What is the light color appearance? Looking for 4000k or higher
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The Feit LED bulb has a color temperature of 3000K, which is marketed as 'Warm White' but appears slightly bluish compared to a typical incandescent bulb (2700K). If you want 4000K or higher, look for LED bulbs that are marketed as 'Natural White' (4000K) or 'Daylight' (5000K).
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I just saw these at Costco, and I believe they were at the warm, yellowish end of the spectrum.Actually, yes, if you can zoom into the picture on Amazon, you will find that it is almost at the end of the warm spectrum, at 3,000.
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Hi, I would say it is just about in the middle (about 5000k). If I HAD to decide which it's closer too, I would say its barely, barely, on the 6000k side. 5100k maybe. Hope that helps!It is a VERY WHITE light.
396135
They are 6000 k with a slight blue. I love them. Great addition to my car! If you are tired with the tradition yellow light bulb, I recommend you purchase some!!
138809
looks kinda sky bluish. I personally like the 6000k, but its a matter of preference I guess.
1863703
I decided not to purchase this bulb; I went with a Bulbrite LED globe light instead. But....from the research I've done online, 3000K is in the warm range so it should give off a warm, slightly yellow color - as opposed to the 5000 to 6000K light which are cool and decided bluish in color. The Bulbrite light I bought is also 3000K and I like it very much but I prefer the warm light glow as opposed to cool. Hope this is helpful
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With a 6000k bulb you will get a bright white effect. With a 10000k bulb you will get a blue-ish type output from the light.
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4100k according to: http://www.sylvania.com/en-us/innovation/education/learnautomotivelighting/Pages/FAQs.aspx
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The light color is close to a 6000k HID appearance. I feel that it is way brighter than a HID set up.
76079
It's not "pure white" like 4500K, looks like "cool white" that means about 5500K. But looks good specially for some places where you want a bright light instead a non color change light. The pure white version of 5050 LED is difficult to find and is only useful if you want to see colors as a sunlight. The cool white have about 5% to 15% more blue into light spectrum.I have both and honestly, is hard to see the difference if you don't put near enough one from the other.
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3200K is more of a blue light.. 1700 and below would be a much warmer light (yellowish).
1774284
Good question; maybe would be clearer if you asked "color" temperature. I would expect about 5000K otherwise people would be complaining about blue garbage light.
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Pure white is typically 5000K. These have a hint of blue, so they are probably be nearer 6000K.
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Actually 4000K to 5000K is more natural than the ugly yellow cheap bulbs we all grew up with. Any eye doctor will always recommend to avoid these yellow color bulbs are they are not natural light colors for reading or anything but ambience, and over time damage your eyes, which may lead to wearing glasses. Go outside, it's not yellow. Even graphic artist will not nor ever use a yellow colored bulbs as they affect the natural true colors. It's hard to switch but once you do your eyes will thank you. If 5000K is too white, then 4000K is a next good compromise.
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I see the other answer and I agree it is mainly white - it is 2700 so there are yellow/green tones too, but not terrible like some others
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They come in 4000k at 45 lm 6000k at 52 lm and 6700k at 52 lm. 4000k, 6000k. and 6700k are the color of the light from yellow to white.
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Do some quick research on the Kelvin color scale. For a good reference, a lot of interior designers like to keep all the lighting at 3000k.
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6k would probably be your best choice. It has a slight blue hue to it and is still plenty bright for the street. The higher you go (8k, 10k), the color will go darker blue to an almost purple hue.