Looking for high CRI Led bulbs

[angerdan]

@Kerberus

I’m looking for High CRI Led Bulbs
Do you have any suggestions ?

Did you already check this link?

Ultimate LED Bulbs - Ultra High CRI - The Honorable Quest

This is it. I'm overly tired of the "CRI averagish" LED bulbs I have home (looking at you LIFX, Osram, Philips and your 80ish values) and what is commonly offered in retail / online stores (...for the ones that do know what is CRI, geez). I'm no steampunk, I do not want to get back to incandescent bulbs nor do I want to consider halogen right now. At a time we can have über great Optisolis (Ra 99 & Rf 98 R9 99, R12 95) in our hands, why can't we have über great bulbs hanging from our ceilings? …

By the way, 10 years ago the CRI 95 Philips L-Prize Bulb did cost only $15:

Philips L-Prize 60w equiv. LED on sale at Home Depot $14.97

OK, let’s see if the URL survives this: In some areas, the price is around $50. In select areas (US — sorry) it’s $14.97. I bought three this past weekend, and so far I really like them. I measure 8.8 watts versus the listed 10, and the output is pretty near perfect. Also quiet, and with a reputation of stone reliability, it looks hard to beat.

Philips wins $10M L Prize for LED-based 60W replacement bulb

Sorry if this is a repost but I didnt see it posted here anywhere else. Please read the entire article before commenting. Also considering that this is now more than 2 year old technology, just imagine what must loom on the horizon. The product could be in stores as soon as early 2012, according to the DOE. Source: http://www.leds.edn.com/blog/leds-blog/philips-wins-10m-l-prize-led-based-60w-replacement-bulb Philips Lighting North America has won the first award under the Department of Energ…

World's Most Efficient Light Bulb - Philips L-Prize LED Bulb Review