Circle 10-pack PLT-26W 865 GX24q-3 26W CFL bulbs vs Sunlite 4-pin FML27/65K quad tube compact fluorescent lamp
Overall winner: Sunlite 4-pin FML27/65K quad tube compact fluorescent lamp
Key Differences
Sunlite (A) offers a slightly higher-rated listing and is marketed as a quad-tube FML with 1500 lm at 27W and a GX10q4 base, making it a compact option for compatible fixtures. Circle (B) sells a 10-pack PLT-26W 865 CFL with higher listed lumen output of 1800 lm and a GX24q-3 socket fit; choose Sunlite if you want a single higher-rated, compact quad-tube replacement and Circle if you need multiple GX24q-3 bulbs with higher per-bulb lumens
Circle 10-pack PLT-26W 865 GX24q-3 26W CFL bulbs
Compact fluorescent bulbs with 26 watts producing 1800 lumens in a GX24q-3 base. Daylight 6500K color for bright kitchen lighting. Customers note good brightness and compatibility, with some concerns about lifespan
Pros
- bright daylight color
- GX24q-3 compatibility
- high brightness (1800 lumens)
- reliable fit in fixtures
Cons
- mixed lifespan reports
- replacement can be frustrating
Sunlite 4-pin FML27/65K quad tube compact fluorescent lamp
Quad-tube compact fluorescent lamp with 27 W, 1500 lumens, 6500K daylight. Designed for cathode-based electronic ballasts in reading lamps and similar fixtures. Customers note easy installation and good brightness, with mixed views on longevity
Pros
- high brightness at low wattage
- quad-tube design for light distribution
- easy installation in compatible fixtures
- long lamp life expectation
Cons
- mixed reviews on longevity
- some units may not work out of the box
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Sunlite |
| Durability | Tie |
| Versatility | Sunlite |
| User Reviews | Sunlite |