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LED Light Bulbs

The cluster focuses on discussions about LED bulbs, including their brightness, color quality (CRI), warmth, dimmability, and recommendations for brands like Philips Hue and Waveform Lighting, often comparing them to incandescent lights.

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twic • Dec 25, 2019 • View on HN

Does this still work now that we have LED lights?

rblatz • Sep 25, 2015 • View on HN

Worst case the quirky lights work with the Phillips Hue bridge. And the Phillips Lux bulbs are similar in price to the quirky bulbs.

mikek3 • Apr 8, 2014 • View on HN

How does this compare in brightness to a regular lamp/lightbulb?

krnlpnc • Jul 6, 2022 • View on HN

Using Phillips warm glow leds for a few years now and no complaints

ilyt • Apr 18, 2023 • View on HN

Finding LED that have light that doesn't look bad is unnecessarily complicated sadly

three_seagrass • Jan 20, 2021 • View on HN

They're using LED right? Shouldn't be that bad

tmaly • Mar 5, 2018 • View on HN

do you have a link to these lights by any chance?

jonny_eh • Jul 6, 2020 • View on HN

An LED lamp should be sufficient.

subhro • Dec 4, 2023 • View on HN

Waveform Lighting makes awesome full spectrum bulbs. You are welcome. ;)

Natanael_L • Jan 6, 2017 • View on HN

Look for high CRI neutral or warm LED lights.