1500 Lumens Extremely Bright Canbus Error Free 921 912 906 904 T15 W16W LED Bulbs 51-SMD 4014 LED Chipsets with Projector for Backup Reverse Lights, 6500K Xenon White (Pack of 2)

Wow, these are a great value. I was so impressed with it when I got it I even made a YouTube video showing people how to install it. I have a 2003 Toyota Sequoia and it took me less than 5 minutes aside for install. the LED light housing is all metal and feels very premium, and the light output is about 2-5x brighter than my halogen ones. 5/5 You can see in the video the range of these lights. The video was filmed with 30% tints in the back and it still looks great. The picture is with the window rolled down.

First picture is a before, the second is after I installed the bulbs. Wow, what a difference, they look and work better than I hoped. They look so bright, white and clean. These where installed on my 2006 Infinity FX45. The install was easy 6x8mm nuts and then swapped the bulbs too 10 min. Looks better great, works much better and are inexpensive.

So far these are the brightest (lux) 912 leds I have tried in my reverse lights. All versions with "projectors" have proved the best. I knocked one star off because they don't fit as securely as halogen 912's.

Not sure the true lumen output, but it is the brightest of the 3 different brands of led bulbs I purchased. I noticed they did get kinda warm within a few minutes, but then again I don’t really plan on staying in reverse for long periods of time.

Great light! Make sure you buy the same color led as the color of your lens. LEDs only produce the one color, so if you buy a white led, and put it in a red lens, it will not produce much “red” light to be able to come through the lens.

The length of these bulbs are longer than the oem bulb so I was initially concerned they wouldn't fit. However, they snapped right in and worked as expect. Brightness is excellent and really helped clear up the picture on the backup camera.

Bought these NOV 2020, and I noticed in NOV 2022 the bulb was out. Was installed in the high mount brake light position (no I don't ride the brakes like a Cadillac driver). The bulb lasted 2 years, and 38,000 miles. The original factory incandescent bulb lasted 7 years and 121,000 miles. Was in a 2013 Honda Odyssey. Was plug and play, but durability is an issue.

This is a very bright bulb. Originally purchased as 921, for a center stop light. However, beware that it is TOO LONG for the housing. Instead, I found a use for them as the courtesy entry lights (not dome) for my 2004 Rubicon. They DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. As far as 921, I used a shorter LED with the same base. After all, most have interchangeable cross references.

Good for purpose, structure does become warm and a little more brittle and fragile in the cold canadian winters and break more easily. just remember to warm the light a bit before pulling out if really cold.