LED (Light Emitting Diode) lamps come in a variety of types, including:

A19: A common type of LED lamp that resembles a traditional incandescent light bulb and is suitable for a wide range of applications.

MR16: A small, directional LED lamp often used for track lighting, accent lighting, and landscape lighting.

PAR: Short for "parabolic aluminized reflector," PAR lamps are often used for spot and flood lighting in both residential and commercial applications.

T8: A tubular LED lamp often used for general lighting in commercial settings.

Candelabra: A small, decorative LED lamp with a tapered tip that is often used in chandeliers and other decorative light fixtures.

Globe: A spherical LED lamp often used in bathroom vanities and other decorative light fixtures.

Strip: A linear LED lamp that is often used for under-cabinet lighting, cove lighting, and other accent lighting applications.

Filament: An LED lamp designed to resemble the look of a traditional incandescent bulb, often used in vintage or decorative lighting fixtures.

Smart: LED lamps that can be controlled and programmed via a smartphone app or voice assistant, often used for home automation and energy efficiency.