Review on 💡 Mildcosy Industrial Electrical Certified Dimmable Filament Bulb by Tutan Beatz

First I'm going to get what's closest to a scam out of the way. As this is a duplicate listing you need to make sure you pick the right ones and they forgot to change "warm white" to "daylight white" in the title. The headline says the right temperature and below the text is daylight white light. The photos were taken on a Pentax K5 and apart from a little straightening and cropping (and blurring the house number) there was no editing. . The close-up of the lightbulb was taken at the fastest possible shutter speed, which is -5 f-stops. In other words, about as close to an accurate representation of color as the format will allow. The bulbs were placed in new sockets with what the retailer describes as "frosted" glass, but not actually frosted, rather thin. mmm Pebble? Texture. It's hard to see in the photo, but the effect of the thread lacing is visible through the glass. It looks really nice and the brightness is perfect for this application. The house was medium blue, but turned pale blue in the sun. Personally, I'm not a big fan of warm white or soft white bulbs, but I expect they will look yellowish against the blue trim. But finding this type of filament in daylight white light is not always easy. Another advantage of this type is the projection angle. They actually illuminate the entire fixture instead of pointing towards the ground like the more common type of LED lights. And again, the middle photo was underexposed to show detail. I would recommend her and have already recommended her.