Alopee AMAZENAR 30-Pack Warm White Replacement Stock # 194 T10 168 2825 W5W 175 158 Bulb 5050 5 SMD LED Light,12V Car Interior Lighting For Map Dome Lamp Trunk Dashboard Parking Lights - Best Value

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I normally replace any burnt-out bulbs on my car or truck with LEDs. They're brighter, draw less current, and don't get as hot. However, I bought these because for stuff like instrument panels, I wanted a warm white light that wasn't overly bright. These are perfect. They're about as bright as the incandescent bulbs they replace but they draw less current and, in theory at least, last a lot longer. Time will tell. I really like them for the instrument cluster of my motorcycle. I tried other super-bright LEDs in it and the neutral and turn-signal lights were BLINDING. They actually compromised my night vision when I rode after dark. Since the bike doesn't have a dimmer, I swapped the bulbs out to these. No more night blindness. So far I've only used these in a couple of applications so we'll see how they hold up. The electrical contacts at the base of the bulb are very thin wires that can get out of position when you install it, so be careful. These will replace a few different types of wedge-base bulbs. The most common are probably 168 and 194 bulbs, but probably others as well. They may be too dim for something like corner marker lights but they are just about perfect for instrument panels, dome lights, etc.

I ordered the warm white bulbs for my garden lights. These produce a very nice warm effect. These are as good if not slightly better than any of the more expensive ones I have bought and therefore exception value for money compared. Very happy customer.

I purchased these LED bulbs as replacements for the more traditional incandescent wedge-based bulbs in low-voltage lights that line the driveway and foot paths around our house. I was initially a little concerned about what looked like what might be flimsy construction -- thin, bare wires folded over the plastic base vs the more carefully formed loops molded into the glass base of the originals. My hesitation has proved to be unfounded, as these LEDs have proved to be fine replacements in every way. They are a good color and output match for the originals, and I assume that their electrical consumption is much lower than the 7 - 11 watts of the old bulbs. They have also been trouble free, where I found in the past that I was regularly fiddling with bulbs that were loose or failed.