Hi, I'm currently with RGBW hue bulbs (800 lumens) and I'm looking for something brighter for only cold-warm white. I don't care about colors.
Should I go straight to the Hue 1600 lumens or are there other cheap alternatives?
They of course need to work well with HE 
Lifx makes some 1100 lumen bulbs with an E26/E27 base.
I like them very much. Full color, and white from 1500-9000K.
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Thanks. So they're just called Lifx? any chance for an amazon link so I could know what to look for?
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Are they the same as these ones?
BR30 are more of a flood light shape, here’s another link for the A19 though:
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So they are less suitable for a living room space?
Temporarily out of stock 
Really? Says in stock for me and let me put 30 into the cart…
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nothing is in stock. Maybe it's because I'm outside the us?
That could very well be the cause…
ikea 1000lm bulbs (but are best linked to a hue bridge - but may not be what you are after).
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Currently there are only 806lm bulbs in my country
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ahh that's too bad.
Also try LiFX.com
Also Sengled may make some 1000lm bulbs.
Thanks but they are not available to ship to my country
I have some sengled and they are very bright.
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I use the Sengled bright bulbs in a couple spots as well, and they work very reliably and are very bright.
Just an FYI for anyone ordering these - the Sengled product page above on Amazon doesn't update the bulb description (at least for me) when I choose the Daylight/Soft White version - the page continues to display the Daylight description. When I add to my cart it says Daylight description there as well but it does say "Soft white 2pk" in the finer print, so seems like a display issue, and the soft-white is selected correctly.
I have ordered from this page, which interestly does show the correct description, but the two-pack price on the link posted by Eric is much better.
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Still looking for bright white lights (Warm to Cold)
Did anything new show up from the last time I checked?
