Review on 🔆 SNGL H7 LED Fog Light Bulb Yellow 3000K - Ultra-Bright H7LL H7 Replacement Bulbs for DRL/Fog Lamps by Steven Loy

I wish someone else would do all the work for me and I would have to buy so many different lamps to test. Anyway, since I've spent a lot of time testing lamps, I can pass on information as well. This information is for "SNGL H7 6000k Xenon White Ultra Bright High Power H7LL H7 LED Fog Light" as Revain reviews are often found everywhere. Let's start: This lamp (one lamp only) starts at around 1400 lumens and drops to around a thousand over the first few minutes and then slowly drops to around 876 lumens over 10 minutes where it stabilizes. In comparison, my incandescent bulb starts at 1450 lumens and is very stable, meaning it doesn't change at all no matter how long you wait. What I noticed is that there are no rules when it comes to fake online advertising, so sellers can cheat whatever they want. I'm sorry that we innocent people get burned. Are you serious that these bulbs are advertised as 1800 lumens? If it were, I'd keep it in my heartbeat. All LEDs produce about 50% more light within the first minute if someone doesn't notice. On the other hand, incandescent lamps are stable. So we measure the LED in a time interval of 10 minutes and then get back to you. Come on! 1800 lumens? Serious? Let's draw a conclusion here; You want to buy an LED that produces more than 1450 lumens. So convince yourself and do not rely on what you have read.