Auxbeam 9006/HB4 LED Bulbs, Upgraded F16 Plus Series LED Light Bulbs 70W 18000lm Led Conversion Kits 500% Brightness Halogen Replacement Bulbs with 3RD Generation IC-Driver Plug & Play

I’ve got a 986 boxster. I bought these because of a YouTube video. These are amazing. Very simple to install ( you only need to look at the first page of instructions) 10/10

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Lights are nice and bright and gave me no issues with the vehicle electrical system. However kiss your radio good bye the electrical interference makes it almost impossible to listen to FM radio. I really do like the lights but I am thinking about taking them back out just so I can listen to my radio.

Oh my gosh, I’m super happy with these H7 LED bulbs. First off, they were an absolute breeze to install. I have a 2013 BMW 328i (F30) and so I had to remove the wheels to replace the bulb (It’s actually a lot easier than trying to finagle your hands from the top side under the hood in other cars) but it all went super smoothly. What I really liked about the design is that you actually put the frame for the bulb in first and then you attach the actual bulb with the connector within the headlamp housing. Brilliant. that way you don’t damage the bulb trying to get it in. Overall, the whole installation probably took 30 minutes including wheel removal for both sides. The only issue I did have at first was that when I put my low beams in the off position, the lights went bezerk flickering on and off really bad, but I just changed it back to Auto mode and they were fine. I was really excited to drive around at night with these and this photo is the result, as I live out in the suburbs with minimal street lighting (the catalyst for wanting to get better bulbs). I had the OEM Osram H7 God-awful yellow bulbs that couldn’t illuminate a gerbil’s cage. These are an exponential upgrade!!!! Oh and I only paid $40 with Amazon points, ($65 original price) but would happily buy these again, and I will, to replace my high beams because at this point, the OEM high beams don’t add any extra light at all. I’ve never been more excited to write a review. I will definitely update for longevity as I can’t comment on that right now as its day one. I think I’m more excited to never have to replace bulbs again in my car.UPDATE Day 2: so the bulbs flicker when lights are in off mode (during the day driving) its concerning because the flickering simulates apolice car headlights flashing which could be a potential problem. In addition, they flicker when you start the car and Also, although my car is in auto mode, they are constantly on. Not sure what that means for longevity, but was hoping the decoder would eliminate that. -1 star for those things, but when I need them the most they deliver and are awesome and brighter than my wife's X3 HIDs.

I installed by Auxbeam H7 as the low beam in a 2014 BMW 328xi wagon (F31). I first attempted to install them as the high beam, but could not get them to fit (see photo where lamp fan housing contacts black plastic inside high beam well). I have seen YouTube videos where someone did get them installed, but they agree it's tight, and I couldn't jam them in. Nevertheless, they work pretty well as low beams. One caveat is that they do flicker like a discotheque when the headlight switch is placed in the OFF position. On AUTO they work great. I often come home late at night, and I don't want my nice, new LEDs shining in the house, so I switch off the headlights. Unfortunately, crazy flicker... until... I got a Veepeak OBD port scanner and with BimmerCode was able to set the low beams to LED, and now there is no more flicker. Something you all should know before buying. They're great lamps at a great price, but with the above caveat. As for the brightness, I agree with all the other reviews: the Auxbeam H7 are bright and produce a clean, beautiful beam. In fact, the halogen high beams now appear as a dull, brownish cast on top of the clean LED pattern (see photos for comparison of Auxbeam low beams and halogen fog lamps). I almost agree with all the reviews that there are no codes thrown with this installation: before re-coding for LEDs, my ride reported bulb failure twice while driving, about a month after installation, seemingly random, and cleared just as quickly. No failures reported since re-coding for LEDs. I hope you all find this useful. Thanks for reading!

They are really bright, and easily light up the road. I recently got new headlight assembly so these are in a projector headlight. No dark spots, and make sure your front windows are tinted to dark, because you won't see the full brightness of any headlights.

