U.S. LED bulb prices fell sharply and average prices fell below $20

According to a research report of the LED bulb price report in February 2012, the price of LED bulbs replacing 40-watt and 60-watt LED lamps in the United States dropped sharply. The replacement of 40-watt LED bulbs fell by 19%, and the average price had fallen below 20 percent. The dollar came to 18 dollars.

Institutional analysis, U.S. manufacturers are actively deploying card slots in the LED lighting market and participating in price competition. The U.S. region replaced the 60-watt LED bulbs with a 14% drop in the average price in February this year. The prices in Asia have not continued to decline sharply last month, but instead Showing a steady state. The South Korean region, which is regarded as the most price-competitive sector, after the price of replacing 40-watt LED bulbs first fell below 10 US dollars in January of this year, it has risen slightly in February this year, and the average price has risen by about 7%.

Taiwan’s LED Epistar’s leading crystals also believe that the price of 60-watt LED bulbs will be replaced in the second half of this year; Nanya Optoelectronics is also ready to produce standardized LED bulbs with fully automated equipment to fight due to the fierce price war.