PIAA 19616 ..does this look blue or white when burning at night?
1322052
Sorry for taking so long to respond. They are a bright white with a slight tint of purple to simulate HIDs. If I were you, I wouldn't waste the money as they didn't last long at all. Check out the Philips brand of lighting. I won't purchase PIAAs again. Hope that helps.
1322053
The Xtreme White Series of halogen bulbs have a cool white light output that gives the driver better color recognition on depth perception and better contrast than stock halogen lamps. The blue top coat on this series of bulbs adds a slight blue tint to a lamp with no loss of performance. See more info at: http://www.piaa.com/store/pg/18-Halogen.aspx My opinion is that the slight blue tint that these bulbs have provide a "white" light vs. those that have more purple and a higher K rating. I run these in my wife's Volvo and in my Miata. The PIAA website has a color comparison.
1322054
These bulbs are extreme white with no blue tint. Awesome bulbs, I have been using them for years. If you want quality bulbs that are whiter, brighter and last longer than other brands, these are for you. I highly recommend them. Or you could spend a lot more and go for HID kit which are not easy to install and require additional relays, not a plug and play.
1322055
Hi, they have a slight bluish hue at night. They are brighter than stock bulbs. I would recommend if you don't use daytime running lights.
1322056
this bulb claim to be extreme white but it's not, keep in mind it is still a halogen so that mean it can have higher watt to seem brighter though i must say it is a little lighter side of yellowish the easiest way to explain to you is suppose you use the highbeam that is what it looks like brighter and less yellow. My options are.. if you spending this $60 halogen you can look for HID kit that cost somewhat about there or less i recently just upgraded to HID, prior to that i try LED.. so is you want clean white go with HID same cost but way better.Piaa is a great product but it's not as white as it describe. this bulb claim to be extreme white but it's not, keep in mind it is still a halogen so that mean it can have higher watt to seem brighter though i must say it is a little lighter side of yellowish the easiest way to explain to you is suppose you use the highbeam that is what it looks like brighter and less yellow. My options are.. if you spending this $60 halogen you can look for HID kit that cost somewhat about there or less i recently just upgraded to HID, prior to that i try LED.. so is you want clean white go with HID same cost but way better.Piaa is a great product but... » Read More this bulb claim to be extreme white but it's not, keep in mind it is still a halogen so that mean it can have higher watt to seem brighter though i must say it is a little lighter side of yellowish the easiest way to explain to you is suppose you use the highbeam that is what it looks like brighter and less yellow. My options are.. if you spending this $60 halogen you can look for HID kit that cost somewhat about there or less i recently just upgraded to HID, prior to that i try LED.. so is you want clean white go with HID same cost but way better.Piaa is a great product but it's not as white as it describe. « Show Less
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The Xtreme White Series of halogen bulbs have a cool white light output that gives the driver better color recognition on depth perception and better contrast than stock halogen lamps. The blue top coat on this series of bulbs adds a slight blue tint to a lamp with no loss of performance. See more info at: http://www.piaa.com/store/pg/18-Halogen.aspx My opinion is that the slight blue tint that these bulbs have provide a "white" light vs. those that have more purple and a higher K rating. I run these in my wife's Volvo and in my Miata. The PIAA website has a color comparison. The Xtreme White Series of halogen bulbs have a cool white light output that gives the driver better color recognition on depth perception and better contrast than stock halogen lamps. The blue top coat on this series of bulbs adds a slight blue tint to a lamp with no loss of performance. See more info at: http://www.piaa.com/store/pg/18-Halogen.aspx My opinion is that the slight blue tint that these bulbs have provide a "white" light vs. those that have more purple and a higher K rating. I run these in my wife's Volvo and in my Miata. The PIAA website has a color comparison.
127516
Hi - it is a cold white, not warm. Looks a little blue-ish... But draws very little power
498831
I would describe it as a white color light. Not really a hint of blue at all in my opinion
1627860
Mine has 3 options only: white, blue and off. The white gives off much more light than the blue. One nice thing is I plugged it into a timer, so the light now turns on and off automatically. You do have to set it to white OR blue ...timer cannot switch between colors. The timer is totally separate.
389369
I don't know. It is an LED light, but it is a white light, not blue like a lot of the LED lights I have used.
1185917
I find it to be bright white with if anything a touch of blue hue which is pretty common for LED flashlights.
1691116
It's in the range of "cool white," towards the blue end of the color temperature spectrum. These are VERY bright.
1192859
Is off white, sort of soft blue. Plentiful amount of light but does not bother sleeping.
976730
It's probably somewhere inbetween. It doesnt look blue but it's not yellow. Maybe closer to warm white though. FWIW the motion sensor is very sensative...which is nice when you get up in the middle of night, but it turns on every time someone walks through the kitchen. Our kitchen is high traffic location, so the batteries only last about one month. If you're not high traffic, then it would be GREAT. They are nice.
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It's more of a bright white/blue. It's rated I. The 6000k range. You could possibly look up what a 6000k led light looks like. I hope that helps.
1565967
I would say the light is closer to 6500k (more blue than white). I found this annoying because even though I enjoy white light for daily tasks it is too white/blue for me to keep on during the night. It is also a lot brighter than I expected!
2128799
Hi Doug, Blue and white are the two colors I see in mines. Be mindful that this unit LED's are not powerful enough to do some type of corals and clams. I now want a clam, but can't afford new lights. Would you be interested in purchasing this unit from me....only a few months old in perfect conditions. gagman66@gmail.com if interested.
2068441
The unit I received the light was too blue but have another unit that the light was white and works fine on my small tank can't remember if it was my error when I purchased.
1425375
The white output and the blue output are probably the best two solid color burns. Definitely show up better than the others.
1790689
not sure...i have the Overdrive 18watt ODD18W/4P/35K, G24q-2. Seems fairly white. box doesnt say anything about color. only that its brightness is equall to a standard 75watt bulb. it starts a bit yellow but gets whiter once warmed up, but mine is set behind a frosted shade so it cuts the brightness and probably some color. all in all it seems fairly white to me. hope this helps some.
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My guess would be neutral white. I do not notice any warm yellows or cold blue tinges. A typical white LED found in most LED flashlights. edit 2/13/2012 I bought more of these bulbs and had an interesting experience. The bulbs are white in my angle head GI flash light but a bluish in my Maglights. It may be a function of the lens and reflector. MY Black and Decker Snakelight shows white also.
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you would have to consider a couple of things is this when you first turn it on and the room is cold or has it been on and the room is warm and there is yellow at the top of the flame if that's the case that the room is cold then the flame changes after it is warm to all blue the only problem is the temperature in the room was cold but if t7he flame is that color yellow and blue all the time then the burner maybe dirty are you need is a wire brush small wire brush about the size of a toothbrush to clean the burners after it has cooled downI hope this helped you