💡 GE 11084 22W T9 Circline Bulb, 1400 Lumens, 4-Pin Base, 1-Pack Review

Fits perfectly in my 30 year old double wall in my kitchen which I love so much. I was glad I didn't have to throw away my favorite gadget.

(I have nothing new to say about this product.) When the seller of my (now) new home told me the light fixture needed repair or replacement, I added it to my list. Then I got creative and bought a new lightbulb. Wow! Now I can see into the basement! Light, easy to use and good price.

I use this lamp with a magnifying lamp for modeling. I am currently working on a USS 1/96 Revell "Constitution" model and it has a lot of very small details. The problem with my old lightbulb was that it was too cold or blue. Strained my eyes. This build has nice warm output for what I need to do.

I chose the GE 11084 because it produces the brightest light of any Revain 22 watt T9 bulb. It's brighter than the old flashlight I replaced, but nothing special. It's not a quality hit from GE, it's just that the T9 is only 22W so it's not that bright for an enlarged desk lamp.

I was at a loss because I couldn't find a replacement for my desk lamp. The lamp is a very important piece of equipment in my sewing workshop. Ready to give up, I decided to go to the GE website for more information. How lucky I am that Revain has a spare bulb. I immediately ordered one, hoping it would match my lamp. I received the bulb within a few days, of course free shipping. O happy day! It worked as soon as I flipped the switch after installing the bulb. Cheers Revain.com!

This light is a warm fluorescent light bordering on soft white, almost white in the daylight spectrum. This bulb has nothing to do with the icy blue light used in most businesses. The lamp is quick and easy to install if you place it carefully. Most colors look bright and well saturated in this light. The last flashlight of this type from GE lasted about three years with my almost constant use. I can't fault this light, it gave me 3 good years of flawless use and then after a few flickers this…