Good value for money, but the light is yellow, not white

I wanted to replace a total of 9 halogen bulbs to LED as 9 x 30 Watt but eventually goes on the electricity bill for two lamps. Unfortunately G9 LED bulbs are still relatively rare and hardly affordable. If you still want to have that, which are not much larger of the dimensions forth as halogen, then ... yes, then you end up in this Swees 10-pack.

The Swees 5 Watt LEDs have the following information:
- Dimensions: 50,5mm long, 16mm diameter, base 18,5mm
- Life: 30,000 hours
- Switching cycles at least: 12,000
- Color temperature: 3000 Kelvin
- Felt Colour: Yellow

For comparison, a typical 30 watt halogen bulbs G9 for the following data:
- Dimensions: 46mm long, 13mm diameter, base 18,5mm
- Life: 2000 hours
- Switching cycles at least: 8,000
- Color temperature: 2750 Kelvin
- Felt White

As you can see above, the proportions are good but comparable to the halogen. As long as you still have some space in addition to the halogen bulbs, these LEDs are also pure. These LEDs are very bright and light up the room of similarly strong as the 30 watt halogen.

Now we come to the color of light. The color of these LEDs is clearly yellow. The halogen rather had a white color. I do not mind but as long as you use identical lamps in the whole lamp. Those who intend to mix these LEDs together with halogen bulbs, should refrain! Replace the entire Only. Then you get used to it very quickly and find it rather pleasant.

In another review, we read that even after these light bulbs when you turn off the light switch. That's not true. Light is made of light, even with these LEDs. I guess that is defective in the other reviewers the light switch or by other means, a low voltage, it creates about the lamp.