Brighten your room with the energy efficient EcoSmart LED light bulb. This EcoSmart A19 light bulb's estimated energy cost is $1.14 per year and saves an estimated $83 over the course of each bulb's lifetime, which is 15,000-hours. This EcoSmart A19 Lamp is Dimmable as well as Omni-Directional. This EcoSmart 9.5-Watt 2700K (Soft White) LED A19 provides a comfortable light, perfect for your living room, bedroom, kitchen or any place in your home where you would use a standard incandescent light bulb.
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I bought these a few years ago for a much better price per bulb. I write the date on them in Sharpie when I install them and I get around 11 to 13 months out of these. I'm not sure if there's something wrong with my wiring but when I use a GE bulb, they last much longer
I bought these a few years ago for a much better price per bulb. I write the date on them in Sharpie when I install them and I get around 11 to 13 months out of these. I'm not sure if there's something wrong with my wiring but when I use a GE bulb, they last much longer
These ecosmart aren't great. I get the expensive br40 bulbs rated for 20 years and I've been lucky to get 2 or 3 years from them. Lol luckily the warranty they just give me new bulbs off the shelf at the local HD
I bought these a few years ago for a much better price per bulb. I write the date on them in Sharpie when I install them and I get around 11 to 13 months out of these. I'm not sure if there's something wrong with my wiring but when I use a GE bulb, they last much longer
I had the same luck and in a room without much use...i only buy GE or Philips now...
I switched my bulbs to eco smart over a 2 year period basically replacing old ones as they went. At least one out of every pack will either flicker or just fully give up under 2 years it seems. This has not happened on the GE, Phillips, Great Value or Great Eagle (amazon) bulbs i used in places that I needed to have lights on for 6+ hours a day
These ecosmart aren't great. I get the expensive br40 bulbs rated for 20 years and I've been lucky to get 2 or 3 years from them. Lol luckily the warranty they just give me new bulbs off the shelf at the local HD
Not to mention their dimmable bulbs are actually quite terrible at dimming without flickering.
Our electric company has a sale with Ecosmart pretty often for $4.95/6 pack. Good bulbs, but they dont last as long as others. Mine seem to die out by flickering/strobe light effect.
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I switched my bulbs to eco smart over a 2 year period basically replacing old ones as they went. At least one out of every pack will either flicker or just fully give up under 2 years it seems. This has not happened on the GE, Phillips, Great Value or Great Eagle (amazon) bulbs i used in places that I needed to have lights on for 6+ hours a day
LOL, I have bunch of failed GE bulbs, but none of ecosmart...
GE only licenses to third-party to make light bulbs...
I bought these a few years ago for a much better price per bulb. I write the date on them in Sharpie when I install them and I get around 11 to 13 months out of these. I'm not sure if there's something wrong with my wiring but when I use a GE bulb, they last much longer
Same, I bought a bunch of this brand from HD and also noticed pretty short life.
Similar experience to some others. I ended up with a bunch of EcoSmart bulbs from somewhere (HD?), and out of all the brands I've had running over the past couple of years, every failure seems to be an EcoSmart one. The ones that failed started flickering after < 1 year.
fwiw, the bad EcoSmarts I have had don't have opaque skirts around the bottom half of the bulb, as in the product image. So who knows if what I got was generic bulbs from XYZCorp that had "EcoSmart" stamped on them by HD.
Bought a bunch of others branded Feit (HD) and also Energetic (Amazon), none of those has failed in the same timeframe. YMMV, as usual.
That's surely a significant driver of the discount, as many of the comparable retail packaged ecosmart variants of these lamps are rated as a California compliant 90 CRI.
Good luck!
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GE only licenses to third-party to make light bulbs...
BTW, what are the MR16 GU5.3 bulbs used for?
fwiw, the bad EcoSmarts I have had don't have opaque skirts around the bottom half of the bulb, as in the product image. So who knows if what I got was generic bulbs from XYZCorp that had "EcoSmart" stamped on them by HD.
Bought a bunch of others branded Feit (HD) and also Energetic (Amazon), none of those has failed in the same timeframe. YMMV, as usual.
BTW, what are the MR16 GU5.3 bulbs used for?
Good luck!
Jon
That's surely a significant driver of the discount, as many of the comparable retail packaged ecosmart variants of these lamps are rated as a California compliant 90 CRI.
Good luck!
Jon
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