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I like them because they are either very bright white or can be as soft warm color
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Cool white is very nice for photography, and my living room doubles as a space for photographing my inventory for my LLR business
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I especially liked being able to dim the light as well as to switch the light temperature from warm white to cool white to daylight settings.
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This lamp is more of a soft white to bright white (actual product 2nd picture)
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It goes from yellow to soft white to stark white
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The dimmer works properly but the color is bright white (like the light that remind of you a sterile hospital which I don't like
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You can change the color temperature (NOT brightness) between three different settings (warm white to cool white), which is what I was specifically looking for
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The Flux options (Daylight, Cool White, Warm White) are awesome-- I can switch it to Daylight mode when I'm crafting, and then back to Warm White in the evenings when we want to settle in for the night with a book
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It goes from yellow to soft white to stark white
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Standing Lamp with Stepless Touch Dimmer, Two-Part Trip-Proof Cable, 90° Adjustable Top, Warm White LightHere are the differences:Cons of the Brightech vs. the Tenergy
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The variation in lighting from soft white to daylight makes it perfect for every mood
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This after my wife exclaimed, "Oh wow, the bright white (the coolest temp) works great in here.
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Soft white when a guest is over, bright white when crafting, and daylight
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First setting is more like a warm white, second setting is a brighter neutral white, and third setting is a very bright cool white
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If you want the simple very bright white go for this