🔦 Boslla 9006/HB4 Fog Light Bulb, 4 Modes 3 Color, 6500K/4300K/3000K Light Bulb - White/Warm/Yellow Light, 60W 7200 Lumens, Pack of 2 Review

Most of the below realize that the white headlights they factory fit on their cars as fog lights are actually headlights. Put simply, they're terrible in the fog. These bulbs give you the option of using flood, fog or something in between. Three lighting modes are very easy to switch. Good product.

Hello! They were on my 2003 yellow Corvette, the first few times I used them at night they worked great. However, last night the driver's side was bright white and the passenger's side was yellow with low power. Reset and every sequence seems to be turned off by the setting. I get home. I have read the reset instructions. Everything is OK. If you toggle them too fast, they will reset. I followed the instructions and so far so good.

The package consisted of a large box with a small box of headlights inside without any packing material, which caused the protective glass in the box to break during shipping. However, the bulbs work well and are very bright, and the "yellow" color is very good for heavy snow and fog. Also, most new cars require a "decoder" or "resistor" to stop them from throwing error codes at your car.

My last update from Boslla LEDs 1/2 LEDs on one of the lamps only emit 30-40% of the light. Another big issue was the LED popping out of the frame every 2-3 months. I really like the concept of these lamps but due to the above issues I had to downgrade my rating to 1 star. Do yourself a big favor and don't spend a penny on these light bulbs. You'll regret spending $130 only to find out in a few months you bought junk. Here is my honest review. It's an amazing concept but the quality is very…

Pros: Upgraded my 2016 Jeep Patriot (with ballasts) stock halogen to these and the photo says a lot. New on the left, old crappy halogens on the right. Obviously much brighter. Now for the cons. It's not listed, but FYI some cars require you to buy Boslla ballasts, otherwise the headlights are fundamentally faulty and constantly flashing from one mode to another (which is pulsing; illegally driving your car if that's FYI the case is). SO these ballasts cost me an additional $45 and another week