I must not be very sensitive to differences in light color. I rWeeplaced all of the light bulbs in the house about 4 years ago with LED bulbs and I’ve been blown away by their performance.
We're kind of the same way. I bought the CF bulbs when they became available but there were lots of problems with them- color, lifetime, they dim over time, etc. I was happy to start buying LED and have no complaints about them. They seem to only come in 2 main colors- warm and "not warm". You need to buy a lot of them at one time, the same brand and color, or they won't match. Maybe even buy extras. We had our kitchen remodeled about 3 years ago and I put new LED in the ceiling cans. They were too bright for my wife so I took those out and put lower wattage in there. Just recently they started burning out so I again replaced all 4 of them. The selling point that "they last 10 years" is apparently BS. I like LED because they use less current so you don't have to worry about overloading a fixture.
I don't fully understand LED color issues. I understand how LED flashlights had color problems for a long time but that seems to have been mostly overcome. House bulbs don't seem to have those problems. Flicker was also mentioned- that doesn't bother my eyes but I've seen where it can affect indoor photography. I see that photographers now use LED light panels for photography so at least those LED assemblies must be better at providing the full light spectrum. I don't know how they do it.