BAOMING 12pcs G4 LED Bulb 12V 3W JC Bi-Pin Base, 20W-35W T3 G4 Halogen Equivalent, 2700K Soft Warm White, No-Flicker 380LM, Chandelier Lighting/Landscape Lighting/Microwave Lighting

After two years of use, about four hours per day, I am quite satisfied with these bulbs. They are a terrific value. They are in three undercabinet fixtures, two bulbs each, that started with 20W halogens. As most know, the halogens get very hot, emit dangerous UV light, and have rather short lifetimes. I had tried other LEDs before (old, somewhat expensive, Philips 3PM5s). But if both of the bulbs in the fixture were LEDs, they tended to flicker (presumably insufficient ballast on the power supply). So for a long time I ran with one halogen and one LED in each fixture. When I needed more replacements, I hoped that the LED technology had improved to compensate for the power supply anomalies and tried these. I can run a fixture with a pair of these bulbs without flicker; so was able to go all LED. The color temperature of mine (labeled 2700) is perfect for my kitchen; blue enough to be neutral about food colors but yellow enough to not be harsh or train-terminal like. Of the six bulbs, two have had one bead die. Not really noticeable, but a bit premature. There is little or no noticeable dimming of the bulbs after two years, as one commenter had seen. I am buying another pack in case of other bead failures but, again, the bead failures are virtually unnoticeable.

Several years ago, I tried to replace my halogen bulbs with LED's and I got flickering, poor lighting and buzzing with 2 different brans. Added to that, they were too fat to fit in my under cabinet fixtures. So I resigned myself to just change the fixtures to LED....one day. I decided to try once more. These are bigger than the halogens, but their spade-like shape fits perfectly under the glass lens. I had to replace 14 bulbs, so this is my second order. No flickering, no buzzing. One evening when they were on for a while, I noticed one bulb flickering and wondered whether I may have seated it incorrectly. I just turned off the fixture and when I turned it back on, it hasn't recurred since (several weeks ago). I bought warm white and these are a little too white for my taste, but the good thing is that they light my work space sufficiently and they don't have that ultra-bright flourescent look. I had purchase another brand just before these, that were warmer, but useless except as night lights.

Installed one so far. It’s much brighter than original.

I've bought 30 of these now - 1 had a broken pin and another had a flicker, but the rest were good. I like the bulbs for energy efficiency and price plus I couldn't find any other that was warmer than these. The main reason for taking off a star is that the warmth/ brightness is close enough but not super consistent between the 28 bulbs. Since all of them went into a one big chandelier, there are clear white/ warm spots.

Fits my lights perfectly

Need to replace yearly. Not a bulb that lasts long

used to replace halogen bulbs in my shop work lights. one is ac powered one is dc powered worked in both no issues. Does not get hot. Not as bright at this wattage and light refracts oddly compared to halogen yet works for my purpose. I will try to get higher watt ones. I can use these in my yard lights too.

I bought these to replace some G4 bulbs that came with our new lamp and the originals were much too dark and we didn't like the color temperature. I thought these new ones were a steal for the price and for how much brighter they looked in photos on the reviews. I plugged one in to test and it immediately popped, flashed extremely bright, and then nothing. It left a nice charred mark inside of the what lamp shade. Stay away from these!