Kunshi Mudle(2 Pack) 10watt 1100 Lumen(replaces 65w) , A19 4000k Neutral White LED Light Bulb Non-dimmable

So, I’ll try and make this rant as short as possible…I personally have bought ~20 of them before they started to go out... one by one... To this date I have had 7 die. One of them exploded and started smoking, no joke. I have emailed the sited customer service email address ([email protected]) three times over a 2 month period. There has been no response, not even an auto answer stating that they have received my email.I know that some people have had okay luck with these LED bulbs, but there's not a chance that I would ever give this company another cent of my hard-earned money. Take it from me, just spend the several extra dollars and buy a well-tested and well-known name brand product. With a track record like this I believe that Amazon should terminate their relationship with this company.On a slightly positive note, the bulbs that do work and have been working for 8 months now, and work good. They are a little hot and it was a guessing game if they were instant on, or a 2 second delay with unpacking.That is my two cents, take it or leave it. Cheers.-Josh

These bulbs work well enough, but the problem is there is more than 1 second delay from when you flip the switch to when the light goes on. Extremely annoying, especially if you have other lights that turn on instantly. I recommend these instead: TCP LED A19 2 Pack. Daylight, Dimmable General Household Light Bulb. 60 Watt Equivalent (only 10W used!) - RLA1050KD2

4000K light color is excellent. Bulbs turn on with little no delay. Very nice. Output appears to be as advertised. High efficiency Lumen to Watt ratio for today's bulb market (2015), and at a great price. I only wish these came in lower watt options as well (half the watts / half the lumen output)I've have many different types of LED bulbs in colors of 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, 5000K, 6000K, and 6500K.>> For reference, 2700K is the color temperature of old incandescent bulbs (quite yellowish)>> 3000K is a little nicer than 2700K, but still too yellow for me in most room settings. My bedroom is the only room with some low lumen 3000K bulbs for a dim warm feeling. I don't really like it anywhere else.>> 4000K is a slightly yellowish white light. I think it is very nice in all rooms. Bedroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Bathroom... It's a winner for me. I like the color.>> 5000K is a clean neutral white light. It is not really yellow, and not really blue. This is the best color for outdoor lighting in my opinion. My neighborhood just converted the old yellow street lights to LED with 5000K color temp. I love it. I like this light in the bathroom, kitchen, and laundry room and garage. It can work in the living room and bedrooms too, but I think I prefer 4000K for those rooms more.>> 6000K is blueish white. I don't like it anywhere. Not even in the garage. I also think it is too blue for outdoor lighting.>> 6500K is even more blueish. It does not belong in residential lighting, in my opinion. I think it is ugly outsideWatch out for dim-able LED bulbs (talking 2015). I've tried a few with different special dimmer switches and they all buzz and flicker. I know someone with some nice dimming bulbs, but he spent over twenty per bulb.

I got the 4k output, 10W bulbs. As far as brightness goes, they are great. However, one of the bulbs had a loose base that was slightly separated from the bulb. When I turned them on, they sound like I have a bee hive in the room - serious buzzing. I did receive a replacement set that works just fine (Kudos to the seller for the quick reply!!), however, there is still a slight buzzing sound but not as noticeable as the defective/loose bulb.

One started flickering (not connected to a dimmer or anything!) after a month. Zero quality control

Excellent bulbs. Very bright for the 10 watts. Natural looking white daylight color. Attractive shape...especially where used as bare ceiling bulb. Only downside is te base does get quite hot--too hot to hold.

I got the Kunshi Mudle 4000K tint non-dimmable. The bulb is bright but I don't see much difference in the 1100 Lumens compared to my other 800 Lumen (60 watt) rated LED bulbs. They look about the same. The Kunshi 65 watt is not drastically brighter. I chose the bulb with the channels or grooves on the base which acts as a better heatsink to prolong the life of the LED's and electronics inside. The bulb is lighter in weight than most other LED bulbs and it lights up evenly with no dark or hot spots. The bulbs are quiet with no humming. There is a very slight delay when turning the bulbs on. Just enough delay to snap your fingers before it lights up after you flip the switch. I've had other brand bulbs that take even longer to turn on so it's not too bad. Not worth deducting 1 Star in the ratings for. The 4000K is perfect, No blue tint, just a nice neutral white.

Went out in less than 1 year.