What's the difference between using "equals" vs == in LINQ to Entities?

As I mentioned above, when I say equals of LINQ to Entities I'm referring specifically to the C # reserved word and not to Equals() of System.Object .

Source: equals (C # Reference)

The following example returns all red products.

String color = "Red";
using (AdventureWorksEntities context = new AdventureWorksEntities())
{
    var query =
        from product in context.Products
        where product.Color == color
        select new
        {
            Name = product.Name,
            ProductNumber = product.ProductNumber,
            ListPrice = product.ListPrice
        };

    foreach (var product in query)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Name: {0}", product.Name);
        Console.WriteLine("Product number: {0}", product.ProductNumber);
        Console.WriteLine("List price: ${0}", product.ListPrice);
        Console.WriteLine("");
    }
}

Source: Query expression syntax examples: filtering | Microsoft Docs

Doubt: What is the difference or impact when changing == to equals ? When doing this change is the select mounted in the same way?

Note: I'm not referring to the .Equals() method