CNET's Martin LaMonica has been playing around with superefficient LED bulbs at home and finds they're imperfect and pricey, but, he says, there's still a lot to like.

If you aren't a fan of yellowy tinted light, then a neutral, white-toned "daylight" LED is just what you need. Here's how to pick the right one.

What's the difference between LED and incandescent? Are fluorescent lights still a good pick? Our guide will explain all the details of different bulb choices.

You may have noticed that the wattage label on your LED bulb has a higher number than your socket rating, but make sure to ...

We can have warm light and energy efficiency. Technological advances have now led to LED bulbs in every color, size, style, and—most importantly— temperature.

We asked an interior designer and a professional lighting designer to share their favorite energy-efficient light bulbs that don’t look blue. They suggested LED light bulbs from Philips and ...

Before you install the new LED bulbs, it's important to test them. All you need to do is clip them into the harness, set them somewhere safe (making sure nothing touches the LED cob), and turn on ...

The LED bulb is much heavier than the incandescent bulb. Its package cautions you to make sure that your bulb socket can support the heavier weight. Going along with that, we see a much longer thermal ...

The New Light Is Bad There’s something off about LED bulbs — which will soon be, thanks to a federal ban, the only kind you can buy.

North Carolina-based Cree introduces an affordable LED light bulb that looks like a traditional bulb and casts an appealing glow.