Is this a cool or warm light? The description only says Silver....
1666385
Not sure. It's more in the warm side (slightly) it's not bad and it's a great deal. Just remember that this light will need a transformer. Thank you. NKH
1666386
Silver is the color of the housing! The "white" light, is a combination of Red, Blue, and Green. All three colors are on one chip, and are slightly offset from one another. That said, the center is mostly kind-of white, but the edges have the primary colors giving a rainbow effect. Still, it is a great deal for the price.
1666387
It doesn't specify but I'd guess after seeing them it's warm...was not happy with product or there customer service!
651312
The base is metal and serves as a heat sink, which does get hot to the touch. The plastic cover stays relatively cool. Otherwise it does not radiate heat the way a conventional incandescent or halogen does. They won't likely heat up your room.
1048600
I would call it warm white. They are not real bright as they only have two LED's in them but that is what I was looking for. I did not want harsh lights
2266357
It is ostensibly clear... I suppose if you got it into just the right light, it might seem to have a bit of glitter to it, but believe me, this is one of the best Silver products available. You should keep it out of the light during storage... Good luck with your usage....
336858
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
2247150
I don't have the packaging any more, but it's a fairly neutral bright white light. Probably somewhere in the 3500-4000 K range. It's pleasant for outdoor or landscape use, but might be too cool for indoor applications.
1532316
They are "warm" which is a misnomer because 3000 Kelvin isn't a yellow "warm" light but a more white light... Not quite flourescent.. but definitely not warm. All the LED bulbs use this warm/soft terminology which is very poor and misleading. "Soft" is 2700 kelvin which is warmer (although still not as warm as incandescent.)
1814787
5000 Kelvin, which is on the Cool side. Not a warm color, a bit unpleasant. I use it in valence lighting of my white ceiling. Works very well like that, illuminates all of the room.
554808
The one we received is definitely a cool white light. Great for outdoors. Lights up your yard like a football field.
2043686
It is a cool white light on the blueish side of the spectrum. A warm white version is now available! You can check it out here: http://www.amazon.com/Produce-Sensitive-Security-Landscape-Outdoor/dp/B00JUAG6JU/ref=sr_1_214?s=lamps-light&ie=UTF8&qid=1401063534&sr=1-214&keywords=solar+lights
1081292
The light is always on for me also, never noticed it to get much above slightly warm. However mine is mounted in a fairly open area so may just cool itself easier.
1516035
The color temp of the light is approximately 3000k so on the warmer side. Comparable to a Halogen light.
1301949
Mine's warm 'bout 84 degrees now , but I live in Texas... I digress, but would say it's "cool" being 80 lumens, but so is my streamlight that cranks out 155, best not to look right at it. Good light I like mine. Benjamin
2206631
Cool white. I put mine in the kitchen ceiling where there are a lot of other bulbs, all warm white, so it doesn't change the overall room.
2179764
I'm not sure I understand about the "color". The lamp gives out a very white, very bright cool light. No heat, whatsoever.
1496112
The light fixture is frosted so it's not as bright as it could be! Lighting is fair, but I purchased for the fan design, the light fixture was a bonus! Soooo with that being said, I don't use the light much! Good Liuck!!
760151
Absolutely not ..... it is a much warmer 2700K. For my taste, it is one of the nicest LED lights I have seen and I tried out a lot of them (CREE, Sylvania, Halo, Phillips, etc).