This is basically the warm white (yellowish tint) version of the (SKU039926) GU10 7W 640LM Pure White 16 SMD 5630 LED Light Bulbs Lamps 85-265V. It is also a more focus beam, although still wide. I've got this one over the kitchen sink area. Great light and much more economical on power consumption than the 50 watts halogen it replaced. I'm going with the pure white version for all of our other GU10 indoor lights (14). I should see a difference on my electricity bill (from 700 watts down to 98 watts). It also generates almost no heat compared to the halogen bulbs. These bulbs should also last a very very long time ... further savings !

This is basically the warm white (yellowish tint) version of the (SKU039926) GU10 7W 640LM Pure White 16 SMD 5630 LED Light Bulbs Lamps 85-265V. It is also a more focus beam, although still wide. I've got this one over the kitchen sink area. Great light and much more economical on power consumption than the 50 watts halogen it replaced. I'm going with the pure white version for all of our other GU10 indoor lights (14). I should see a difference on my electricity bill (from 700 watts down to 98 watts). It also generates almost no heat compared to the halogen bulbs. These bulbs should also last a very very long time ... further savings !

This is basically the warm white (yellowish tint) version of the (SKU039926) GU10 7W 640LM Pure White 16 SMD 5630 LED Light Bulbs Lamps 85-265V. It is also a more focus beam, although still wide. I've got this one over the kitchen sink area. Great light and much more economical on power consumption than the 50 watts halogen it replaced. I'm going with the pure white version for all of our other GU10 indoor lights (14). I should see a difference on my electricity bill (from 700 watts down to 98 watts). It also generates almost no heat compared to the halogen bulbs. These bulbs should also last a very very long time ... further savings !

Really good light output from this SMD bulb, much much more than an equivalent 3X2W LED bulb. The Lumen (Luminous Flux) output is the key factor to look for. DONT go on the watts figure given in adverts as this figure is really misleading. Check out what the incandescent bulb lumens output is, and then buy the LED/SMD bulb whose output is closest to that figure. My view is that these bulbs are more than equivalent to 50w halogen. Their light angle is good for general use, i.e. kitchen and other work surfaces etc. Should save a lot of money.

Really good light output from this SMD bulb, much much more than an equivalent 3X2W LED bulb. The Lumen (Luminous Flux) output is the key factor to look for. DONT go on the watts figure given in adverts as this figure is really misleading. Check out what the incandescent bulb lumens output is, and then buy the LED/SMD bulb whose output is closest to that figure. My view is that these bulbs are more than equivalent to 50w halogen. Their light angle is good for general use, i.e. kitchen and other work surfaces etc. Should save a lot of money.

Really good light output from this SMD bulb, much much more than an equivalent 3X2W LED bulb. The Lumen (Luminous Flux) output is the key factor to look for. DONT go on the watts figure given in adverts as this figure is really misleading. Check out what the incandescent bulb lumens output is, and then buy the LED/SMD bulb whose output is closest to that figure. My view is that these bulbs are more than equivalent to 50w halogen. Their light angle is good for general use, i.e. kitchen and other work surfaces etc. Should save a lot of money.