I bought these for my 2015 Honda Fit. I live in KY so the visibility upgrade was a must for me with all of these backroads I drive on. HUGE improvement with them (but I do find that the headlights provide more visibility than the brights?). I can see deer in and around the road from a mile away and I’m sure they’ve saved me from ever hitting one. Additionally, I appreciate the fact that they install just like a normal headlight without the need for a modification. Whether you’re looking to modify the look of your car with some cool looking white lights (much better looking than the normal yellow, in my opinion).. or you have actual safety concerns, you can’t beat the value of this $30 upgrade. 11/10 would recommend!! Disclaimer: You WILL have to find peace in blinding oncoming drivers with them. Some will even flash their brights at you.. even having these, I still would probably get upset if I saw someone coming my way with them so I understand lol. Read more
These work wonderfully they fit perfect and visibility is everything. Very nice quality fantastic price. Read more
Had one that was flickering and they quickly replaced it and these boys are bright. Well worth the money. Read more
I purchased these H11 LED bulbs for my 2017 Toyota Camry SE. The bulbs they replaced were the OEM halogen bulbs that came with the car and were going on six years old. The original bulbs had dimmed a bit over time, but were still functional. I thought I'd give these LED H11 replacement bulbs a try to see if it helped lighting the road at night. I received the bulbs in excellent condition. I had no issues installing them. My car had ample space to fit my rather large hands onto the bulb socket on each side of the vehicle. I did not have to remove either the battery or windshield washer reservoir to easily access the bulb sockets. I literally removed both old bulbs and installed the replacement LED bulbs in less than five minutes. Note that on the 2017 Camry SE, the low beam sockets are on the fender sides of the car, and the high beams are closer to the radiator. If you only replace the low beams, you want to replace the ones closest to the fender. You will need a small flat blade screwdriver or similar tool so that you can release the snap holding the existing bulb in the socket. It's effortless and could be done with any small flat blade tool the will fit the slot. While not an overwhelming increase in brightness over the OEM bulbs, it is quite noticeable. The color temperature is a big change and makes, at least for me, a big difference in driving at night. The big jump in color temp from around 3200K of the OEM bulbs to the 6500K of the LEDs absolutely illuminates different, and for me, better. The included photos is of the low beams illuminating my garage door after going for the first test drive at night after replacing the OEM bulbs. The illumination to me is cleaner and more evenly distributed than the OEM halogen bulbs. Thesw LED bulbs do seem to be a brighter than the OEM bulbs, but of course those were also six years old and had dimmed a bit. However, the big change to me is that the beam seems to throw further down the road than the old OEM bulbs, or makes objects reflect the light landing on them reflect better. I don't know if that's due to the increased brightness or the color temperature or a combination of the two. For me though, they did all I could ask for in a reasonably priced direct replacement LED bulb. I was concerned about LED replacement bulbs for my Camry causing that "laser beam" effect that is often complained about, but these are LED and not HID bulbs. I did not encounter any other cars approaching mine when I was driving after dark that flashed their lights at me when using low beams. Since these made a significant improvement for me when driving at night, I ordered another set to replace the high beam bulbs. I had no issues with the original OEM bulbs regarding the high beams, but now the color temperatures now match regardless of which mode my headlights are in. I cannot speak to longevity since I have only had these a short time, but so far they have performed perfectly and I've had no issues with flicker or complaints on the car dashboard about the headlights being different. If these LED bulbs fail early or cause issues down the road (sorry for the pun), I'll update this review. Since the original OEM bulbs were still functional at nearly six years and 52,000 miles, I do have a reference for these LED bulbs to match or best. With these being reasonably priced (I paid about $22.00 US for two LED bulbs 2023), their being an easy to install and direct replacement for the OEM bulbs in my 2017 Camry without need for any kind of adapters or additional wiring harness, and giving a significant improvement in lighting for my night driving, I rate these 5-Stars. Read more
I’ve installed them and have been using them for approximately 6 months, the only issue is that they don’t turn on for day time running when set in the automatic position. Will not turn on during inclement weather when set in the automatic position either. You’ll need to manually turn on your headlights. The light quality is great. Easy to install. They fit as promised as long as you get the right configuration for your vehicle. Worth the money if you don’t mind manually turning them on/off( they will turn on automatically when it gets dark) durability is yet to be determined. Read more
2003 tundra. A very good lamp. Had problems getting rubber boot around it. Read more
Easy to install and much improved night visibility. Fit perfectly and at a great price. Read more
These light were easy to install on my Jetta but now my dash gives a bulb error. Overall a good product with an increase in brightness as long as I can live with the warning light on the dash. Installed in less than 5 minutes but had to take one out and flip over because it wouldn’t illuminate. Read more
