Review on 💡 Fahren 9006/HB4 LED Headlight Bulbs: Super Bright Conversion Kit, 60W 10000 Lumens, Cool White, Waterproof - Pack of 2 by Robert Dickinson

I bought these for a 2012 Honda Civic and immediately after installing bought a kit for our 2007 Honda Odyssey. They light up the road much better than the Civic's 5 year old OEM replacement bulbs and the Odyssey's 2 year old Philips 9006 CrystalVision Ultra Upgrade Bright White bulbs. The pictures show the Odyssey before (yellow), one each (yellow Philips on the left, bluish-white drivers on the right) and then both drivers. I used my camera's manual mode to keep the white balance, exposure, and aperture between the bulbs to show their differences in color and brightness. The Fahren headlights are noticeably brighter and retain the same pattern and definition as the Philips headlights. Unlike other LED lamps, they do not scatter the light in all directions and dazzle oncoming traffic. It's awesome! I also have a 2017 Honda Civic Type R with factory LED headlights and they produce a very similar light output in terms of color and road lighting. Before these bulbs in a 2012 Honda Civic, I also tried NINEO 9006 HB4 LED bulbs. Bought from Revain for $48.87. Here, too, driving lamps are far superior to NINEO. The NINEO bulbs are quite bright, but the light isn't focused as well and they dazzle oncoming traffic. Not only do these driving bulbs cost less, they retain the standard lighting scheme and shutdown in the Civic as they do in the Odyssey. I will definitely be buying another set of these driving lights if the need arises in the future. For $39.99 they are worth the increased visibility they offer.