Are the warm white similar in color to the incandescent malibu?
309625
they are whiter and brighter, they no not have the yellowish tint like the original bulbs.I love them.Jan.
309626
While still "warm white," they are slightly cooler than the traditional incandescent bulbs. I would estimate about 3000K vs. the usual 2700K. However they are not in the "daylight" category (6000K). You might notice a slight difference if you mixed bulb types.
309627
Yes, they are. That was one of my concerns, as well. I didn't want the look of the older solar LEDs. You may notice a little more brightness but not much.
309628
No, The ones I purchased have a whiter light - similar to a daylight white florescent bulb. They have been in use now 12 hours a day for 7 months with no failures.
309629
Yes, they are the same color as the Malibu. Brighter and outlast by several years and work much better overall.
804674
If you are speaking of the halo's, yes they are white in color and brighter then LED.
402468
Cool white is the blue looking light and warm white is the little yellow looking light
220998
I purchased my LED bulbs from the following link. http://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/landscape-bulbs/194-led-bulb-15-smd-led-wedge-base-tower/910/ They worked with the lights. You have two options regarding color..cool white and warm white. Warm white matches the bulbs that wedge bulbs that you get when you purchase the lights...cool white are bright white (also referred to as daylight). They are brighter, but if you have the cool warm glow in flood lights as part of your landscape lighting, the cool might not be the right choice. I choice the cool white because I wanted the brightest...Hope this helpsMarc I purchased my LED bulbs from the following link. http://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/landscape-bulbs/194-led-bulb-15-smd-led-wedge-base-tower/910/ They worked with the lights. You have two options regarding color..cool white and warm white. Warm white matches the bulbs that wedge bulbs that you get when you purchase the lights...cool white are bright white (also referred to as daylight). They are brighter, but if you have the cool warm glow in flood lights as part of your landscape lighting, the cool might not be the right choice. I choice the cool white because I wanted the... » Read More I purchased my LED bulbs from the following link. http://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/landscape-bulbs/194-led-bulb-15-smd-led-wedge-base-tower/910/ They worked with the lights. You have two options regarding color..cool white and warm white. Warm white matches the bulbs that wedge bulbs that you get when you purchase the lights...cool white are bright white (also referred to as daylight). They are brighter, but if you have the cool warm glow in flood lights as part of your landscape lighting, the cool might not be the right choice. I choice the cool white because I wanted the brightest...Hope this helpsMarc « Show Less
1411435
They are the same white lights as the original. I have found since they burn hot that as soon as you are finished turn them off.
221000
I have been running these for 2 years without any issue and the warm white is the same color as the original bulbs. LEDwholesalers Dash and Dome Light with 6xSMD3528 LED 194 T10 Wedge Base Bulb, Warm White, Package of 10, 1407WWx10 Purchased on Amazon
1375505
Definately white and cool. Mine does not have that warm glow coming through the shade.
1896165
Yes, it is a true white, white light. They are very bright with almost no power compared to the 30 watt spotlights we had been using.
1029869
Don't know exactly but they seem as bright as the 7 watt Malibu lights. We have a mix of both, and you can't tell the difference except the LED are somewhat less yellow (more white). I've tried a lot of LED replacements, this is very good, no bluish tint. But definitely whiter that incandescent, but not objectionably so.
709921
Warm white- rated the same color temp as a standard incandescent bulb (2700K).
2017209
this one is described as warm white to me it looks to yellow. we have 11 of these in bright white looks like day light matches the solar tube light. yep the warm white purchase was an oops
1660596
Cool white and bright white are usually the same. Warm white - the other common type - typically has a more yellowish color to it and more closely resembles an incandescent light bulb.
2240537
The color could be called warm white. It is as close to natural sun light as we have seen from any artificial light source. Almost all florescent bulbs tend toward the blue end of the spectrum. At 3000 Kelvin temperature, these LED's are very white with a slight shift toward the yellow, warmer end of the spectrum, very much like sunlight.
2139357
The lights are very much like on the pictures - they are white, and definitely look much 'colder' than the stock yellow lights, but I personally like the look.
2157942
It is a matter of personal preference. My wife likes the warm light because it is like incandescent, I like the cool white because I think it gives better color rendition.
133865
It seems to me the warm tones have some yellow/amber colored quality to them, while the cool tones have more white into blue tones. I personally do not care for the cool light tones in my house - they are either too bright or make everyone look grey. (imho). On the LED light bulbs - to replace incandescent bulbs - they sometimes show a spectrum and list the 'k' (kelvin) value - I kind of like the 2700k - it reminds me of incandescent lighting tones. Apparently this lamp can be purchased in cool or warm - since there are no bulbs to replace - I got the warm and I like it. -- hope this helps. It seems to me the warm tones have some yellow/amber colored quality to them, while the cool tones have more white into blue tones. I personally do not care for the cool light tones in my house - they are either too bright or make everyone look grey. (imho). On the LED light bulbs - to replace incandescent bulbs - they sometimes show a spectrum and list the 'k' (kelvin) value - I kind of like the 2700k - it reminds me of incandescent lighting tones. Apparently this lamp can be purchased in cool or warm - since there are no bulbs to replace - I got the warm and I like it. -- hope this helps.
2075397
It's not a matter of brightness. Both emit the same # of lumens. It's a function of the light spectrum they emit. So it's really an aesthetics question. Some people don't care for "white" that's in the 5,000K range and prefer the "warm" or yellowish light emitted at 3500K.