Those Philips LED two-packs

[taxed and spent]

I recall the announcement saying they would be available in both cool white and warm white.

All I see at my Home Depot store is the warm white (yellow) and not the cool white (white) which is what I want.

What are you seeing out there?

[Tony Hwang]

IMO, Best cool white LED is one by Cree. It gives best color rendering under the light. My house has all LEDs except chandellier. Wife like Cree cool white vs. Philips'

[taxed and spent]

This is for an outdoor use so exact color rendering is not important, and dimmability is also not an issue. I just don't want the yellowish lights, which to me look dingy. And I want the Philips special introductory pricing.

[Vic Smith]

All I saw on the Home Depot website was:

60W Equivalent Soft White (2700K) A19 LED Light Bulb (2-Pack)

I ordered 10 packs and my wife is using already using them in the kitchen and bath fixtures - that's 8 of the 20 I bought. They seem quite a bit brighter than the CFLs they replaced. So I ordered 10 more packs. If you get 10 packs the shipping is free.

[Vic Smith]

They don't cast a yellowish light. It's a "cool" white.

60W Equivalent Soft White (2700K) A19 LED Light Bulb (2-Pack)

[taxed and spent]

cool white is not soft white. 2700K is not cool white.

soft white is ~2700K and is yellowish

cool white is ~4100K and is white

daylight is ~6000K and is a bit blueish white.

I haven't seen daylight LED mentioned anywhere, and for my purpose I prefer white light, not yellowish.

[Vic Smith]

Then you're SOL.

[taxed and spent]

Well, the original notice said otherwise. That is why I asked.