AMAZENAR 20-Pack White 194 T10 W5W 168 2825 158 501 Wedge 5-SMD 5050 Chipsets LED Replacement Bulbs for 12V Car RV Interior Dome Map Door Courtesy Trunk License Plate Clearance Lights Marine Light

These worked great for my house address light, which used 2 standard 194 incandescent bulbs in series (my light is powered by the doorbell's 24VAC supply. Though these bulbs are intended for 12V DC, since AC varies its polarity 60 times per second, these bulbs will illuminate at a rate of 30 times per second so you can barely notice a slight flicker as it turns on and off. Because two of these bulbs in series in the same polarity key will place the proper 12V to each bulb, it does illuminate at the proper output (despite the slight flicker) and does an amazing job with my address light. Instead of the dim orange-colored light, these emit a bright white light that makes the address numbers come alive and easier to read. Now the only remaining question is how long these bulbs will actually last (my incandescent bulbs only last about 3 months or so before burning out since they're on 24/7).

Replaced all the peanut bulbs on my '89 Bronco with these. Much brighter and they look great. They don't dim well, but I installed them to see the gauges so I don't mind.Just remember not to use them on nanny lights that work on resistance like the battery or ABS lights. They will always be illuminated. Just leave stock bulbs in those.

TLDR: They are good for the price, but fail quickly. Be glad they come in a pack of 20.Originally bought these in 2017 to replace my then 2010 Fusion's front map lights. They are brighter by far than the OEM incandescents. I will say that they stay on, albeit very dimly, when set to off if the car is on. This is understandable, as my Fusion was a mainstream car with cheap wiring. And the bulbs are very cheap for what you get. That being said, I have replace both of them already. They seem to fail after around a year of use. I even gave the new owner 4 of them to replace them when they inevitably go out.I still like them, especially for the price. I replaced my fiance's hatch light in her 2018 Focus with one, and I just bought a 2020 Civic Si that accepted this bulb size. I replaced all 4 bulbs with these little LEDs.

Not the best build quality but 20 for less than $9 you can't expect premium. Bright enough for the license plate. Don't know how many will work but the two I grabbed did and there's still 18 remaining.

Replaced all the running lights on my travel trailer - the lens covers **just** fit back over top the bulbs in the sockets (they might be 1/16 to 3/32 longer than the original incandescent bulbs. Also replaced the 12 high voltage bulb in my exhaust hood over top the rv's cooktop so it can used as a night light - worked perfect

Not extremely bright but very nice blueish white tint. Pretty cheap per item. I will moost likely will buy more these since one car took like 8 bulbs.

These bulbs are horrible. I thought these were ones i ordered before, but they aren't. The light is more blue than white and they aren't bright at all compared to the Cutequeen brand bulbs. These get a 1 star because they turn on, thats it. Not worth buying if you are interested. Stay away! Now I'm stuck with 20 cheap bulbs that I won't put in anything.

They do not fit inside the license plate housing for a 2003 F150. Or rather, they didn't until I modified them...drastically. I figured you can make eggs without cracking a few shells, and with 20 to go through...well, why not? Turns out the two I tried light up just fine. We'll see how they look at night.+2 stars for actually working, and price. -3 stars for not fitting one of the uses listed (the one I needed...of course!)