LimoStudio [4 Pack] 45W Pure White Neutral Daylight CFL Light Bulb, 5500K 2300Lumen, Compact Fluorescent Full Spectrum Photo Lighting, Photography, Video, Streaming, High Energy Efficiency, AGG874

Had to finally replace some bulbs in my five bulb light boxes, got a couple packs of these, they work just like the ones that came with the boxes and are well made. Two months of use now and none have blown out so far, very good bang for the buck.

Packaging was outstanding. Each bulb came in individual boxes with molded styrofoam around them for protection and break prevention. I plugged all them into a LimoStudio Quality 4 Socket Bulb photo lighting and they all worked just fine. Each bulb is rated at 6500K and visually, they are very close to white light. Each is rated at 45W and when 4 are combined, it's pretty bright even when reflected against a photo umbrella. The light produced generates good contrast and is consistent. The bulb was bigger than a normal light bulb because of the base plus there are at least 5 loops. I will keep the foam molding to survive the rigors of transport out in the field. I hope they last cause each bulb is a bit pricey.

Ordered 8(two 4 packs) figuring there might be a broken one or two among the mix, (local shipping carriers here can be a bit rough on packages) but I was pleasantly surprised to find they were all intact, and they've all worked, and they were all well packaged in their own individual protective foam packaging. Lumens: Yes! Wattage: 45-ish probably. UL Listed: lol no... Hazardous Waste Notice: Come on you just payed half the market price, did you expect silly things like safety warnings, or disposal notices? (nothing of the sort to be found) Okay, humor aside they probably aren't exactly up to industry standards as far as markings on the bulbs themselves, but hey they are fairly inexpensive, they are well packaged, and they emit lots of light. I noticed one was slightly off kilter and the spiral was misaligned by 5 or 10 degrees from true, doesn't affect it at all really and most people wouldn't have noticed, but I could see it, still though it wasn't loose and the bulb still works just fine so not a big deal. They are certainly a lot brighter than the 23 watt Sylvania CFL bulbs I found locally, and I even have a some of these helping to keep my Tamarillo happy now as it overwinters indoors next to a south facing window. While they were all intact and functional the perception I have from the materials, feel, and overall construction is that they probably aren't the most durable, I'm sure they'll do just fine installed in typical stationary indoor locations but I would be a little reluctant for instance to install them in something like a portable light stand that gets moved around a lot in the back of a truck. Great for the price, you or I could ask for more, but I think we'd end up paying for it too, and at the end of the day I have lights that work at an affordable price and that was the goal.

I really like this product and use it extensively for photography and general-purpose interior lighting. The 'CFL-Age' brought me mostly a decrease in the quality of interior lighting. Low wattage retail CFLs just don't provide enough light for most indoor tasks unless the bulb is in my face. So 6500K full-spectrum CFLs are a practical solution. Incandescent bulbs are hot and inefficient. These bulbs stay cool and make indoor living during the winter months more enjoyable. They are physically longer than standard CFLs, but about the same width. They work well in can fixtures and in lamps with 10" or 12" harps. I don't know if this is where interior lighting is headed in the future, but being able to see what I'm doing at home has become a minimum requirement for me.

I've had these for a while for photography purposes. They didn't work out so well because they were too blue-ish and made newborns look unwell. LOL. I've repurposed them for Zoom conferencing, in a 2-bulb fixture. They give off plenty of light. But even for someone who enjoys white light over yellow, they are too blue for human flesh tones of any race. Other than the color of the light, the quality of light is fine, no flicker, and the bulbs have stood up to 6 hours a day zooms since the pandemic started and show no signs of dying.

Works perfect as grow lights! I have used them now for around three years and have been quite successful with growing my vegetable starts after planting the seeds.

5 Star rating for the great customer service from KimOutlet!! Was shipped the day after I ordered it! Plus the bulbs are awesome! Super bright. These do not put off very much heat at all. Even after I left it on for an hour I could still unscrew the bulbs without having to let them cool off. And don't look at them unless you want to be temporarily blinded! One of the bulbs did came broken though but I contacted Kim Outlet and they were quick to respond. I have a new one on the way! If you are not into photography you could also use these as grow lights since they are 6500k. they would be great for veg stage! :)

Great bulbs, good price, definitely more of a blue hue on the Kelvin scale but still neutral enough for post editing. I’ve had these for about a month or a bit longer, haven’t had any issues. I have two continuous 5 bulb box lights, just ordered another set as replacements, to match the kelvin, and they are much brighter a about an inch bigger than the original bulbs I have had in there. Highly recommend.

great

Llegó un día antes de lo prometido, bien empacado, los 4 focos funcionan, justo lo que esperaba. Gracias!

I'm satisfied with the product but it wasn't what was showed on the picture and description

Replacement for 26w full spectrum (high k) - noticeable difference in green growth and leaf spacing

1 bulb burnt I u r aft er 2 weeks. Seller ask to return all and repurchase. I don't want to, mayb new batch wuld b worse