I may return these as I feel the color is too harsh and cold toned...not warm as advertised

I hate led and florescent lighting. I find the "warm" lighting offered with both types are still too cold for my taste. Some get it very close to warm/soft light, these are cold...nothing near warm...nothing beats the warm glow of incandescent lighting. Another thing I hate with led and florescent is the slight buzz or flicker my eye can detect. Did you know that led's can actually interfere with a garage door opener, reducing the range or the door not opening at all if the led light is close to the door opener antenna. Anyway, these are still a bit too cold and my eye can detect a slight buzz effect. They fit perfectly in my under counter puck light fixtures. The original xenon lights while casting a nice warm light got ridiculously hot! to the point I was afraid to leave them on too long! These led's are much better, very very well made...actually I'm very impressed with the quality. My set up isn't on a dimmer switch. After reading all the negative reviews about dimming issues. I will buy a led type dimmer switch and see how well they work. I have a feeling most negative reviews are due to incorrect dimmer switches and/or electrical disturbance from bad home wiring and poor grounding. led's are very sensitive to this. ***UPDATE*** I went out and bought a dimmer switch appropriate for Led lights and installed it. These work flawless, dimming all the way down without any flickering issues. I would think most people have the incorrect dimmer switch or poor electrical wiring not grounded correctly. even so, I may return these as they're a very cold, greenish white. Just not a pleasant tone even when turned down with the dimmer switch. Ultimately, these are not as described....says warm light....it's nothing near it. I have other fixtures with "warm" led lights and they are a lot closer to warm tones. If you don't mind a cold bright white with a slight greenish hue...these will work for you. Again, these are well made and work well with the appropriate dimmer.

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