> An LED bulb provides the same amount of light as an incandescent while using 90 percent less electricity
It’s a nice idea, pretty cool to light the entire house for pennies an hour.
> and lasting 25 times longer
I refuse to believe it. It may be possible but in practice even “quality” LED bulbs have either awful QC, intentionally engineered obsolescence, or both.
About a year ago I replaced every bulb in my house with upper end Phillips LED bulbs, probably 50 or more of them.
It’s a nice idea, pretty cool to light the entire house for pennies an hour.
> and lasting 25 times longer
I refuse to believe it. It may be possible but in practice even “quality” LED bulbs have either awful QC, intentionally engineered obsolescence, or both.
About a year ago I replaced every bulb in my house with upper end Phillips LED bulbs, probably 50 or more of them.
20% of them have already failed.