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I think it's more a case of enshitification. The first LEDs I got were metal bodied. One of them has gone in the past 10 years. So they must be around that lo
by benj111 3y ago
I think it's more a case of enshitification.
The first LEDs I got were metal bodied.
One of them has gone in the past 10 years. So they must be around that lower bound by now.
Tbf I don't think subsequent ones have been too bad.
Re your TV.
Ok your TV might be, my TV isn't, and I have plenty of other remotes, and then there's clocks and weighing scales and kids toys and all the other things that use aa batteries.
- xxs 3y ago> I think it's more a case of enshitification.The first LEDs I got were metal bodied. The heavier the better when it comes to such LEDs. Yes, it's possible to make them work okayish, and control the temps (LEDs should not go over 60C) but that would show poor lumens (and watts) on the box, and be expensive.