I tried two LED bulbs in the recessed lighting array in my living room. They are very bright and put out a warm light just like the incandescents do. The light is nothing like flashlight leds or car headlights. They are also somewhat dim-able. They don't flicker like the CFLs do. I am quite happy with them. I have also put LED bulbs in the kid's lamps for night light use. They also make a nice quality light and only use a couple watts.
On the box there is a "temperature scale" for the light output. These are on the left end of that scale, something like "2700k". I don't pretend to understand why they used that for rating bulbs or what it all means but the ones on the low end of the scale make light that more resembles incandescent bulbs.
I hate CFL bulbs; warm up time, flicker, harsh light quality, don't work well in cold and don't last as long as regular bulbs. The LEDs on the other hand have a future and use even less electricity than CFLs.
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