Thinklux PAR30 Dimmable LED Bulb Wet/Outdoor Rated, High 90+ CRI, 13W (75W equivalent), 2700K (Soft White), Long Neck, Spot Light Bulb, 25° Beam Angle, Medium Base (E26), ENERGY STAR (Pack of 4)

These are great. None of the other LED bulbs I have looked at have a glass like cover. This allowed me to use the suction cup attachment for my bulb changing tool to change bulbs that are high up on the ceiling. They are also well constructed. Hopefully they make larger sizes for my other floods that need replacing.

Compact, light weight, 13 watts, beam ~ 30 degrees.Output to my desk from ceiling fixture ~ 900 lux with dimmer full on,600 at half-rotation, 60 lux at min. Lux is not the same as lumens BTW.Color 2800K throughout. Almost as warm a light as halogens.Compare to Philips Ecovantage 25 degree halogen flood 70 watts. Fullon the halogen gives 1800 lux (!), 900 at half rotation, 30 at min. Color 2750Kat full on, down to a golden 2500 at min. One of the problems with all theseLED lights is that the descriptions are inconsistent. This unit is describedas 75 watts equivalent in one place, and 50 watts equivalent in another(and on the box). Comparing to the Philips halogen it's clearly not 75.These LEDs claim 25,000 hrs life. Halogens are only rated ~ 1,000 hours.But I have used a set of 4 at 1/3 to 2/3 strength for the last 4 years 12 hours a day,and they are still working fine. Apparently you can vastly reduce energy useand increase life of halogens by dimming them some.This is not as simple as we might like.Anyway, these bulbs give a tighter beam and a warmer light than the othersI have tried so far. They are on the expensive side. Some other designs seemto make an effort at heat-sinking the LEDs, so I expect them to last longerthan the Thinklux. We'll see in a while. These are still the best LED spotsI've found so far.

These are exterior bulbs. They are sealed in order to prevent rain and moisture from destroying them. I have only been using them one week. Time will tell. They look like sturdy and we'll sealed