🌟 LUNO Non Dimmable Equivalent Lumens Certified: Advanced Lighting for Optimal Brightness Review

I rarely write reviews but thought this comparison might help a future buyer. I have bought 60w and 40w 4000k bulbs. I recently repainted my house in neutral colors and when I finished this room at 2am it looked incredibly yellow and I was very disappointed. The sample was definitely NOT yellow. I woke up the next day and when the curtains were open the color was exactly what I was hoping for. I figured if I could change the lightbulbs so they don't look so yellow it might change the color of…

So when we were building our new house I wanted to equip it entirely with high quality LED lights. Luno looked like a budget product with good reviews so I decided to give it a try and bought 32 of them. They were a welcome part of the lighting in our home but in the last 2 years 4 of them have failed. They flicker before finally lighting up, if at all, and stay on for a while even after you turn them off. Now every product will have some bounce rate and 12% is a bit high but not outrageous so…

These bulbs are bright and work great! My husband and I used to be big fans of 4000,000 (Kelvin) incandescent bulbs because with age the soft white (usually 2,700,000) becomes too yellow to be seen well and - at least in the past - 5,000,000 was too hell. So some time ago bought 4000k. HOWEVER, we recently bought a house with very high ceilings. Although the lights are at the usual height above the kitchen worktop etc, I never realized until now that 5000K bulbs are best for very high ceilings.