Cree Lighting TA19-04550MDFH25-12DE26-1-E1 6-1-E1 A19 40W Equivalent LED Bulb (Dimmable) 460 lumens Daylight 5000K, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

2700 k - no blue spectrum issues. If you have babies and infants around, their eyes are easily damaged by the blue spectrum in led light.Specifically regarding these Cree bulbs - yes, they cost slightly more than some others, but I've used these for years in apartments and apartment hallways, and they just outlast every other brand I've tried. Once in awhile I get one that has trouble in a fixture after awhile, but that's rare. Overall, I save a lot of money buying the Crees, because I just don't have to replace them nearly as often as with other brands.In the case of Cree led bulbs, you do get what you pay for.

Thrilled to be able to find these on Amazon. We had bought these awhile back and they cost us considerably more. They paid for themselves the 1st month. We had replaced every lightbulb in a house with these & we will be buying more

My whole house is Cree LED. Fantastic product. Cree is shifting its focus to other semiconductor applications so its lighting LED product line is no more from what I understand. I just bought a bunch to match what I have if ever I burn out a bulb. Slightly more expensive since its the law of supply (diminishing) and demand. Some of the bulb styles and color ratings (2700K, 5000K, etc) are already gone. Yes, there are plenty of other brands across all potential applications and styles but they are not Cree. I am now good for another decade or two. Buy now or forever hold your peace.

I bought these because Cree has a reputation for quality. I have had bad luck with LED bulbs from other brands - seemingly dying much more quickly than incandescent bulbs. But so far these Cree bulbs seem to merit the reputation. Quality seems to be unusually important for LED bulbs. I’ve had so many other brand bulbs go out quickly, or change their light (usually going orangy), that I purposely looked up the strongest bulb according to reputation for quality. That seems to be Cree in a year I may move up my 4 stars to 5, but better not count your chickens before they’re hatched . . .

The CREE leds are the highest quality bulb available.

We've stuck to Cree for such good quality

Good lighting but way overpriced!

Cree was one of the first LED bulbs I ever used. I think they had some kind of a deal with Home Depot originally? Back then they were made of a rubbery coated glass, were very yellow compared to standard incandescent bulbs and didn't last as long as they said they would. However, while LED bulbs have now become basically the norm...most of the other companies bulbs have stayed kind of junky...while Cree seems to have used their time to improve their products.The color of the light from Cree bulbs is the closest I've found to incandescent. They are now made of a much more lightweight plastic material so are not as heavy as they used to be. They don't seem to get as hot as they once did. And they also seem to last a whole lot longer than they used to.Only downside I've experienced is that despite saying that they are dimmable, at very low power they kind of cut out. We have several light switches that fade on and off...the cree bulbs don't really work like that...when you turn them off they start to fade and then just shut off. Same with turning on...they kind of pop on to partial brightness and then slowly increase to full brightness.