Collection LED 5 Watt (30 Watt Equivalent) LED Bulb - $7.99 AC Shipped @ Newegg (50% off)

Save 50% on this LED lightbulb. Save the environment and save energy! LED light bulbs are growing in popularity compared to CFL bulbs. They are available in "warm" and "cool" light emitting diodes, have an average lifespan of 25,000 - 40,000 + hrs, are extremely energy efficient compared to incandescent & halogen bulbs - most using only 5-7 watts of power, have better response on average than CFL bulbs and are often cool to the touch. Some also have dimmer switches.

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Energy efficient long lasting LED light bulb. For direct replacement of 30 watt incandescent while consuming only 5 watts of electricity. Saving an estimated $171.00 in electricity over its life time compared to traditional incandescent bulbs.

The Collection LED CL-L40A1-W uses only Tier one quality components such as Nichia (Japan) LED chipset, unique next generation drivers, 100% aluminum thermal diffuser and an exclusive designed light globe for evenly distributed light (no hot spot). This along with rigorous in house quality control, the Collection LED CL-L40A1-W is a highest quality LED bulb on the market. This bulb produces no UV or infrared and contains no hazardous materials. UL, FCC, PSE, CE and RoHS certified.

ESTIMATED LIFETIME SAVINGS: UP TO $171
With only 5 Watts power consumption, the Collection LED CL-L40A1-D’s Estimated Lifetime Savings is up to $171.

HIGH QUALITY BULB
Constructed of only Tier one quality components, including Nichia (Japan) LED chipset, unique next generation drivers, 100% aluminum thermal diffuser and an exclusive designed light globe , the Collection LED CL-L40A1-W emits evenly distributed light (no hot spot).

ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY
This environmentally-friendly product produces no UV or infrared and has no mercury or other hazardous materials. It is RoHS compliant.

Anybody have personal experience with this bulb versus the phillips one? I LOVE the color and illumination pattern of the phillips, but it is $20+

You can get a similar one for 40W equivalent for less than $10 at Lowe's.

what a croc these things are..

got mine. it's has a 65 cri value, 3110k color temperature, 300 lumen output. does not say it is dimmable. i used it to replace a 2.5w (80 lumen) led that was too dim for our front porch light that i leave on 10-12 hrs/night. the cri value wasn't too much of a concern for me because the bulb is behind irisdescent glass in a partially enclosed fixture.