Sunco Multipack BR20 LED Light Bulbs

[Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1), Set name: White 3k]
good match for 50 W

[Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1), Set name: White 27k]
Good product

[Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1), Set name: White 5k]
My wife said the recessed lighting above her countertops wasn’t bright enough, so I ordered these - now she needs sunglasses when working in the kitchen!🤪If you’re looking for a pure white and bright bulb, these 5000k are the ticket! We are very pleased.

[Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1), Set name: White 5k]
Light bulbs are great, nice and bright without that "high beam " look. Unfortunately, Amazon shipped them in their original packaging, and the box was crushed.

[Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1), Set name: White 27k]
Quality bulbs and timely shipping and delivery.

[Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1), Set name: White 6k]
Product was as advertised

[Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1), Set name: White 3k, Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1), Set name: White 3k]
These light bulbs are great so far. I have 10 recessed mini lights on a dimmer switch, and the switch was getting hot. Once I replaced my glad bulbs with these (they're some sort of plastic) neithet the switch nor the light bulbs get hot! Make sure you check the color though! They come in cool and warm, so be sure to get the ones that match other lights in your room if you have them!

[Size: 10 Count (Pack of 1), Set name: White 3k]
I have been procrastinating on changing my kitchen pot lights. I guess I don't like heights after all, lol! Some lights have been dying, so I had to get to it.They are really bright! The bulbs originally in there were those old energy saving ones that take 3 weeks to finally give light. It's nice to turn on the light AND be able to see, lol! The other lights were bright enough, eventually, but these are nice. They are technically soft light, but they're properly bright.I also absolutely had to change the entrance bulbs. I have high ceilings there (well, I'm short). My tall ladder is weird, and couldn't reach anyway. I came up with a McGyver solution: Long pole + old paper towels tubes + duct tape= light bulb remover & replacer! I cut the ends of the tube into quarters. The bottom to tightly tape to pole, the top to flower out, fixed with duct tape. I cut another tube in half, then cut it long ways so it would fit in the tube on the pole. I put double sided tape around the inside top of that. The second half of the tube, I cut length wise 2/3 of the way, leaving a ring intact. Squished that in the middle of the other tubes and duct taped it together. Lastly, got a length of duct tape and looped it. Placed on top of that inner tube, sticking to the tube, the sides, and sticky side up. Now you can unscrew the bulbs, and it will stick to the tape. Stick the new bulb to the tape (replace tape loop if the bulb was really dusty). Screw in new bulb. It will tighten, then you can pull away!I hope that's helpful! I was thinking about the pole that was for sale, but was skeptical of the reviews...