Too soft white its more like a night light

I bought these almost a month ago and they work great, the only smart bulbs I could find in Daylight and not the Soft White

I bought these almost a month ago and they work great, the only smart bulbs I could find in Daylight and not the Soft White

Love the daylight more than the soft white.

I'm personally happy with the brightness though if you are looking for the artificially bright white that many bulbs have nowdays, these don't seem to offer that.

I was hoping for a cooler/natural white.

So I use Hue there for the "soft white

Soft White 2700K Smart LED, Works with Alexa & Google Assistant

Soft White (2700K

They tend to be the soft white

These 5000k bulbs provide a very white light, but they are available in a 2700k version as well (soft white), a yellower version

Purchased the soft white and find the color and dimming more 'natural' than others we have

However, not knowing anything about the temp colors I had no idea that soft white really means yellow

Nice light temperature a warm white not stark.

These are soft white,

Remember that the soft white bulbs are just that - soft white.

Pure white not warm white

The light they emit is a nice, strong, soft white and does a very good job of illuminating my living room.

They emit a warm white light, which I strongly prefer to cool white

It is called soft white but the white is very blue and too dim

These lights are bright white and fine for outside.

Unfortunately, these are a little cooler white than Phillips Hue White (despite both being listed as 2700K, I would really call these Sengled bulbs closer to 3000K) which makes mixing them in the same room a bit odd looking

The light output is good and I like the color temperature which is a warm white

I ordered the kit with the hub and 4 more Classic whites, but later added Samsung SmartThings Hub.

The brightness of the light is a soft white, very similar to the standard incandescent filament light bulbs

I also got the soft white which are also very bright used in our bedrooms

I have both sets, the "soft white" and daylight, and it's opposite ends of the spectrum

Lights are very soft white