Pack of 25 5w Dimmable GU10 LED Bulbs in Cool, Natural or Warm White Light

Want proof that LEDs are ten times better than halogens? Get these GU10 LED bulbs as a replacement for your old halogen ones and find out. Running only on 5W of power, these bulbs are 10x more efficient than the 50W halogens you’ve been used to. Plus, you get a total of 25 high-quality bulbs in a single pack.

And did we mention that they are dimmable GU10 bulbs? That’s right! Pair these with a compatible dimmer and you can enjoy LED lights under your full control—well, only in the brightness department. But still, this is a great upgrade for sneaking at midnight for a sandwich or two (we won’t judge).

You know the feeling when you find a cool item (it could be a bag, a shirt, a jacket, or anything), but they don’t come in different colours? Quite frustrating, right? That’s why these GU10 LED bulbs are available in different colour temperatures, so that whatever lighting you need, they’ll fit right in.

Need a relaxing, spa-like vibe? Consider switching your ambient light into a warm white colour. Lighting your kitchen? A natural white light will be the perfect task light for your countertops, cooking, and food prep areas. Need bright lighting for high-activity areas like your living room? A “daylight” lighting from a cool white light will be great.

See? No frustrations.

Dimmable lights are great—until you use the wrong dimmers. Then you’re just left with a flickering light or a busted one. In other words, for dimmable lights like these GU10 LED bulbs, always make sure that you’re using compatible LED dimmers to bring out their full potential. A supplier would almost always recommend dimmers for you when you get your bulbs or fixtures. It would be wise to heed their suggestions; otherwise, it’s disco lights for you in your dining room.

You know what else is a great must-have when you’re in the market for lights? A good warranty. Yes. That’s why this pack of 25 GU10 LED bulbs is supplied with a 3-year warranty, so you can use them fully with peace of mind.

What’s interesting about these GU10 light bulbs? Well, maybe because each one is dimmable and has an efficacy of 80 lumens per watt. Enticing enough? Each LED bulb can produce a stunning 400 lumens of maximum brightness while only needing 5W of power to light up. That’s already crazy efficient, considering that a halogen GU10 bulb of the same lumen output needs to consume 50W of power. Insane!

To maximise on its bright glow, these light bulbs are also designed to have a wide coverage, boasting a staggering 110-degree beam angle, meaning you won’t need to use a lot of fixtures to light up a room. The wide angle also makes the light softer, eliminating glare and harsh shadows. In short, these bulbs are great for ambient lighting.

Here’s a simple lighting fact: the longer the light can last, the cheaper your total cost of using that light is due to reduced replacement costs. Well, the same is true for anything you buy and use daily, be it clothes, gadgets, or vehicles. So yes, it’s true: choose quality over cheap price when it comes to selecting your lights.

Let’s paint a picture: These GU10 LED bulbs can last up to 30,000 hours of continuous lighting. That’s 3.42 years for a 24/7 operation, and 20.55 years for a four-hour per day use. That’s a long time! Compare that to the maximum lifespan of a halogen light, which is 4,000 hours… that means by the time you need to change your LED, you’ll have swapped your halogen lights 7.5 times already!

Here’s the thing about these dimmable GU10 LED light bulbs: If a fixture has a GU10 lamp holder, these lights can fit right in. Meaning, these bulbs are designed with a standard GU10 fitting, so you can use them anywhere as long as your light fixture can fit a GU10 bulb. So you can find these lights in any residential or commercial applications.

Why use a removable GU10 LED bulb, though? Well, the appeal will be the easy troubleshooting whenever the light has a problem. If the light’s busted, changing the bulb will usually fix it.

BUT! If you’re using an integrated LED? When that fixture gets busted, you need to replace the whole thing. Kind of a hassle and a waste of time.