H4 9003 Bulbs, 1000% Super Brighter H4/HB2 Powersports Bulb, 6500K Cool White Fog Lights, IP68, 60000Hrs Lifespan, CanBus Ready, Plug-N-Play, Pack of 2

so far so good, lined up very nicely, less than 10 minutes to install both bulbs. amazingly bright, as bright as the halogen hi-beams. havent used for night driving outside of just going around the block to test if i need to adjust beam. (surprisingly, I do not, they have lined up just as the halogen bulbs did, this is the first time Ive encountered this switching to LED after a decade of using various LED bulbs.) true test will be monday with my 40min drive from work at 11pm along a very dark road. will update at that time if needed. update: so I did get a couple flashes so Ill look to adjust the beam down a little. update2: added pictures to show how bright these are coupled with the (for now) Halogen high beams. pic1 is hi beam off pic2 is with hi beam active (yes, I intentionally took the images with the moon in the sky like that, kind of looks like God is watching over me...)

I've bought MANY torchbeam light bulbs for a fleet of vehicles and none of them have let me down at all. Much brighter then stock. Sometimes it does cast a different light pattern and you may need to adjust lights after as its not a traditional style bulb. Instead of 360-ish degrees of light being cast from a standard glass bulb, these do cast a bit differently. But, it was to be expected considering the design. Very bright, they look good and do not have an ugly color. Crips and white. Caution should be shed if your headlights have a rubber cup that encasing the entire housing of your headlight assembly. These do have fans and need some air flow as to not overheat. None of mine have ever overheated though as I make sure I alter the rubber cap when and if that applies (seen it more in projector style light housings.

I replaced these led bulbs with cheaper set I bought about 3 years ago and I’m blown away with how much more light these put out. The beam is way more efficient and wider than the previous bulbs. I don’t know how long they will last. I’ve only used them for a couple of days but I’m very pleased. The install was no problem at all

Love them super bright no adjustments plug and play well worth the money please buy you won't regret it. I promise..

They work great and are super bright but they didn't come with the anti flicker like the others do. That's the only down fall so far.

EXCELLENT, Totally easy to install plug and play.The visibility is" BRIGHT"

These started great. Had them on my 2015 ford explorer. Lifespan is 50,000hrs according to the description. IF I was to drive for 8 hours a night with the bulbs in use, every day, they should last me 6,250 days, which is 17.1 years, but they were almost nonexistent after 18 months. AND I definitely wasn't using them for 8 hours a day every day. IF I used them 24hrs a day, they're still supposed to last 5.7 years. Just replaced with a different brand with more lumens. Hoping to see if they'll last longer.

Well I'm off to another brand 😕. I have 2 vehicles and both have 4 headlights, I have 2 lights that always stay on both vehicles and one of the two diodes randomly needs to be replaced. I like the beams but for the price they just ain't worth replacing for another failure to happen, I have around $250.00 in lights for 2 cars and after 4 identical failures I'm throwing in the towel 😕

Just installed on my elantra 2017 Gls. Working perfectly fine. Not blinding bright and better than the old yellow ones. I hope they last long.

Very bright. Good light beam. Had one driving light burn out after a month. High beams seem to work great. Had them installed for almost a year now and the only thing that’s gone wrong is the burnt out driving light. Okay for the price point.

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Awesome!...It's Really Bright.. A+++ Thanks!!

I had this brand of lights in 3 vehicles now and they have all worked well and have been dependable. Some have been in service for over a year. Only odd thing, the radio in my Silverado truck goes fuzzy when you turn on the fog lights now, which is a somewhat known issue as the fans can feed back electrical interference. But then again, maybe you shouldn't put high beam bulbs in your fog light receptacles. But they work great to light up the road!