The 8W / 120V Joyous Light Dimmable Full Spectrum LED Light Bulb from Alzo Digital is a 5500K light source that has the quality of a sunny day at midday. The bulb's CRI rating of 93 is an indication of superior color rendition, while its E26/27 household screw-in base offers numerous opportunities for use in the home or on the set. The Joyous Light bulb generates negligible heat, and although it draws only 8W, it outputs the equivalent of a 75W tungsten light source.
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Key Features
- 5500K Daylight Color Temperature, CRI 93
- E27 / E26 Medium Screw Base
- 25,000-Hour Lamp Life
- 450 Lumens
The 8W / 120V Joyous Light Dimmable Full Spectrum LED Light Bulb from Alzo Digital is a 5500K light source that has the quality of a sunny day at midday. The bulb's CRI rating of 93 is an indication of superior color rendition, while its E26/27 household screw-in base offers numerous opportunities for use in the home or on the set. The Joyous Light bulb generates negligible heat, and although it draws only 8W, it outputs the equivalent of a 75W tungsten light source.
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ALZO 2000-55-DI-FS Overview
UPC: 713869844905
ALZO 2000-55-DI-FS Specs
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ALZO 2000-55-DI-FS Reviews
450 lumens, not 650
By Michelle
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2023-11-13
The box indicates that this is a 450 lumen bulb, although the description on the site says it's 650 lumens. I think the site is wrong, unfortunately. The bulb seems awfully dim to me. B&H, please verify the lumen rating when you get these back in stock. Color temperature looks accurate, for what that's worth.
Completely fix the color issues in zoom meetings.
By Bill
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2021-02-17
They may look like regular bulbs and the light color may look similar, but the camera sees the difference.
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