ALIDEMR11 GU4 Led Bulbs,Replace 20W 35W Halogen Equivalent,2700K Soft Warm White,12V MR11 LED 3W Low Voltage Bulb Spotlight for Outdoor Landscape Track Lighting,Not Dimmable,250lm,30 Deg,6 Pack

Fit my touchstone landscape lamps better than the originals. They seem to be lasting quite a long time as the only change-outs I've done were due to accidental damage and nothing to do with the lamp itself. I recommend swiping all your landscape lamp contacts with a bit of dielectric grease to protect them from moisture.

Bright white. I used it for an outdoor landscape led bulb. Nice and bright. White LED bulb. I matched it up with this unit. DiCUNO G4, GU5.3 Bi-Pin Ceramic Base Socket, MR16, MR11 Halogen Incandescent LED Bulb Holder Wire Connector. It came out great.

Lit up our trees beautifully for Christmas

GOT A FEW MESSAGES THEY WILL REPLACE THE ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE PACKAGE. I upgraded my ratingfor their efforts, and revised some commentary. They might offer a dimmable version, and a 120 degree beam, but I am hoping these will come in higher wattages. The wider the beam or total illumunated area below bulb, the lesser the lumens per area. If you can adjust the room brightness down with a dimmer, more at max is always better. My ceilings are a bit high, so at 60 degrees, think a pyramid, or equal side triangle, the light spreads evenly if your counters are roughly 5 feet down, this will light about 5 or 6 feet of counter and all the floor about 8 feet in either direction, but a pair will overlap a bit of the edges and get you almost 12 of counters on one side and same with two more on the other, plus inside the upper cabinets, and the floor has plenty of overlaps, my fifth goes to the dining area and wall about 8 ft wide and 9 ft tall, and is totally lit, it's the only aimed head that cannot avoid a little glare when walking in.Bottom cabs are mostly better lit too.I put these ALIDE 5 w Leds, in 10 ft flex track light high on nearly 9 ft ceiling. This originally came with 5 20w halogens, and heads are totally movable along track and their aim totally adjustable.This 6 pack of 5w ALIDE floods, when new was the closest to perfect choice. Well at least while they worked. But in a few months, one went dead. No worries; I used the sixth. I only use this residence part time maybe half a year, so very little use and now only a year later, another two are out.Under two years, three of six, half dead? Well, no, totally dead. Maybe I got a bad batch. So why the nearly perfect choice? Because so many others I got were total fails in many other aspects.After trying and then testing several brands I got used to doubting wild and exaggerated claims. My needs are specific and this exact version is a great match. The feel is solid and the LED housing look/ heat sink matches the futuristic heads.I’ll explain all these whats whys and hows in detail.For lighting in my kitchen and dining area, narrow beams clearly put very bright 'hot' spots, and very little useful light in wider areas. As I bought and tested a few early contenders, it was easy to see their deficiencies.. You don't need expensive gear to do theses tests.You must first be in dark environment and isolate one bulb at a time in multisource fixtures. I delamped all heads except the trial one or wanting to examine pairs of two. First is beam spread. With what should be called and sold as "pin spot" lights, you could clearly see the hole in a slice of toast but not the crust. That, my friends, is a very narrow spot! Then came the narrow beam leds, and those would light the toast but not the plate around it. Finally at best, better ones would spec 38 degrees, and could light a large plate. In that case a large bright white plate or reflective surface would spread light around some, but a clear 'hot' meaning bright center.Not until I tried these Alides with 60 degree spread, did I realize what was missed.See, eyes play all kinds of tricks with light. My easiest solution? with all other light sources darkened, simply examine a quick phone pic of the space as lit only from that sample or pair. In my case the track head aim AND location was adjustable. The results of the vast improvements possible from these 60 degree spread Alide was amazing.In side upper cabinets and far corner pantry shelves were not just barely visible they were nicely lit.I tried at least 6 other brands and a lower watt Alide, their 3 w was not bright enough, none of the 3 w were as bright as what they claimed they replaced.I found the better quality narrow beams ones had very bright centers, but very little usable light anywhere else. Cheaper others had poor color or light inconsistencies and other flaws. The brightest using 7 watts tried from others were too bright and with narrower beam of 38, were harder to control the glare and very bright reflections, or get into those nooks and crannies.These Alides solved all. I wish they offered a 7 watt dimmable version, with a wide beam.MY other rooms have new dimmable LED lighting, I had special dimmers put in, the old rotary styles are only suitable for the old style filament lights. But for these I had a simple switch installed to replace the old dimmer because these are not dimmable. Makes this a bit of a downer because these are always bright, even and easily controlled by distance and aim of the heads.Light output is perfect for cooking, reading or cleaning, but not relaxed dining. To get that relaxed low candlelight level, these are off entirely. The condo don't allow candles, so I needed to use other lights to match the mood.Don’t take this , sorry, lightly.Lighting affects your perception of everything visible, and should enhance enjoyment of your environment. The light we share with each other also enhances our senses and sensibilities. Select your own enlightening methods wisely, perhaps this helped some

I was unsure about how these would work due to reviews. However they worked well through the holiday season.

By changing a lightbulb in outdoor up lights to red or green bulbs you can achieve easy Christmas lighting. Also fun for special sports team colors. Go Eagles!

It took me hours of research before I decide to make this purchase. It's quite difficult to get a quality MR16 outdoor landscape light that can tolerate the AZ weather. I was concerned because the package says the light bulbs operates up to 40 degree C, which is only approximately 104 degree F. That's just not enough for Arizona. During summer time, we will have to deal with monsoon, dust storm and extreme heat at 119 degree. In short, I bought it and all the lightbulbs survived all the above. I am very satisfied with my purchase. I also want to thank all of those who responded to my questions on Amazon as they helped my purchasing decision.I only have one minor complaint - I ended up purchasing two packages, and one arrived pretty beat up...so bad to the point that I wasn't sure if the product is damaged. It's not shipping's fault. Package itself needs improvement, period. Otherwise, this is a quality item at a reasonable price.UPDATE - It turned out that Amazon shipped me a returned box instead of new. This is somewhat taken care of. The lightbulbs still worked great after a few thunderstorms, so they are strongly recommended.

We change out our white lights for Christmas season. One of them stopped working after several years. Would I purchase them again, well yes, I just did. Happy with our purchase.