Are the LED's so bright they reflect and make it hard to see what you are doing?
1430654
I use it on my wood workbench... I have not had any issues with reflected light. The LEDs are bright but disfused, so there is no concentration of brightness... hope this will help you. The only thing that I noticed was it can have a tendacy get to hot on the tip if left on for extended periods of time. So I unplug it if I will not be using for more than ten minutes...then plug it back in as it does heat up quite quickly in less than a minute.
1430655
No they haven't been for me. In a bright room the lights are not really noticed.
1435610
You have to experiment with them and see what works best for your kitchen. I held them in place while my wife stood back and observed. They are very bright.
1046234
Yes, and it's a great feature. If you have not purchased yet, look at the LED's.
2207644
You'll ultimately have to gauge this yourself, but I don't believe they're bright enough to stand out as obvious unless you're looking up, or specifically looking for the camera lens. The infrared LED's are very dim and unidirectional, they're not anywhere near as bright as an LED light on your car dash or alarm clock.They do not throw a red lighting pattern like you might think. So I don't view them as a light source someone would immediately be drawn to while walking around, or a light source you'll notice out of the corner of your eye from that distance. I mounted 1 of mine at 7' in a corridor at my front door to make it obvious, but the others are at 10' or higher, and people just don't see the dim glow. You'll ultimately have to gauge this yourself, but I don't believe they're bright enough to stand out as obvious unless you're looking up, or specifically looking for the camera lens. The infrared LED's are very dim and unidirectional, they're not anywhere near as bright as an LED light on your car dash or alarm clock.They do not throw a red lighting pattern like you might think. So I don't view them as a light source someone would immediately be drawn to while walking around, or a light source you'll notice out of the corner of your eye from that distance. I mounted 1 of mine... » Read More You'll ultimately have to gauge this yourself, but I don't believe they're bright enough to stand out as obvious unless you're looking up, or specifically looking for the camera lens. The infrared LED's are very dim and unidirectional, they're not anywhere near as bright as an LED light on your car dash or alarm clock.They do not throw a red lighting pattern like you might think. So I don't view them as a light source someone would immediately be drawn to while walking around, or a light source you'll notice out of the corner of your eye from that distance. I mounted 1 of mine at 7' in a corridor at my front door to make it obvious, but the others are at 10' or higher, and people just don't see the dim glow. « Show Less
39792
They are as bright as a real candle. They are not bright like LED lights, or even a light bulb. They flicker like a real candle too.
159179
Nope. only the sensitivity does. if you do not want the led too bright, try fixing it facing up rather than shining on your floor board.
408656
Obviously the answers are going to be pretty subjective and all over the place regarding brightness. I think they are WAY too bright. The area around the fan is very illuminated and it creates huge shadows on ceiling. For me it was a MUST to cover with opaque tape.
8952
Depends...the LEDs are very bright, but there is absolutely no focus of the light from them through my F150's lenses. The light simply scatters in all directions with none of the direction you would typically expect from fog lights (low, under the main beams and out to sides). The light is extremely white with a very, very light bluish tint to them. They contrast against my silverstar xZe bulbs which are not as 'silver' as I would have expected them to be. They are bright, but have a bit of yellow which is considerably more noticeable with the fog lights on. Overall, I would say the fog lights are impressive to look at and they do make the truck stand out, but they do not match the silverstars. If I had it to do over, I would buy conventional fog lights.
902819
They will be bright enough. Some people experience a humming sound with them, but I haven't had that problem. The biggest problem is that it's difficult, at times, to connect to the lights. This is particularly bothersome when you're trying to turn them off at night.
2231981
I certainly can't "discern the light cast by the individual LEDs". The bulbs do have a fairly wide (60°) beam angle and their coverage seems uniform and consistent with the halogen bulbs they replaced, perhaps warmer (3200°K), not as harsh.
408660
Yes they are a bit bright. I just tied a bandana over it to cover the lights. Otherwise it's a wonderful fan.
191932
No they are not as bright as a headlight. I also have had issues of half the leds burning out I would not recommend.
1857470
I find them to be fairly warm. I wouldn't characterize them as the harsher white that some of the LEDs have.
401724
They are very bright. In fact, I added a dimmer to tone them down when not working under the cabinets
779117
Yes. But. Since the light is so small in diameter. It really is hardly noticed. These things are very bright..
84380
Mine were noticeable more yellow than my other LED's. I would put them at 4500K, I ended up not using them in my parking lights because of this.
593003
It's not too bright at all. But if it bothers you, either take a black sharpie to it or buy the cable without the led.