Review on 🔥 Powerful Microwave Appliance 110 130V Intermediate: Efficiency Meets Convenience by Michelle Rogers

As others have said, the light is very white. It doesn't really produce a true blue tint like some LEDs, although there is the slightest hint of blue. It's more like a cold fluorescent lamp. I was going to give it a star because it wasn't warm enough for me, but he pointed out that it's "daylight" white (6000K) and they're right that it's a "cooler" color is, so it's my fault that I risked getting warmer. They're a lot brighter (at least twice as bright) than my old 40 watt incandescent bulbs, which didn't seem to put out as much light as some night lights. It's like hanging a CFL over a stove, not super bright but bright enough to see clearly. They are as bright or even brighter than my under cabinet LEDs. A bulb dangles a bit in the socket, but works perfectly. I'm certainly not going to mess around with it and delete it just in case. Not that I need to remove it at all unless it fails. I'll let you know if that doesn't work out within the next year. I have an old Samsung microwave and they flicker slightly on low settings and go out completely when I turn them off. They're only a bit annoying on low settings, but if it doesn't bother you then it's not overly bothersome. If I was just walking through the kitchen to get something or go to another room it wouldn't bother me, but if I had to sit next to her and read or cook it might be too annoying. I have several photos. taken at night. In a photo only the microwave light and the LEDs under the cabinet. The other is on with all the kitchen lights on (you can see the front of the microwave better). I had to adjust the color temperature of this image a bit because my other LED kitchen lights are supposed to be warm but give a slight green cast that affects the images so trust the one that doesn't have all the lights how much color cast and even that makes suspicious , since it is only a mobile phone and not a DSLR. Just so you know, the back panel is painted "light" and not lemon yellow. It should be more the color of the manila folder. EDIT: After a bit of use I think I know why it's not a blue/white LED color. In fact, it has a very slight greenish tint. Nothing even remotely disturbing, just that it's always slightly greenish. Everything underneath looks normal, so that food is not ugly discolored. It just looks nice and bright without the bluish LED tint. I think they really tried to make the color more "daytime" than a bright blue/white. After all, the color "daylight” is in the description. I think if you look at the picture of the white paper under the tomato, the paper under the microwave has a slight green cast and the paper under the cupboards has a little more red cast as it is warm white under the cupboards. . My wall color can also strengthen the green a bit.