A19 LED Bug Light - Replaces 100W - Yellow Spectrum E26 Medium Outdoor Bulb for Porch Patio & Deck - Upgrade Your Old Painted Incandescent Bug Bulbs to Amber Glow 2-Pack

These actually work! I have a bare bulb I leave on all night. Typically it attracts lots of bugs and therefore lots of spiders weaving webs to catch them. Immediately I noticed a dramatic lack of bugs. The moths aren't as much deterred but it works splendidly on everything else. Typically the webs form all around and above the lights. I've had it up for a couple months. It's the height of spider season now in September and typically I'd have webs everywhere around and above the bulb but I only have one and it's far below, which probably has more to do with the convenient corner location than the light. That's about 90% less spider webs than usual! The color of the light is a really pleasant warm temp I prefer over the cool LED I had before. Very happy with my purchase! Highly recommend replacing all your outdoor standard bulbs with these.

So far the lights are working well, but they have only been installed for 3 weeks. The purpose of my review at this point is to mention the color of the bulbs. Some of the reviews mentioned these bulbs have a different color than yellow when they are lit, which is true. In the first photo, my "old" bug light is mounted on the ceiling (yellow tint). The two wall-mounted lights are the new bulbs (lite orange tint). Living in South Carolina the daily temperatures are cold, so there are no flying bugs around the lights. I will see in the spring if the new bulbs are better at NOT attracting bugs or whether the new "orange-tinted" lights are better. These bulbs are brighter than my "old" yellow bug lites.One of the items mentioned for the characteristics of this bulb is that it is the LED that produces the tint and not the cover of the bulb. The ads say this is more effective in not attacking bugs. In the 2nd photo you can see the "white" top of the new bulb. We'll see if this characteristic is more effective than the bulbs with the yellow colored tops.Aug 2025 Update: Two of the bulbs have started to flicker. They typically are left on from dusk to dawn everyday so about 9 hours a day, or 5400 hours for the 20 months. I believe this is pretty good as compared to other bulbs. So I am leaving them rated as 5 stars, and will purchase more bulbs to replaced the burned out bulbs.

The lights work as described. However, I bought them to replace a pair of bug lights that had been working flawlessly for over 4 years! I need lights on the back corner of my garage to illuminate the back yard at night. Normal lights attract bugs that I periodically have to clean off the garage wall. Ugh! Years ago I installed bug lights that were perfect. When they finally died out, I tried to replace them with duplicates. Unfortunately, they stopped making them and started making ones that look like normal light bulbs. Why? Who knows. Probably some executive who thinks people will only buy bulbs that look like the ones we have used for decades before led bulbs. Anyway, these new ones work all right. They just aren’t rated for the amount of time that the old ones were.

These are a nicer change from the really yellow bug lights. They have a slight yellow tint. I would recommend. They do the job.

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The media could not be loaded. I've been using these for a while now so I thought I ought leave a review. I live in the swamps of Florida so I know from bugs.Seriously though we've got one on the front porch and one on the back and it doesn't completely prevent bugs from being attracted to it but there are noticeably fewer, and the ones it does attract seem to just chill on the wall instead of flapping around shmackin you in the face every time you go in or out. Highly recommend.

While these did seem to reduce the amount of bugs on my porch while trying to relax at night, the longevity in these bulbs is very poor. Hadn’t even had them 6 months and 2 out of the 4 I bought started flickering and soon just stopped working. And one just flickers on and off and it’s not my electrical because I’ve tested other light bulbs and it doesn’t happen. If you’re looking for a quick for summer these will do the trick, but if you’re looking for a bulb that lasts (like most light bulbs these days) these aren’t the way to go. And no, I don’t keep more porch light on all the time so it’s not a hours issue either.

Just be careful if you have multiple lights operated by the same switch. If you turn the switch on before all lights are in their sockets, they will be out of sync some shining yellow & some shining white. You will need to take the light you put in first out of it's socket, flip the power switch one time then put the light back in it's socket. The bulbs are designed to switch from yellow to white light if the switch is turned on & off repearedly within a certain time frame.