Review on Unleash Brightness and Efficiency With Maxxima Equivalent Dimmable Lumens Energy by Jose Muenzen

I hate soft white 2700K. It makes everything look boring and depressing and you can't see the colors in any way when they're meant to be seen. 3000K seems true to them, but it's a slight deviation from 2700. I've tried Hyperion 4000K bulbs, but they're too similar to daylight's 5000K - harsh and a bit antiseptic. So for anyone who knows enough to look for something cooler than a 2700K bulb but not as cool as a 4-5000K bulb, try TriGlow or Luxrite bulbs. They were a good compromise between that 3000K and the sharpness of 4-5000K. On the wall next to it you can definitely see the difference between 3000k, 3500k and 4000k. Don't worry about big deals that usually give you 2700k or 5000k and nothing in between. Thank goodness you have Amazon where you can find a 3500k lightbulb. I honestly don't know what internal application is good for 4-5000K and I don't see them at 3000K offering anything a 2700K bulb would give except higher lumens than most. Maybe they are reliable - none died during my tests. That's why I'm giving them 3 stars because maybe some people think the color and brightness suit them.