customermike
GBDimmable LED SES globe lamps - satisfied customer. I ordered dimmable LEDs from the company because of price and good reviews. Sadly they were out of stock at the time and gave me the option of waiting or a refund. So with a promise of coming into stock on 16th December I waited. The lamps arrived securely packaged after the weekend on the 20th. So after installing them I am very happy with the service.
Stanley Rappoport
GBOnline Competition An online competitor is selling Ushio MR-16 50W 12V Halogen Bulbs for a much lesser price. I ordered them from Lightbulbs, etc. as a loyal customer for the past 8 or 9 yrs. but would like an explanation for the price difference. Stanley Rappoport
tennis bum
GBCould't be better Go chat connection to make sure that I was ordering the right bulbs. The I got them and realized I meant to get the clear rather than the frosted, Called Light Bulbs, Etc. and they gave me the option of reordering and sending the others back, or returning for exchange with no postage for reshipping. I couldn't have been happier.
Robert Garrou
GBEvaluation of my first order Good, quick service. Solid, safe packaging. Lots of explanations on website. With so many Ott bulbs, it was somewhat time consuming to make the right selection. However, I did eventually mahe the right choice. Replacement lamp works fine. Will probably do more business in the future. Thank you.
Edwin
GBPlug-in dimmers don't work with this dimmable T9 LED bulb. Got a couple T9 dimmable LED bulbs for my picture light, to replace the T10 incandescents. The T9 bulbs are great except for one thing. There aren't any plug-in type dimmers that work with these bulbs. Tried a touch pad type Westek dimmer. No good; flickers at all brightness settings. Tried a Lutron slide-type "Credenza" dimmer; same result. Both these dimmers claim to work with LED bulbs. Lutron has an extensive list of "compatible" bulbs for their dimmer, but they've apparently never heard of the Bulbrite brand of bulbs. Bottom line: MAYBE these dimmable T9 bulbs will dim properly if you have a hard-wired wall dimmer switch, but they won't cut it with the available plug-in type dimmers.