Are these closer to warm white or cool white?
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I bought them, but at the time the pricing was something like per dozen, but they actually charged me per item. Needless to say, I asked for my money back and return them. Amazon gave me my money back and I kept the bulbs. I believe that I only bought (2). As for bulbs, I bought them for a chandalier. So, I bought the G7 Power E12 bulb instead. I bought maybe (36) of them. I have placed them in my outside candelabra lights near my garage and I love them. I think these Bulbrite LEDs are more for Christmas lights. I think they are warm. I didn't like them because of the original price. Hope I helped. Regards. I bought them, but at the time the pricing was something like per dozen, but they actually charged me per item. Needless to say, I asked for my money back and return them. Amazon gave me my money back and I kept the bulbs. I believe that I only bought (2). As for bulbs, I bought them for a chandalier. So, I bought the G7 Power E12 bulb instead. I bought maybe (36) of them. I have placed them in my outside candelabra lights near my garage and I love them. I think these Bulbrite LEDs are more for Christmas lights. I think they are warm. I didn't like them because of the original price. Hope I... » Read More I bought them, but at the time the pricing was something like per dozen, but they actually charged me per item. Needless to say, I asked for my money back and return them. Amazon gave me my money back and I kept the bulbs. I believe that I only bought (2). As for bulbs, I bought them for a chandalier. So, I bought the G7 Power E12 bulb instead. I bought maybe (36) of them. I have placed them in my outside candelabra lights near my garage and I love them. I think these Bulbrite LEDs are more for Christmas lights. I think they are warm. I didn't like them because of the original price. Hope I helped. Regards. « Show Less
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My wife said cool white and I must agree . I am looking and trying other bulbs but have not had any luck with color.
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I use a lot of LED lighting. These are definitely not warm white. They are bluish white.Note, I am describing model 95028, the rectangular lights. I see there are other models on this page, too.
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"warm white" is the color of an incandescent bulb. The led's are definitely not that color. They are "cool white" which leans toward the bluish side of the color spectrum. But they don't look "blue". With a fresh battery they mostly look like a bright white color.
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The shade is an off white. I'm not sure what "cool white" is but these have a slight yellow cast to them. They are very pretty and go with the lamps perfectly
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Warm white is much better in the outdoors. As landscape lighting designer and installer I can tell you you will not be happy with the harsh effect a white light will give you outdoors.
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I would have to say cool white only becuase it seems very white. Could b e a natural white. Great for outside spot lights. 4 bulbs still working great. I purchased 2 extra due to sale. My inside ones I bought BM30 which are also working great
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Yes warm white is a softer shade it generally has a pink/orange hue as to the cool is a blue hue.
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Soft white... roughly comparable to a 40 watt Halogen. They produce NO heat though. Admittedly I wish they were a little brighter.
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I have not installed these yet.... so have no way of knowing. I recently installed some "regular" screw-in LED lights to put in my kitchen pendant lights, but am planning on sending them back --they were labeled as 'warm white' but they were far from it. Very cool and harsh feeling. It is my understanding this is a common problem with LEDs. Sorry I can't be more specific regarding the lights in question! --Kevin
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Closer to bright warm white. In other-words, it's white not bluish-white. I am very pleased with these bulbs!
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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.
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These are closer to daylight color temperature - I'd estimate around 4500-5000K. Very bright pure white. Not recommended if you are looking for that low of a color temperature.
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Cool white has no exact definition but 4100 K color temperature is the most common for lights sold as "cool white" . Lights with a color temperature of 5000 K are generally considered "natural light" and 6100 is "daylight". Warm white is generally 2700 - 2900 K while bright white is 3000 - 3500 K
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I would call them winter white, not bright white. Certainly not cream. They are very nice.
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The bright white may be a little brighter than the cool white but they both have a bright white light whereas the warm white has a yellow cast to it. Not sure of the lumen's but I used them to replace the standard bulbs in my motor home and they are brighter and uses less power than my original bulbs. I love these bulbs.
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No, not warm. Stark white. You would think the bulb manufacturers would put this information on their packaging
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I'd have to say that the LEDs are closer to daylight than warm white, but they don't appear to have any of the blueish tint of a cool white.