LED lights have become so popular in my area that both urban and rural areas are using them. The production of high-quality LED lights, including inexpensive local LED lights, is increasing, especially since LED lights offer practical, durable, very bright, energy-efficient, and affordable solutions. This has led many people to switch to LED lights and abandon older technology. I was very impressed when LED lights first appeared, boasting the potential for environmental friendliness, durability, energy efficiency, and practicality. However, I thought they were just adding variety, as people were probably still using CFLs, fluorescents, and HID lights because they were familiar. When I first saw this LED light, I discovered that the components inside weren't glass tubes with ballasts, but rather LED chips with heat sinks, driver ICs, transformers, and polycarbonate diffusers to protect the light from the LED chips from piercing the eyes and distribute it evenly. It's no wonder LED lights are so durable, as they don't use glass tubes; instead, they're just LED chips wrapped in a plastic diffuser. But now, after LED lights have become commonplace in my area, the opposite is true.  I only see LED lights and rarely see Fluorescent, CFL, and HID lamps making me feel bored seeing lights in the current era because I only see LED lights. I started to dislike the presence of LED lights because they do not add variety to the lights, but replace the role of all those lights because people prefer to switch to LED lights which are more energy efficient, environmentally friendly, practical, and affordable. global regulations and environmental activists also encourage the switch to LED lights. The remaining lights and are still produced today are incandescent and halogen lamps. Incandescent lamps function as livestock heaters and therapy. Meanwhile, halogen lamps are still produced today for automotive needs, livestock heaters and reptiles. I now use LED lights because they are easy to get, energy efficient, and affordable. Currently, I can only collect CFL lamps because CFL lamps are starting to become rare, practical, fit in a small cupboard, the price is more affordable, and more familiar and close to my life with a distinctive curve. And LED lamps will never be in my heart because their shape is boring and a replacement for CFL lamps that is not comparable to me. Cool LED lights can only change color after that there is nothing else. LED filament lights are actually quite good, but they are more like incandescent lights compared to the HID, fluorescent, and CFL lights that I know. LED filament lights are purely to replace Edison incandescent lights to give a retro feel. However, I can't be nostalgic for LED filament lights because they provide the warmth of the incandescent era, not the warmth of fluorescent and CFL lights. I collect lights for nostalgia and to save some rare lights from extinction. I don't hate LED lights, but I hate the dominance of one light and the transition so quickly.