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There's a variety of reasons: - Lower-quality components (especially capacitors) being used to meet the lower price point. This is by far the most common failu
by TonyTrapp 2y ago
There's a variety of reasons:
- Lower-quality components (especially capacitors) being used to meet the lower price point. This is by far the most common failure mode I have experienced, it's never the LEDs dying but the power supply.
- Higher-quality LED light is usually result of driving the LEDs harder, causing them to fail earlier.
- Probably some other reasons too.
- Frenchgeek 2y agoThe design may also be completely ignoring heat dissipation, and cook its components.
- tiberious726 2y agoFrom what I've seen, it's usually skimping on the heatsink over the rectifier.