These spotlight type bulbs have a very nice 3000K soft white color
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These spotlight type bulbs have a very nice 3000K soft white color, which I find perfect.  The Color index is very good as well and I use them in a tree type lamp to light up artwork on my walls as well as provide ambient light.  I have not tried them with a dimmer even thought they are rated to be dimmable.  They are made with a hard plastic that makes them light weight and they emit very little heat from the base while the front gets warm but not real hot.  To see the lamp I use these bulbs in go here:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Boston-Harbor-TL-TREE-134-WH-Three-Light-Tree-Lamp-65-34-White/dp/B000L8EF16/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Boston Harbor TL-TREE-134-WH Three Light Tree Lamp, 65", White</a>
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The 3000K worked great for the high ceiling cans in my master bathroom.  Very warm color and plenty of lumens, and most importantly they project an even distribution of light across the frosted lens.  I've tried other BR40 LED lamps with similar specifications that had a hot spot of light emanating from the center of the lens.  These are more pleasing to the eye, and will eventually be put throughout my home as the incandescent bulbs fail (or when I get sick of looking at their dull yellow light compared to these).
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Warning on the warm white bulbs! These are very very warm. Basically yellow. I like warm lights instead of the office-like blue that most LEDs have. But these are very warm. Make sure you really want yellow before you get the warm white.
4090067
Great soft light......unlike many of the LED bulbs
781580
Very nice soft white light - these replace some very harsh blue-white LEDs for the camper.  They are AC/DC so can be put in the socket facing either up or down, they work either way, I tried it.  All 8 bulbs worked fine, I have 2 in reserve I have not tried.
2529957
work very well, as much or more than an incandescent bulb, the light is white (daylight), around 6000K and angle of 360
15246
excellent color, its 6000k which turns out to be a brilliant white light. no yellowish hue not ice blue either but perfect white light. installation was somewhat annoying because of the socket that it fits into isn't the most user friendly but once i got it in and aimed correctly it was great.  since they are LEDs and have circuitry the polarity has to be correct which isn't really a hassle unless you are working in a tight area and find out too late that you put it in backwards although it is easily fixed by flipping it. i absolutely love these and the car cabin looks much better in this light than in the yellowish light of the incandescent bulb it replaced.
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These are high-quality, metal lights. They throw a lot of light and the color is warm-white, not the cold, bluish-white you get from some LED products. Being LED lights, they consume very little power and the bulbs will last a long time.
3063860
Great bright white 5000 Kelvin color.  Soooo much nicer than the usual 2700/3000k warm lights.
  I have to go with LEDs anymore, the Compact Florescent (CF) bulbs just don't last.  They only last about 2-4x longer than filament bulbs, and in tight hot spots, less than that.  I even had one catch on fire for a bit, at least I heard and smelled it.
  My only issue is the very noticeable .1-.3 second delay before it turns on (hence the 4 star). Don't know what it is with their power supply design, but the delay can be a bit of a surprise if your walking into a dark room a bit too fast.
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I am in an office building which is about 9 months old for our CPA firm. The builder put in 65 watt equivalent 2800k cree lights in 9 foot ceilings. It has been bugging me because the light produced a dingy yellowish look to everything. I replaced all the lights (well over 100) with the Hyperikon 4000k 75 watt equivalent bulbs. While it was fairly expensive to do, every bulb worked. I even dropped one bulb from 9 feet up and it still worked.

In addition, the office looks fantastic with the new lights. The color is much whiter than the 2800k bulbs and it is much brighter as well.
3872318
The 90W equivalent spot lights worked fine.  I like the warm white color (3000k) is just what I wanted.
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I didn't buy these on Amazon but on another website because they were slightly cheaper. The bulbs work very well. Brightness and color (2700k) are very nice. I have some other, more expensive LED bulbs like these and they seem very comparable. I would get these again if I needed more and if they last.
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These lightbulbs are pretty warmly colored (they are listed at 2700K).

They are as bright as listed, about equivalent to a 60W incandescent bulb.

Oddly enough, the bulb itself isn't bare glass, but is coated in a silicone-like substance that makes them very easy to handle and screw in.  I don't imagine anyone will be dropping these.

However, even though the color is fairly yellow, colors do show up clear and bright.  Something weird, though:  I attempted to take a picture of the light to send to an acquaintance and the color showed up very neutral-white in the picture (smartphone camera).  Not sure if that's relevant for anyone, but it's something I've noticed.

Ultimately, the color is a bit yellow for my tastes, but the color was listed clearly in the product description, so I can't complain.  The color quality is really nice.

Attached is a picture of my bathroom counter where these are installed.  Note that in the image the color is a very clear and neutral white.  When viewed in person they are much warmer.
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These bulbs have a really nice warm color. I used them in new enclosures I bought off ONE of the auctions sites. I paired these bulbs with Malibu's 20watt and 50 watt LED flood lights and they all match color temperature well.
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These Philips 40W LED candle-style bulbs with an E26 base are...well, outstanding. I bought these along with the similar 60W Philips models and are exceptionally pleased by the 2700K light color, the lacy pattern cast by the inner structure of the bulbs onto the frosted shades of my ceiling fans, and the quality of the build on the bulb itself. They come on quickly and have a pleasing two-second fade-out when switched off.

I am using these dimmable bulbs in non-dimmable appliances, so I can't comment on how well they dim and the nature of the bulb's low-end 2200K "warm glow" when dimmed fully. But since everything else about these bulbs has been great so far, I'm sure they dim fine.

The only gotcha may be the lumens. These are down near 300, which is about as low as is classifiable in a 40W bulb. So in other words, these may look more like a 25-30W bulb in brightness. This is not a failure of the bulbs, though, but a fact that most LED bulbs are simply not as bright as their equivalent incandescent or CFL counterparts. Some people who are using 40W bulbs in those types of lights might find the 60W LEDs give the lumen output they really need. YMMV.
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I have a soft night lamp that I use to sleep by with a tall cover. The bulb I had in there cast a nice pleasant warm light, but it didn't light up the whole lamp. This bulb is tall enough to light the whole lamp and is also warm. 2700K is probably accurate, it's warmer than my 3000K LED it replaced. Being LED, it's also energy efficient. This is a stylized light, and would look good exposed, which is why it has the long soft filament look. It's probably overkill for my simple little lamp, but I love it.

The circuit board (power supply/driver) is hidden in the base and you wouldn't even know it was there if you didn't specifically look for it. They've really come a long way with these.
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Just what I wanted. I replaced my old softwhite bulbs with these bulbs. The room looks much brighter. The 4000k brings out the natural colors of the objects in the room.