Hot and on-trend, under bed lighting adds a wow factor to your slumber spaces. Whether you're looking for LED or ...

It’s bright and warm, but, to my eye at least, basically indistinguishable from what would be produced by an incandescent light. The bulbs give off more light — measured in lumens — than a ...

But is the LED as bright as other bulbs? Well, nothing is as bright as the ridiculous 200 Watt bulb. But the LED seems very comparable to the other lights. It does decrease in light intensity when ...

In 2007, Congress directed that general service light bulbs — the standard pear-shaped bulb familiar to all consumers that comes in incandescent, fluorescent and LED technologies — consume ...

LED light bulbs are less of a headache than incandescent and fluorescent ones—seriously. They’re less likely to flicker, not going to buzz or hum, and their brightness varies from bright ...

UPDATE: An extensive, year-end spending bill passed in December 2011 includes a rider that effectively puts new energy requirements for light bulbs on hold. While the original language of the ...

Four distinct colors are available—3,000K (yellow), 6,000K (bright white), 8,000K (blue), and 12,000K (purple)—and there’s even a CAN bus-ready option to make sure the bulbs can communicate ...

You might want, as I do, a bright white light bulb, but almost all smart bulbs I've looked at support multiple colors (yellow to ward off bugs?) and brightness settings. I'm fine with all these ...

These bulbs also don't emit a lot of heat, are bright, and durable. But, one of the biggest selling points of LED bulbs is ...

Electric light bulbs had been around for decades by the 1870s. Most demonstration systems used arc lamps, which seemed far too bright and burned much too hot for indoor household use. In 1878 ...