🔆 DMEX D3S Xenon HID Headlight Bulbs 4300K Warm White - Enhanced Car Headlamp Replacement - Pack of 2 Review

So far only the first day and the light bulbs are working properly. One of mine burned out and was replaced. It perfectly matched the color temperature of the existing lamp. It was a little lighter, probably because it was new. I'll go for a few days and maybe then I'll replace another one.

Didn't even last 10 months, bought January 27th and came out the 2nd week of November. Fairly easy to install, slightly different in color than the standard products, but a 10-month lifespan is unacceptable. I've now put in a second lightbulb, but won't be buying any more.

Nothing to say. Exactly as described. 2016 Jeep Cherokee There was no need to remove the tire or break into the wheel arch as some videos suggested. It took me about 10 minutes to install. DO NOT TOUCH THE LIGHT WITH YOUR FINGERS! Use rubber gloves, the oil will ruin it. Have had them for a few months now and work great. Well, the price.

Don't buy them, they just can't take it. It was pleasantly bright when installed, but unlike the German Osram lamp I had installed 2 years earlier, it died out after about 6 months. Installation labor and effort includes use of brand name only. When I contacted the seller they asked for a photo of the blown bulb. This would require me to take it out without replacing it, then reassemble the car, wait for the new bulb to ship, and do it again. What a waste of time and work. Not a bad guarantee.

Rubbish! 1 lightbulb burned out exactly 45 days later. I'm an HD mechanic and wore gloves during the installation and I never touched the glass part of the bulb even when I was wearing gloves and it still burned out. They appear to be designed to last long enough to get through the "acceptable return window". No, I don't want a replacement because I don't want to deal with the replacement issue again in a month or so. The entire body of my car has to be removed to replace it. I had to buy an…

Replaced both bulbs in my 2009 A4 (used 4300K as I wanted brighter light), found one bulb was noticeably dimmer than the other. I was going to return them but due to the amount of work it takes to replace the headlights I'm just leaving it alone. Who knows how long they'll last. I would say if you are tired of keeping your car for the next few years then you should definitely go OEM. UPDATE: After a few days of driving, I couldn't take the hassle anymore and despite my best efforts, ordered a…