Extremely bright high beams, and they also work for your daytime running lights if you own a Honda. My last set (torch beams) were okay. They weren’t great, mainly because one of them was about 60° out of adjustment and couldn’t be adjusted. These, however, can be adjusted WITHOUT trying to fumble around with a tiny screw driver, then losing the screw, then trying to find an eyeglass repair kit to replace the lost screw, like I’ve had to do on others led bulbs. This is just twist to aim. 90° left to right. That’s it. Boom. It’s aimed.And here’s the beautiful thing. I can keep my daytime running lights. These have ballasts that allow you to have your daytime running lights without having that annoying DRL light flashing on your dash. The last set I had to pull the fuse for the day time running lights because that flashing light was driving me nuts. These, nope. No issue. Beam pattern is outstanding with the factory housings. Although I did have to clean my lenses up with sand paper, then clearcoat them with the headlight clearcoat I got from the car section of Walmart, only after I screwed up on the first go round using plastic clearcoat, which cracked and hazed immediately. That set me back hours of resanding the clearcoat off and polishing all over again. But all in all, these are fantastic. This is the 5th car I’ve used auxbeams on. I’m never going back to any other brand. The beam pattern is perfect without blinding oncoming traffic. The only time I get flashed is when I have the car loaded with people and the heaviest ones in the 3rd row.

It works perfectly on honda civic EX2014. Remove the existing bulb/led, connect the power socket with new led socket (make sure u hear click sound, if it still doesn’t work then reverse the polarity +/- signs are there on led), test it and then install it in the headlight duct. I am giving 3 star for installation as both sides of the power socket has lock on it (the one rhat makes the click sound) causing the confusion about its polarity with car power socket.

I received the lights, out of the box very nice, when it came time to install them they didn't match the mounts of my low beams, I did some looking and had to order retainer/adapter colars, I have to wait more for the retainers to come in through the mail to install them, the package said kit so I thought plug and play, that should be defined more in the description, to get the adapter and colar in the lamp was the next challenge, they matched up nicely but fit together very loose and had to go in as 1 piece, I wedged a flat piece of cardboard between the 2 and after a few tries and some finesse i got them to seat, the next part was getting the actual led light in and was without a hitch, just line up the tabs, insert and turn to adjust the beam, now to the lights themselves, out of my projector lenses, that is what caught my attention when I was looking to purchase, the leds were amazing, big improvement from the halogen stock, after the pain in the **** process I am very happy with them

While these do fit the 2021 Hyundai Kona EV with the appropriate LED adapter / retainer clip, the brightness is worse than the stock halogens in the projector headlights surprisingly. No matter how hard I tried they just wouldn’t stay in alignment and as a result you can see the brightness suffered and the beam is scattered in the first image (led on left halogen on right). Second photo is both halogens to show correct alignment. I should also mention the exact same camera settings were used when taking those photos to ensure an apples to apples comparison.While the light is definitely the colour I wanted, it did not improve the brightness of the light nor the distance of the beam. This unit did appear to to have a wider beam though. It is a tight fit but it works as it is an H7 bulb used in the first place; however my quest for new headlights continues.For what it’s worth, the fan was very quiet, the adapter was easy to install and there were no error messages or flickering. Unfortunately, the performance wasn’t quite there for me. I also had some concerns about the heat that was being put off as the dust cap/enclosure essentially causes the fan to blow hot air on itself.I should also note: these are not legal for headlight use. Only off-road fogs as specified on the box (not anywhere in the description).As a result I have returned them without any issue.

I got these for my 2008 Toyota Sequoia. I drive a lot at night and in forested areas with animals. The halogen bulbs I had before were so-so. These bulbs are what I have been waiting for years. I only upgraded the hi-beams so as to not be "that guy" blinding everyone with ultra bright low beams. These work extremely well. No concerns with excessive power draw blowing fuses as LED are 90% more efficient,and the overall draw is still less than normal halogen bulbs. For my vehicle, I had to loosen off the windshield washer reservoir and remove the battery for the other side. o big deal at all based on what has been delivered. Only trick was the connection to the original cable goes either way for the new bulbs. One way works, the other does not. All I had to do was disconnect and reconnect the other way when the first bulb did not light up. Took 5 secs. I got lucky on the other side and it worked straight away.

I like the brightness and output however I've only had these a few months and now the fans are making a loud noise on start up. They were quite a pain to install because I was sent 2 driver side collars so the passenger side light pattern is too high.