Led Headlight Bulbs H7 CREE 48W Fanless Cool White 4800LM 6500K IP65 Waterproof Headlight Conversion Kit

It would have fit first try but the oem plastic locks from the eos wont fit the LEDs. I had to order an h7 plastic adapter with a larger hole to allow the LEDs to lock into the housing.Had to buy a canbus canceller because of error lights in the dash but was an easy fix.Rerouted the canceller outside with some minimal drilling and 3m tape. Also not necessary since the heatsink fits the housing but I am planning to cut a hole through the housing lid to extend the heatsink outside and dissipate more heat for long roadtrips.For what it is, the LED kit has the perfect brightness and elevates the cars appearance.

Update** February 7th, 2020There are 2 leds on each bulb and the one of each blew. They both habe good ventilation for a car.Nice led alignment for my B6 Passat. I did have to get an adapter since VW locks it in and the bulky back couldn't pass through. It is one of the most compact LEDs I know off. The ones with the fans can resonate through out the whole car, so the heatsink on this is nice. Not a lot or any radio interference or VW must have good EMI isolation.

I bought these lights for my 2014 Ford Fusion and 2015 Ford F150. I replaced the low and high beams on both vehicles and was very thrilled with the outcome. The photo I included is the difference on the low beam for stock vs LED.My truck already had LEDs so these were an equivalent replacement, but for my car it was a solid upgrade from the stock halogens. Upgrading from the dimmer yellowish light to this was an amazing difference.One of the main reasons I went with these is because they use the cooling coils instead of fans to help cool the lights. I had read about people having various issues with fans, especially if they fail which would then allow the light to overheat and eventually fail as well.The only downside is that because of the polarity of the lights, you pick up some additional interference which impacts your radio. A remedy for this is to check an RF choke (aka ferrite core or ferrite ring) that you can place around the cable of the light. I bought some from Amazon (~$11) but haven’t messed with them much since I mostly use my phone to listen to radio stations.

Nice and bright working great for the past 4 days. Installed on spyder projector headlights low beam on 2015 dodge ram 1500

I would use these as fog lights only. I installed them into my 2015 Ram 1500 with aftermarket 2020 style projector headlights. These bulbs were WAY dimmer than the cheap halogen bulbs that came in these as well as the factory halogen bulbs in reflector housings. I tested then for 2 weeks to make sure it wasn't just the certain area or certain weather making a strange pattern or something. My headlights are properly aimed and these bulbs are downright dangerous to try driving with in very dark areas. Will be removing and going back to halogen till I find a better option.

Bought these to replace my H7 halogen high beams In my 2015 BMW F30 and they are very bright.

Installed very easily with the appropriate H7 adapter (purchased separately). The heat sinks were easily tucked into the headlamp assembly without interfering with the dust cover. Unfortunately one of the bulbs was flickering and I returned them.It does look like these are an older style LED but they felt rock solid from a quality standpoint. I ordered from another company when these didn’t work out.

Worked for my 2010 VW CC for a month and one bulb stopped working completely. They are very bright and I always get flashed so that’s the only positive thing I can think of. Installation in the CC is a pain but durability and longevity is definitely not this products strong suit.