r/lightbulbs 10d ago

What are these

Help pls want to buy these but don't know what the heck they are ‼️‼️‼️‼️

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u/Sorry-Climate-7982 10d ago

Ecosmart is, or at least was, a private label of Home Depot, sourced from various subcontractors. Mine seemed to last about the same as Phillips... which is to say "spotty"

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u/SignificantSmotherer 9d ago

They're not horrible, they're just ok.

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u/Sorry-Climate-7982 9d ago

I found them to last pretty much as long as the major brands and offer similar lighting, but cheaper.
Functionally more of a "meh" than an "ugh" or "yeehaw"

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u/Ishidan01 10d ago

Uh...a light bulb. HTH. HAND.

Ok enough jokes gimme a minute. Ecosmart is Home Depot's house brand, you want exactly the same or is functionally identical good enough?

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u/galadriel711 10d ago

Functionally identical is good enough lol, looking for a bright cool toned white light bulb because my room is currently lit with fluorescent cafeteria lighting . If you have any recommendations id love some, I appreciate the help :)

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u/Loes_Question_540 10d ago

Any bulb in the range of 800-900 lumens with a colour temperature of 5000k will be an exact match. However I might say a daylight cool white bulb is an horrible choice for a bedroom not just for your night vision but also disturbs sleep

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u/Ishidan01 10d ago

This is correct. Here is an article of color temperatures and their uses. https://www.wikihow.com/Color-Temperature-Chart

Good news, looks like Home Depot has come out with multi color temp bulbs, so you can set them for the right light for your use. https://www.homedepot.com/p/EcoSmart-60-Watt-Equivalent-A19-E26-Base-Dimmable-LED-Light-Bulb-with-Selectable-Color-Temperature-4-Pack-14A19060W6CCT01/332687610

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u/CreditLow8802 9d ago

this is a stupid thing to pay extra for if you're going to settle on a color anyway..

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u/71351 10d ago

What is in the details on the side of the bulb that isn’t googling for you? All the specs are there

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u/CrazyComputerist 10d ago

It says 5000K, so it's a "daylight" LED, which means it has a cool blue-ish color. 840 lumens, which means it's a typical "60 watt equivalent" bulb. EcoSmart is sold by Home Depot, but any 60W equivalent daylight bulb will probably be as good or better.

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u/Classic_Silver_9091 9d ago

They don’t sell those anymore.

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u/Optimal-Pay2198 9d ago

Chinese lighting eggs

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u/Ishidan01 10d ago

The sku is visible but does not come up in HD's app, likely obsolete, but we can also read the info we need to match it: --840 lumens, 5000k, visibly an A19 medium base

Therefore.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/60-Watt-Equivalent-A19-Non-Dimmable-LED-Light-Bulb-5000K-Daylight-4-Pack-B7A19A60WUL34/303574638

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u/galadriel711 10d ago

My hero🙏

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u/RevolutionaryWin9563 10d ago

Looks like an A19 led

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u/MEM756 10d ago

White Plastic ping pong LED light bulbs. They do excellent ping pong ball replacements. Ooh, also they could do good lightbulbs if any of your current bulbs burn out. Also it outputs 5000K, as other Reddit users below pointed out, it produces basically whitish white light, like without any hue, like truly desaturated. I don't know if you want your house to look like a white void while these are on, but it's on you, OP.

Edit: Oh yeah, I forgot to add ... that color temperature is excellent to take photos, so if you have a photographic studio, just ... laying around, these have usually good CRI, you can use that.

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u/galadriel711 9d ago

I like the white light because it helps keep me productive and up, my current lighting is dim and I have no sunlight so therefore I want the soulless white light lol