights long enough to see how long the batteries last, but being LED lights, I'm thinking they should last awhile.  Have a biking trip planned in a couple weeks so I'll put it to the test and post an update.  So far, so good!
645472
This is one very bright headlamp.  I just received it,so have not had an opportunity to use it.  It appears to be very solid construction.
1791718
Tremendous.  Amazingly bright and feels like solid construction.  I plan on buying more for the house, cars, etc.
113864
Install was easy and brackets are movable to mount where needed. Extremely bright and solid!
4440999
I bought and installed these a year ago, and I couldn't be happier. They emit a good, bright light (using max wattage allowed). They are sturdy, well made, and will hold up to severe weather. They are both modern and classic.
2977725
This light has a lot of good qualities.  The anodized aluminum casing is solid and the endcap houses the switch.  It conludes full-on and momentary mode and it's pretty hard to accidentally leave it on.  The LED is quite bright and runs well on the 3 AAA batteries.  I like that it uses easily replaceable batts for emergencies.  The triple As fit into a plastic insert and this is about the only thing that worries me about it's construction.  The LED itself sits behind a thick clear plastic "lens" that helps with the light dispersment.  Seems to run for quite a long time on the batteries while maintaining it's brightness.  It has a decent throw, at 40' it's very useful and it's still okay at 60-70'.

All in all, quite solidly built and I've had no problems.  It's a bit pricey, but seems to be of good quality.  The o-ring on the back cap was broken, so had to be replaced, but I guess I can live with that.  Mine came with a decent nylon sheath (better than most flashlight sheathes I've had), though I don't know if the model on Amazon has it included.
600580
This bulb is easy to use because it has a standard mount (instead of the bayonet mounts which some have) and is a little smaller than a standard bulb so fit easily into the fixtures I have (4 inches high and 2.5 inches at its widest).  It is heavier than other bulbs, 4.5 ounces (rather than approx 1.5 ounces) -- it feels solidly constructed.  To me the color tone is more a nice white-ish rather than yellowish warm, but it is not blue-ish or fake yellow like the compact fluorescents I have tried.  The box claims that it uses $1 of electricity a year (probably more in my area), and will last 23 years.

Overall I like it, and I really appreciate that it is dimable, but I personally would like more brightness.  According to lumenow.org, this bulb's 450 lumens is equivalent to a 40W bulb, which really isn't that bright, and certainly isn't enough to be called a "flood light", though it is directional like one.  (I'd prefer something around 1600 lumens, as from a 100W incandescent bulb).
3380901
These are incredibly bright, and work great mounted at typical "beside a door" entry way height.  They are bigger than typical entry way lights, and made of cast aluminum.  Mounting will require drilling holes unless you use a single central stud.  The drill points are recessed in the casting, though, making it easy to drill in the right places.  Two thumbs UP!  I wish they offered a motion-sensor version of these.
2913586
Much brighter than I had hoped it would be
1807391
Very bright, works well. We've had these up for a few months and they're still working great.