🔦 OSRAM NIGHT BREAKER LASER HB3/9005 - Next Generation Halogen Headlamp, 150% More Brightness, 9005NL-HCB - Passenger Car Duo Box (2 Lamps) Review

Much brighter than standard halogen bulbs, didn't want to use LEDs or hide them, they are very bright, haven't had them for a long time so I don't know how long they last.

The headlights melted a few seconds after I connected them to the headlight harness assembly. a terrible choice for any light anywhere. (2016 Chrysler 200 Series)

These lightbulbs are cool! They are very bright and light up the road well! This is a big improvement over the standard bulbs. I chose 5000K and am very satisfied. They give a much whiter and brighter light, but not uncomfortable. I like driving with these lights at night. I highly recommend!

This is an evolution of OEM lamps. The color is around 4300-4500K, so it's a warm white that's great for rainy conditions. They don't absorb as much on wet roads as bluer headlights. In combination with the Nightbreaker High Beam Kit, driving at night becomes much more comfortable. I will inform you about the lifespan of the bulb later.

These are direct replacements for standard bulbs, making the light much brighter whilst remaining legal. The packaging can be used to store old lamps in case one of them burns out, which I did. According to reviewers, they don't last as long as standard bulbs, but with such a significant improvement in nighttime visibility, I'm willing to put up with it and order them again if they burn out.

A few bucks more than the best Sylvania halogen bulbs. Advert made in Germany. I thought the German stuff was pretty good, so I went for it. Headlights professionally adjusted as my car cannot control the headlights by itself. One appears to be brighter than the other. But the street is well lit. He is aptly named Nightbreaker. Perhaps there is another reason why a person appears less bright. What can I say, I am very happy with them.

The bulbs I replaced are Sylvania base only, probably half the price considering I went back to Sylvania base, that should be a clue be on how poorly they perform compared to you. They weren't even that bright. This has nothing to do with the "brightness" factor, I hid my lows so I knew the halogen wouldn't compete in that category. I was looking for more brightness than what I was replacing. They claim "150% brighter", which I'm sure compares to the standard halogen bulb I replaced, so I don't