We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Generally, a 100-watt-equivalent LED light bulb is between 10 and 15 watts. 60-watt-equivalent LED bulbs are between 8 and 10 watts, and ...

TCP's Elite High Output LED A-Lamps feature excellent color consistency, high color rendering and are available in 2700, 3000, 4100 and 5000 Kelvins. Producing a similar light to traditional ...

To put things in perspective, a 100-watt incandescent bulb puts out 1,600 lumens, so when shopping for a replacement LED you want that lumen count.

Compared with all of the other 1,600-lumen, 100-watt-equivalent LED bulbs we’ve tested, the GE Cync Full Color Direct Connect Smart Bulb earned especially high scores at 100% brightness.

These LED bulbs offer 100 watts worth of light: Which is best? 100-watt replacement LEDs like these are plenty bright and surprisingly affordable. Let's put them to the test.

The cheapest 100-watt replacement LED we've ever tested was also much better than you might expect.

Billed as a 100-watt equivalent, the bulb actually feels considerably brighter than that in regular use. Installed into a standard (8-foot) ceiling, it’s far too bright—blindingly so.

This chart compares the features in three of the leading LED A19 replacement light bulbs alongside a traditional incandescent bulb. Cree classifies its bulb as soft white, with a color temperature ...

The new bulbs were not cheap, ranging as low as $3.32 for a 60-watt equivalent soft white general purpose LED Bright Stik light bulb to $19.97 for the outside 100-watt equivalent bulb for the ...

The old-fashioned 60-watt bulbs I was replacing each cost an estimated $5 per year to run. Each of my new LED lightbulbs should only consume about $1 worth of electricity, saving me $4 per bulb ...