Rayhoo 10 Pack G4 Base 48 LED 3W AC/DC 12V Halogen Glass Bulbs, Non-Dimmable, 20W T3 Bulbs Equivalent

Terrific brightness and color temperature on these lights. Nice warm and bright light. I used this in all of my Gardencoin path lights that I purchased on Amazon... which are also beautiful. These product light that is as bright and possbily brighter than the name brand solos bulbs that I purchased from a local store for 4X the price!!

Good quality, easy to replace

Such a great price! Lighting stores charge and arm & a leg just for 1 bulb - it's craziness.

I couldn't bear to use the 20W halogen bulbs that came with the 12VAC landscape lights I ordered so I got these as an energy saving alternative. What I wanted was a bulb that had good light output but in the warmer range of color (temperature) so I got the Warm White. Who wants a blinding patch of colorless stark white light? These ARE bright but not so bright that they create glaring pools of distracting light beneath them. They are just right to light my pathways to the entertainment area and down to the dock through the trees. I've had them in for a couple weeks now and all of them are still working perfectly. They are on for around 8 hrs a day. There is no blinking or flutter whatsoever when they're on. I am not attempting to use a dimmer nor is one needed. They ARE just a little longer than the halogen equivalent (around 1/4") and about twice the diameter but it was a non-issue with my lights. I would gladly buy them again when I need more. EDIT: It has been 5 months (give or take a few days) and they are still the same as the day I installed them. Every single one is working perfectly. I am using them with two different transformers having 12VAC output and they work flawlessly. EDIT #2: Going on around 2-1/2 years since they were installed. One and only one failed a few days ago. It didn't fail spectacularly like a firework that never launched. No, it just flickered for a day or three then went out. Here's the interesting part - my area of Florida flooded late last summer/fall and one of the lights down by the canal was completely submerged for months in brackish water. It worked under water!!! Also interesting is the light that failed was never submerged... Go figure! LOL I'm buying more! Correction: 3 of 10 failed within 2 weeks of each other. Looks like I found the lifespan of those. New ones are installed in their place and working great. Edit #3 Had to replace 2 more. 5 out of 10 lasted around 2-1/2 years. Estimated 5000 - 5500 hour operational life span.

lights encased in silicone... they look they will weather nicely