LinkindMR16 LED Bulb Dimmable, GU5.3 Bi-Pin Base LED Light Bulbs, 6.5W (70W Equivalent) 3000K Soft White 640lm MR16 LED Spot Lights, Recessed, Tracking Lights, 12V Low Voltage, 6 Packs

I’ve been using the Linkind MR16 LED bulbs for a few weeks now, and they have exceeded my expectations. These bulbs are an excellent replacement for traditional halogen bulbs, offering a brighter, more energy-efficient lighting solution. The color temperature is spot-on, providing a crisp, clear light that works perfectly in my living room and kitchen.The dimmable feature is smooth, allowing for a wide range of brightness levels without any flickering. This is great for adjusting the ambiance in different rooms. Installation was a breeze thanks to the standard GU5.3 bi-pin base, and they fit perfectly into my existing light fixtures.What I love most is their energy efficiency—I’ve noticed a reduction in my energy consumption compared to the halogens I had before. These bulbs also run much cooler, which is a nice bonus in terms of safety and longevity.Overall, the Linkind MR16 LED bulbs are a fantastic choice if you’re looking for reliable, dimmable, and energy-saving lighting. Highly recommended!

Bought these to replace the 50W halogens in my kitchen ceiling 'track' light fixture. I was going to go one by one as they burnt out, but the glaringly obvious difference made me just replace them all in one shot.With that said, they perform their function admirably with no technical issues at all. The dim perfectly with my Z-Wave wall dimmer with no flicker or trouble at all. The are bright, warm, and aim well, with a bit more 'projection' than the halogens had (they had a bit more spread and a softer gradient at the edges).The only complaints one might have is just an effect of the technology. Halogens allow light to 'bleed' out the back of the casing, so if you have transparent housings, they illuminate the ceiling a little, giving you some extra light bouncing off. LEDs like this only project from the front, so immediately the upper portion of the kitchen looked a bit darker from the lack of backlighting. Honestly, a few days later and it looks just fine to the eye. It just makes me want to add backsplash LED lighting and over-cabinet lighting. I DID have to change the aim of my lights since they are a bit more narrow and 'direct' as far as their effective light 'cone' goes.The second effect is that they do not get warmer when dimmed as halogens do. They stay the same temperature throughout the range of dimming. Again, this is just how LEDs are going to work and once used to it, it's not a big deal.This is definitely worth dropping consumption from 200W to <20W for something that stays on quite often, though! Just be prepared for technology differences when switching from halogens.

Great value and they work. Lots of light and less power consumption.

I had to replace 6 GU10's in 2 different ceiling fan/light combos. One room is just on a switch and the other is on a pair of dimmers separating the fan/light. These lights are super bright and a great replacement for the standard bulbs they replaced, running much cooler. It's listed as 'Soft White" but I'd say it's really a great neutral white, not dingy yellow but no traces of blue either, just a really clean white light.I docked a star because they work great in the switched light, but not so much in the dimmer controlled fixture. They tend to flicker every couple of seconds, usually if I make sure the dimmer is all the way up it's fine, but it's even a hair away from max the lights will start flickering.

I bought these four years ago to replace six halogens for my track lighting in my living room. They've lasted daily use for four years with zero issues in longevity and work great with my dimmer. I like 3000k bulbs in my house, as they're the perfect balance between warmth and brightness. I came back to buy them again today to replace two more sets of track lights in other rooms. It's autumn in Seattle and getting proper light is a matter of life and death here. Glad I was able to find these again. They're beautiful bulbs, significantly brighter than both the halogens and other LEDs that have been in the fixture, and I like that the back of the cone is solid so they really direct light where you want it and don't waste lumens spilling out the back of the bulb.

I've installed several dozen of these bulbs in a condo that was outfitted with 50W halogen bulbs. These LED bulbs are brighter and less yellow. The color temperature seems just right for general-purpose indoor use.In a bedroom, you might want to go with 2700K bulbs for more warmth. But these bulbs are well-suited to all other rooms.The manufacturer lists the CRI as ">80", and that definitely seems true. In fact, they compare very favorably to my 95 CRI bulbs. Colors seem natural. I really doubt that you'd have any reason to complain.I did a side-by side comparison between these bulbs, halogen bulbs, and bulbs from 3 other manufacturers. These Linkind bulbs compare very favorably. Color balance is good, brightness is higher than others, the beam angle is as advertised, and they don't buzz.They also dim well. They even dim well with a generic dimmer that isn't specifically designed for LED's. They dimmed down smoothly to a faint glow. There's no buzzing at all. I've tested many dimmable LED bulbs, and I'm surprised to say that these dim as smoothly as incandescent bulbs. The only difference is that they don't change color temperature as they dim like incandescents do.

More than sufficient light for my application. Works well with dimmer switch. No flickering.

Well made and durable. Well packaged ro prevent shipping and storage damage.