G6.35 GY6.35 Bi-Pin Base LED Bulb,12V/24V 2.5W Daylight 6000K,JC Type Halogen Replacement Bulb,Not Dimmable,30W Equivalent(4-Pack)

Great product and puts off nice lighting.

I have used these to replace halogen lamps with the same type base. These have been very long lasting and have the color I prefer. They are energy efficient and do not get wickedly hot lot the halogens do. Recommended.

As soon as I connected to, it started flickering immediately.I ordered 8 of those, of which 5 flickered aggressively, 1 mildly, and two were passable.Disappointed and will be returning.

I replaced 20 watt xenon's with these. They don't come close to the light output of the xenon's but they do work. Something I can't say for most of the other led bulbs I've had the misfortune of wasting money on. These work well, don't require a warm-up period, remain at a steady brightness, don't blink or flicker and the daylight kelvin actually approximates daylight. So far, after 3 weeks, no led's have burned out, quite a feat given my experience with led's.If you need the brightness of a 20 watt halogen or xenon, these are not for you. I'd suggest the light output is perhaps 30% less and the light is more directional (rather than fill the room, they light up part of my desk).

These work well in the flat blade G6 slots. Pushed right in and lit up. Obviously much much brighter than the .375 watt they replaced. Was worried about overloading the transformer, but so far, so good. Lights look really good this bright. Can actually call them pathway lights now. Instead of the original faint glowing lights that came out of the box. Just watch out for minimal powered transformers. If you have a 10 or 15 watt, it would be very easy to go over the top in load on something that small.

I was hoping to see a neutral warm white light, but these bulbs appear to my eye as very cold with a greenish tint. They compare to 5000-6000 K bulbs. I disliked that light so much, that I put back a 3000K bulb to my work light at the desk.

I have two pendant lights that both had halogen bulbs. When one died I decided to switch to LED. Bought a 4-pack and replaced both halogens with the LEDs. As soon as I turned the lights back on with the LEDs installed there was a bright flash and then the circuit breaker tripped. And it tripped a series of other lights in the kitchen as well. My ceiling can lights are all LED, but the undercabinet lights aren't. So I can only surmise the bulbs are either bad (unlikely) or it is incompatible to mix different styles of bulb on the same circuit. I gave three stars because I don't know what is causing the problem, but reading some of the other reviews I'm not alone in having the circuit breaker keep popping, so I'll say at a minimum there should be something in the description / specs that says all bulbs must be LED on the circuit.

For desk lamp replacement:No batch issues. First bulb out of the pack worked. Metal prong thickness a bit skinnier than the original halogen bulb that came with the lamp. New bulb seats slightly looser but motion is not an issue with my need. May be considered when ordering if spring contacts are slightly loose. Lumen output is slightly less but very pleasing to read and work under. No eye strain.Check your fixture power rating before ordering 12v or 110/120v.