So far, the best spread I've seen in an LED.
591999
I tried these along with some LE 5w, 3000k lamps. Both give a nice warm light, but I much prefer this one because it gives a tiny bit more ambient light and a lot more flood. These are 60, and the LEs are 38. It's a big difference, but it's nowhere near the ambient light of the 50w halogens I'm replacing. So far, all the LEDs I've tried are very directional (think flashlight compared to floodlight). In the end, though, I'll be running 56w (7@6w) compared with 350w (7@50w), so I'll put up with an odd shadow or two.
205766
I bought 36 of these last month.  They are installed in 11' ceiling and a 22' ceiling.  The color, 2700k, is nice and surprisingly warm and natural for an LED.  The beam is a true flood at 40-degrees, filling out the spaces appropriately.  It dims on both Variac and standard dimmers.  And the dimming is excellent; I could go down to a level so low that it was useless, and the light from the lamp was stable.

I've tried Philips and TCP.  The TCP won easily:  Better dimming (by far).  A little warmer.  And just as bright.  Wider spread.  And the lamp itself is less "stunning" to look at, i.e. it isn't as blinding.

Highly recommended.
1444109
I have really have become fond of these particular LED bulbs.  So far I have replaced my bathroom bulbs, each of the closet bulbs, and the kitchen bulbs.  I have been very pleased with the results.  It provides a much brighter light than any other bulb I have used in the past.  If you are looking for a soft light, don't bother with these LED's.  By no means do they give you a soft glow.  However, I don't want a soft glow in any of the areas I have put them.

I need to see my things in my closet, I need to see what the heck I am doing to my face when I am applying my makeup in the morning, and I need to see what I am fixing in the kitchen.  So these bulbs suit my needs perfectly.  The great thing is, unlike CFL's that used to irritate the heck out of me, they come on instantly.  No warm up needed for these things.  Who has time to wait for a darn CFL to get warmed up in the morning?  By the time I was done doing what I was doing, the darn things were done  warming.

I do have a confession to make though.  I use them in enclosed light fixtures in the closet.  I figure I don't have the closet light on very long so if it shortens the life of them what does it matter?  It isn't like the light is on long enough to make a difference on length of the life anyway.  At least my viewpoint anyway.

Realistically due to the brightness factor I probably will not use them in every light fixture in my house, but they definitely have been a great and bright addition to my home.
1665015
It's quite bright, especially for LEDs. It projects a pretty cool pattern of red, green, and blue. It does NOT cycle the colors, nor is it responsive to music. You turn it on, it lights up and spins. Simple. The workmanship is not bad but not great. 3 of 6 of the ones I ordered kind of 'stick' for a second on each rotation. The other 3 are smooth. I have not tried to fix this yet, the plastic dome is simply screwed onto a metal spinning post with a screw, so it may not be too difficult to fix- maybe a sharp edge of plastic, some glue, possibly a stripped gear, or something else may be causing the problem. But the colors are extremely vivid being LEDs, and I'd say it projects well over 180 degrees, possibly 270 degrees. It's visible across a somewhat sunny room. And it looks cooler with a fog machine.
Overall, it was around $6 and they all work reasonably well. You really can't go wrong with these for the price. I can't wait to use them with my Christmas display.
4050509
I just brought three next lights yesterday. I did a lot of test today. They are telling the truth on there adds. They are great people to work with. I looked at the ones in the shop in use. Impressive to say the least. I've looked at all top of the line LEDs for about a month and did the reading. I'm putting all of HIDs on eBay.
4243673
This LED gives very bright white light; it is a huge improvement over the factory incandescent bulb.  The heatsink on the back should help with its longevity.  I am very pleased with this bulb so far.  For those who may think that the slimness of the unit may mean not much light, as I had initially thought, that's not the case at all.  It's very bright.  I highly recommend it.
4026138
awesome light transmission, rock solid, no issues so far. I really like the vertical pin stack vs. the typical horizontal pins.
1185953
I am really loving the LED bulbs. They are much brighter than I ever expected and I like the light that they put out. They also don't get as hot as incandescent bulbs which I really like. I put this bulb in one of the ceiling fan light sockets and it is just as bright as the bulbs that I already had in it. These LED bulbs are supposed to last much longer than incandescent bulbs which is good, because we seem to go through light bulbs like crazy around here.

I am going to be phasing out all of my incandescent bulbs and replacing them with LED's. This bulb is new, so I don't know what the lifespan is going to be, but I will update this review when and if it ever burns out and let you know how long it lasted. So far, great LED bulb.
Sample provided in exchange for an honest review.
456326
After trying the 300 LED string from this company and being impressed, I wondered how much better the double density version would be and wasn't disappointed. To put it simply, the amount of illumination per watt this product puts out is astounding! It fully lights a 14x14 room with capacity to spare. My wife actually complained that it was too bright and was glad I'd also ordered a wireless PWM dimmer. Have another string and dimmer on the way for our rec room.
1409357
Simply amazing.  I got tired of the conventional bulbs breaking or burning out after hardly any use.  This LED is brighter and wider than my smaller Streamlight Stinger DS LEDs.  Its a worthwhile investment as it has a long range, wide beam, and doesn't break all the time.  Wish I would have done it sooner.
905889
All LED's work, seems to be pumping out quite a bit of light.  It's not hot and the fans are not very loud.  I have it positioned about 14 inches above my plants.  Time will tell how the plants feel about it.

UPDATE After 10 days I can honestly state I am impressed with LED grow lights. I thought it was a bunch of hype at first but decided to get a panel because I was getting tired of running the AC on full blast to keep my growing area in the low 80's.  My plants have essentially gone crazy.  My 2 control plants (germinated and planted at the same time) leaves are not as thick or as full - almost like they are stunted.  My LED grown plants are both taller, more leaves, and seem more healthy.

