Does anyone know what the CRI is for these bulbs? null

Per the Philips website: CRI is 80 and the color temp is 2700k.

The box does not state any information about CRI. Only information available is about lumens (800) and color temp (2700K). You would better to contact Philips directly.

you're going to get a warm 2700k incandescent bulb-like color emitted from these, if you're looking for more of a white or "daylight" color, look at bulbs with a temp rating above 4000k. not able to hyperlink here but I would recommend including 4000k or higher in your searches for bulbs, on other sites.

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Philips - 800-Lumen, 8.5W A19 LED Light Bulb, 60W Equivalent (4-Pack) - White-Front_Standard

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They're 80 CRI
Answered by Farris 8 years ago
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Per the Philips website: CRI is 80 and the color temp is 2700k.
Answered by Jrich 8 years ago
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The box does not state any information about CRI. Only information available is about lumens (800) and color temp (2700K). You would better to contact Philips directly.
Answered by Jaffar 8 years ago
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you're going to get a warm 2700k incandescent bulb-like color emitted from these, if you're looking for more of a white or "daylight" color, look at bulbs with a temp rating above 4000k. not able to hyperlink here but I would recommend including 4000k or higher in your searches for bulbs, on other sites.
Answered by gabrcruz 8 years ago
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2700k
Answered by Anonymous 8 years ago
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