Can anyone advise if the beam angle makes a great deal of difference with these? looking to replace a lot all over the house, so price wise, these would be amazing, just worried the light will look too focused...
cheers

Thanks for the info. These look quality.

munki, try these https://www.downlights.co.uk/philips-4-3w-master-value-led.html

one of the few that come with three year guarantee, warm white, white, cool white with a good spread of light.
I've just bought 90 of them !

I keep looking at various LED GU10's. Th ones I have now and I'm not sure on the spec (from IKEA) still give that spooky eerie feel. Only have them in Hall, on stairs, Landing and Barhroom so not critical light needed. Thought 350 lumens and 50 watt equivalent would be quite bright as I've seen others with less. Is it the beam angle that is more important to light the room more evenly?

Ok, I have been testing many GU10 and MR16 replacements over the last 2 years. Out of all the bulbs I have tested these Osram ones are the closest and near perfect match to a 50w halogen:

Just been into homebargins in pontefract and they have them single at £1.99 so around same price but dont have to buy 20 , also said lifespan 30'000 hrs

The lamp colour is warm white - not the best

Cheap for what they are, no use if you want to swap from halogen lamps to LED's if you have dimmer switches. Something to remember ! Dimming LED's need specific dimming switches which aren't cheap.

I thought it was a toilet

as seen on TV

Good price but don't forget to add £5.95 for delivery

Seems quite a narrow beam angle, I'm guessing these would be no good for a small office with 1x50W in each corner?