I've seen it go both ways, at least for LEDs. My house came with installed LED bulbs that were absolute shit. Within a year all the can lights eventually woul

I've seen it go both ways, at least for LEDs. My house came with installed LED bulbs that were absolute shit. Within a year all the can lights eventually would turn a purpley dim color and slowly all started to fail within the same time and would fail to turn on. Same thing with the smaller fixtures - all started to fail around the same time. Each time one failed I replaced it with a higher quality LED and every bulb has now been replaced. Most lights I've only replaced once and it's been 6-7 years at least for many of them without any problems. Previously I used to use incandescent lights and replacing them was a frequent occurrence and just an expected thing to maintain.