SatcoProducts, Inc Satco S29861 Transitional Light Bulb in White Finish, 4.69 inches, Frosted

All of the 4 Pin G24q base replacement this one was the most expensive but well worth each penny. It feels and looks the most full-spectrum natural light at 5,000K Kevin light-scale? I also got some Philips 535385 LED Dimmable Energy Saver PL-C/T Light Bulb one. I like the brand as I own many of their product. I search and search on their website but they only had 3,500K which is has a little yellow-tan to it but the light still throws pretty far.Sunlite PLT26/E/SP65K/10PK Fluorescent 26W PLD Triple U-Shaped Twin Tube CFL we got the most as it the most affordable and used on light that we don't turn on as much on half of out kitchen recessed lights. The other half we got the Philips 535385. This Sunlite claims to be 6,500K but maybe due to the design of the light spread out 360 and not spotted the light seems too blueish and does not throw as far as the Philips.If I have the money I would have gotten all 17 of the G24q base LED that is 5,000K instead of the SunLite. Or would get a well brand like Philips that I trusted for many years if they had a 5,000K too.And no I don't get pay or is in any kind of sponsorship from Satco or Philips or SunLite. Just wanted to share my recent experience and result from my hours of research. NOTE: Make sure you check to see if you wanted a model of the G24q that has ballast required or must be bypassed by removing the ballast or bypass it.I will update the review if I found out this product fails early or notice an issue on it. Oh.... on the Philips since I am not using on a dimmer the light tends to turned on brighter and within half second will dim down just a little. Not sure if my kitchen ballast is not compatible or not.

I've only had these light bulbs (3 of them that I installed all at the same time in 3 different fittings that are controlled by the same switch) for a couple of weeks so it's early days, but so far I've been happy with them. Until then, I had suffered with terrible cfl bulbs for several years because I'd never even seen this plug in sort of light bulb with 4 pins before and didn't know there were led light bulbs that also plugged in in the same way. These plug into the fittings without having to get an electrician in to remove or rewire anything. It makes a world of difference to have !ight bulbs like these that come on at their full brightness immediately rather than those lousy cfls that took time to do that and that never even came close to living up to the claims of how long they were supposed to last.