HIKARI 2023 Future 30000LM H11/H8/H9 LED Bulbs, Fog Light, 65W Titanova LED, High Lumens LED Kit,6000K Cool White, IP68 Waterproof, Halogen Upgrade Replacement, H16 Foglight

I bought these as an upgrade for the stock halogens on my 2013 Dodge Dart, but only after going a bunch of video reviews (thanks Headlight Reviews and Headlight Revolution!), using fairly reasonable price, quality of construction, brightness, and adjustability as my criteria.I have a tough time justifying paying $250 for the vaunted GTR Lighting Ultra 2, so I finally settled on these because they fit my criteria as a mid-level LED headlight replacement.I like that these have a high quality fan with a proper protective grill over the blades to prevent damage to the very important cooling system.Really, the only hard part with these was the installation process, but that is due to the headlight design of my car that makes it a bit awkward to get everything in place.I finally discovered that the best way to install these was to detach the locking plate (it's a friction fit with an o-ring) from the LED light, position the locking plate, then use the LED light as a sort of improvised wrench, as the LED light has a flange that engages the locking plate to allow the locking plate to engage the locking mechanism in the back of the headlight reflector where it fits.Once the locking plate was fully engaged, I carefully aligned the LED light in the locking plate, orienting the LED emitters in the proper 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions for proper light distribution.That part about alignment of the LED emitters applies to all LED headlight upgrades.The cross section of the assembly that extends into the reflector housing that also contains the LED emitters somewhat resembles an uppercase letter "T," and it's critical that this be oriented as if it were an upside down letter "T."Failure to orient that part at the six o'clock (bottom) position will cause light distribution problems and reverse how the dimmer switch works, causing the lights to be on dim when they should be on bright and on bright when they should be on dim.For anyone wondering about why anyone would even bother with switching from factory halogen lamps to a quality LED lamp system, I will just say that I drive over twenty-five miles on my way to work each day through a rural area where I often see deer, and I can use every advantage I can get to make it easier to spot them.I've even hit two deer in less than a ten-year time span, and I can honestly say that LED headlights make it possible to spot deer much farther away dead ahead, and they even make it possible to spot deer off to the side before they have a chance to get in front of me.Those extra few seconds of being able to see deer make all the difference with being able to avoid destroying a car (my first deer collision totaled my car) or getting me badly hurt or worse.It was worth the money and effort to retrofit this upgrade, and these are just what I was looking for.

I have a '15 Optima I bought new. The factory headlights were not bright from the day I. The bulbs didn't last longer than 18 months, even the overpriced ones from the dealership. I tried several after market pairs that were fair but they all started pulsing after awhile. NOT THESE. They are really crisp and bright. Improved driving in the rain and overall sight distance by leaps and bounds. HOWEVER....even though they fit they don't fit exactly like factory bulbs and you can't lock them in. The bulb lock is mad onto the back of kia bulbs. It is owned and licensed by kia, most aftermarket bulbs won't lock. I made my own retainer and sealed the housing back. I have had them installed for over 6 months without any issues.

I'm on my 3rd pair of Hikari bulbs over the course of about 8 years. These specific ones are brighter than the sun and great for highlighting the eyes of deer on the side of the road. Installation was plug-and-play. The adjustable locking collar was not needed as they fit perfectly in my 2015 kia optima OEM headlight housings. I also have a pair in my fog lamp assemblies with yellow tinted lenses. There is virtually no light loss through colored lenses.I have tried about 5 brands of LED H11s and none can hold a candle to hikari. (Pun very much so, intended)

I have our head these same bulbs and they are great. These were the correct bulbs but they did not fit in the housing of a 2013 Jetta. Reordered ones made for a Jetta that fit correctly.

I installed these in my 2013 Ford Taurus. The headlight housing has a projector lens and these headlights work great.I previously had put in a different brand years ago and they were starting to dim and not work as good. Putting these lights in, they appear to be much brighter than they even were previously. So far they have been perfect and really feel better driving at night again.

These lights are bright!!! PERIOD! I upgraded my FiLs cars halogen projector headlights and holy ****, what a difference. I thought my cars factory projector LEDs were bright, but after having driven the with the Hikari lights, mine feel like halogens. The beam pattern clean and crisp requiring no adjustments of any kind.

MY Hikari Titanova low beam headlights are bright and white light. A huge improvement over HID or halogen lights. You can actually see while driving at night. They were easy to install and best part they have a two year warranty

Very bright and easy to install on my 2018 Toyota Tacoma. Once adjusted correctly, the lights will not blind anyone on the road.