what true color would this bulb view ?
851293
a true colbolt blue, but be careful they are illegal to drive with them on.
851294
They are REALLY blue. Probably illeagal in most states but they do look good. Pretty bright.
851295
They are the same colour as in the picture. .perfect if your are looking for blue light
1179890
Guessing the bulb figure is correct -- only the manufacturer can answer this definitively - not an end user
1962976
I responded recently that the color temp is slightly whiter than the halogen color temp. When I replaced three of them above our vanity she complained that the new bulbs really washed out her mirror reflection, so I put one of the originals back in the middle socket. The combo was satisfactory and saves us a lot on electricity. But I cannot answer your question quantitatively.
1184783
If you want a bulb that is close to the standard yellowish incandescant light "Warm White" is what you want like these here. If you want the bluish/white fluorescant look then you want "Cool white".... I run strickly warm white because cool white is just too bluish/ghostly to me
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Virtually any color... depending on the accuracy placement of the LED pellets and their relationship in position to the end of the lamp, All have some curvature (magnification) and the purity of the color or evenness of the 'beams' from each LED when viewed directly or the LED's reflection.Be aware that the primary colors viewed with a spectroscope will consist of varying levels of red, green and blue... It's the human eye that perceives or blends the subjective color created by the sum of the red, green and blue colors.. Somewhat long winded but a simpler explanation would not be accurate enough. While the blend can make many colors the prime energy is still red, green and blue. Virtually any color... depending on the accuracy placement of the LED pellets and their relationship in position to the end of the lamp, All have some curvature (magnification) and the purity of the color or evenness of the 'beams' from each LED when viewed directly or the LED's reflection.Be aware that the primary colors viewed with a spectroscope will consist of varying levels of red, green and blue... It's the human eye that perceives or blends the subjective color created by the sum of the red, green and blue colors.. Somewhat long winded but a simpler explanation would not be... » Read More Virtually any color... depending on the accuracy placement of the LED pellets and their relationship in position to the end of the lamp, All have some curvature (magnification) and the purity of the color or evenness of the 'beams' from each LED when viewed directly or the LED's reflection.Be aware that the primary colors viewed with a spectroscope will consist of varying levels of red, green and blue... It's the human eye that perceives or blends the subjective color created by the sum of the red, green and blue colors.. Somewhat long winded but a simpler explanation would not be accurate enough. While the blend can make many colors the prime energy is still red, green and blue. « Show Less
1729532
Most incandescents give a slightly yellowish light, so if that has become your standard this more balances white light may appear blue, but I find it to be a full-spectrum white light.
1704245
This bulb has a "Warm White" hue. It is not bright white like many LED's, it is fairly close to a normal incandescent MR16 light bulb, definitely "whiter" but not too white in my opinion.
675983
You can see the bulb if you look up at the lamp. Depending on the bulb it doesn't glare.
1682789
We use these bulbs in an open suspended fixture over a high kitchen counter. The color of the light is probably more white than an traditional incandescent bulb. It is not an unpleasant or glaring color. We have them on a dimmer switch.
1355921
The bulb looks to be fluorescent. I uses a 1-watt bulb, supplied by order from OttLite.
188948
No, there is no actual color to the light or the bulb, but all colors in your room will 'pop', great for plants, spotlighting artwork, at a work station or enhancing the color in your home and very easy on eyes strained by fluorescent light or computer screens. The lightbulb itself has a blue tinge but that doesn't mean it gives a blue light. You know how some bulbs give everything a yellow cast? These bulbs bring out the true color of everything by providing a full spectrum of light, not just partial and they're not garish and harsh like LED or CFL. Hope that helps.
1388658
I think this is just a regular bulb - not the full spectrum I was looking for.
630443
The light comes from the bulb, so it sounds more like the bulb is incorrect if it lights but is white rather than Blue. Mine (I have 3) are all Blue light
732476
Light view or something like that. They are high quality for the price and they all are the same brightness, there aren't any variations from bulb to bulb.
953498
It's white ... but the bulb i have in it shines through with amber light. I use CFL bulbs.
1444715
These bulbs emit a bluish-white light (true white is an equal reflection of all colors, blue-white is like a halogen headlight).Definitely not yellow. I am delighted with the daylight quality of the light in both my basement and front porch light fixtures.
384853
I would say it is pretty white. They worked well in our bathrooms, but I would recommend soft white for other areas of the house. These are great bulbs, I hpe to see the saving soon.