I suggest you get some UV grow room glasses if you plan to be around LED's while they are on.  You will get a massive headache and have some serious eye strain if you do not - they really are that bright.  Just being around the intense color to me is enough to make me wear the glasses.

Unlike other lights you do not need to put the panel right on the leaves.  I keep mine about 20 inches above - probably could be higher if I wanted with no issues.

This one panel seems to work just fine for 4 smaller plants.  If I have to purchase a second panel in the future I will get one of these.  Some of these panels get really high in price.  I'm not sure what the advantage of getting a $400.00 panel of equivalent size, illumination, and design would be.  I guess the only thing this panel lacks is an on/off switch.

UPDATE ---
Continues to operate good, heat is negligible, fans on the unit are not very loud.  My plants absolute love it.  The 2 control plants are about 3" shorter, leaves are smaller, and do not appear to be growing as strong as the 2 plants under the LED.  I have moved all 4 plants under the LED panel now.  I will be purchasing a second GL100 300w LED lamp.  I am pretty impressed with how well the LED grow lights work.  I leave it on 24/7 - no issues.
4454153
When I heard about Pelican's recoil technology I was afraid the light would be to focused and narrow. What I quickly realized is how perfect the spread is. It provides the brightest and strongest beam I have ever seen. When compared to my Maglite it dominates the and actually has a brighter spread. When pointed at pretty much any surface it light the entire 15 ft. area much like a lamp shade does to a regular light bulb. The LED is very reflective and increases the light's spread. On top of all this it comes with a Lifetime warranty from Pelican rendering this Flashlight indestructible. I do prefer a button to turn the light on but the twist cap works just fine. Also a detachable clip would be nice it can sometimes get in the way. But these minuscule setbacks aside the dependability of this flashlight decimates any cons it might have.  I highly recommend this product to everyone.
4259404
This LED device creates quite the light show.  It has 16 RGB LEDs on each side, so the patterns show from both sides of the wheel.  It is really cool watching the 32 patterns play out in the dark.  Install this on your bike, and you will draw lots of attention.

This lighting device has a non-replaceable rechargeable battery.  If you use an external battery pack, you can install this on your bike one time, then bring the power to it.  It does have an on/off switch.  If you don't have an external battery pack, you will need to remove the light from the bike spokes and take it to an outlet where you can charge it.  It is not really hard to do, but the plastic "screws" don't have heads that accept a screwdriver--they are flat heads.  You have to be able to grab those two flat heads someway in order to unscrew the backs.  Not that hard--unless you have large fingers, small fingers, or not-so-nimble fingers.  Then it becomes hard.

It does not have a mode button.  So you will not be able to stop the effect on your favorite pattern.  It will always cycle through the 32 patterns.

We've been using this light and another one from Wiitek on our bikes which we ride at the State Park where we keep our motor coach.  it is a very energetic, boisterous and happy bunch of campers and children where we hang out.  Everyone wants to know where we got these.  Amazon!! we tell them.  Lots, lots of fun!

We don't ride the bikes over a lot of bumps or rough areas, so the light has been holding up fine.  I'm a little concerned about the hard plastic getting brittle over time.  I expect it to last a year--it does look well-made and tight.

*I received a free sample product from Wiitek for evaluation/review.
12500
The improvements in LED technology, continues to be impressive for all types of lighting, including headlamps.  Providing light in several modes, and also featuring dimmable LED's, Divine LED's SE series headlamp is an extremely versatile performer, in a wide variety of situations.

Designed in the USA and made in China, this headlamp is powered by three AAA batteries, and features floodlight, spotlight, and red light modes.  Maximum output is stated as 90 lumens, but seems brighter than that.  Light color is a nice cool white.  Although two LED's are employed in the floodlight mode, the light distribution pattern still appears to be quite circular.

A headlamp with different light levels or light patterns is not unique, but what makes the SE series special is that the LED's are dimmable.  The included instructions are not too clear, and figuring out how the controls work could be a little tricky, but when you are in the correct mode, holding down the power button for an extended period causes the light output to cycle up and down.  With a little experimentation, you should be able to adjust the light output to your liking.

Another very nice feature is the headlamp hinge, which is really well constructed, and seems built to last.  It firmly clicks through each position, locking into place with virtually no chance that the headlamp would accidentally click to another position.

The only real issues I found, was that the build quality is a little rough in spots.  The battery contacts were not aligned properly, so a couple of the batteries had a tendency to pop out.  This issue goes away, once you manage to get the compartment closed.  The power button is sealed against moisture, but there would be more security if the battery compartment had a gasket.

Despite a few minor blemishes, the Divine LED headlamp still deserves a 5 star rating.  The wide distribution is great for general tasks.  Most LED's are dimmable, and it's something of a breakthrough that Divine LED has been able to make this feature available in a headlamp.

A sample was provided for evaluation, and as a frequent headlamp user, I was very pleased to use a dimmable headlamp for the first time.
3132067
It really is wildly better than the previous solar lights that we've installed.  The 100 lumen might even be a conservative estimate.  I would have liked a tighter focus, or at least a description of the beam spread in the product description.  But there's quite a bit of light available.
1844213
Best led so far i have tried couple other brands but this one is on of the best so far
2670074
Installed these in a 2013 Nissan Sentra SV. It was a little bit of a pain to get to the lamp assemblies, but it was very doable.
The bulbs are bright and even. I get a much better spread than my old OEM bulbs. I'm very satisfied with the light pattern.
My only gripe is that the fan noise is pretty substantial. It's not noticeable while driving, but it's pretty loud when you shut your engine off. Not a big deal, but something to consider if you are in the habit of using your lights in this manner.
I can't say anything about longevity because I've only had them for a month or two.