I wonder, how important do you think color temperature (warm white, cool white, RGB, etc.) is in smart bulbs? Do you prefer dim colors for your sleep routine, or lighting for your workspace? In general, which settings do you use for which situations? I think color temperature can even affect mood, but what do you think?
Is color temperature important in smart bulbs? 💡
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I think color temperature is *super* important, especially in the evening! Honestly, last year when I set up the Philips Hue series in my loft, I saw how much of a difference color makes. Before that, my room only had a desk lamp, and I always used harsh cool white light—always went for 5000K for my workspace and all. But when I switched to warm white (2200K) in the evenings to make falling asleep easier, I suddenly felt way more relaxed.
The funniest part was when I switched to RGB mode. One night, I was gaming under purple light, and my friend called and was like, "Bro, how does it feel sitting in the dark under pink light?" Seriously, that night, the glow from the screen turned my whole room pink, and the vibe was *completely* different. Now, I dim it to around 2700K in the evenings, and it makes sleeping so much easier. When I’m working, though, I stick to 4000K-5000K—those harsh lights put my brain in "focus mode." Best part is, like you said, it directly affects your mood!