🌟 H4 LED Motorcycle Headlight Bulb Hi/Lo Beam 9003 Bulb - 2500 Lumens - White 6000k - CSP Chips - 1:1 Design Review

Direct replacement for the stock bulb. Much brighter. Although there are lamps that are much brighter. I have not found a direct replacement 5 times more expensive.

Addendum: Low beam burned out after a year and I don't use the car that much anymore even at night. Arrived in a nice box with no damage. We hope the bulbs and fins will last a long time. The fins inside help if you have a suitcase, limited space, or a boot that fits over the back of the bulb to keep moisture out like I did.

Put this light on my '04 Honda Superhawk. So easy. All my cars have LED headlights, also another motorcycle. This time I tried something different: a three-sided LED block. not there. With all my LED options, low beam is usually all you need. Not this time. For 18 euros I will not send it back. I'll put in a halogen and look for something else.

OK, spend over $300 on a new sealed LED headlight OR save my suitcase and for less than $20 replace the halogen with the halogen LED and carry on. Well I spent less than $20 and couldn't be happier. The light pattern is similar to a halogen lamp, this light has LEDs on three sides and spreads the pattern over the entire reflective surface, just like halogen, but it's much brighter. I set the bike up where I normally set the light's height and it works exactly with no adjustments. Didn't expect…

Will likely fit other vehicles, but this product will not fit my 2007 Can-Am Outlander HO ATV that uses H4 bulbs. The electrical connections and fitting are exactly the same as the OEM H4 halogen bulbs and the light works and looks very bright but I never got it fully installed. The LED cooling fins on the front of the lamp are too big to fit through the back of the reflector. I could probably gouge the reflector hole a bit, but I don't think it's worth modifying or damaging the quad to fit the

I bought two of these LED motorcycle lights. On the first LED light I bought I tested the brightness of the light and ran the light at just over 14.5 volts. light out. So I bought an LED flashlight because I liked the intensity of the light it produced when 12VDC was applied to it. I made sure the light was set to 11.8V DC when I installed the new light. The new light lasted about 2 days, after which it went out. Investigating the LED lamp failure, I found an internal short to the LED lamp…

So I bought it for a Yamaha TW200 motorbike. I'll start with the positive things. It seems well done. I certainly didn't have any issues with the build quality, and the heatsink around the base looks solid and a bit heavy. The LEDs all work. As for performance, it's a little brighter than my standard bulb, but the high beam is practically no different from the low. The biggest downside I have is that it's not that much brighter than the stock. Not enough to guarantee that I'll let it go and not

This was the best "upgrade" I've done to my bike to date. I bought this bulb exactly 3 months ago today, bought on June 16, 2020 and drove about half an hour from my house by myself. I ended up at the 'other store' where I live and like everyone else I visit an item and leave with everything else except what I stopped there for and when I went to my bike it was dark . No problem with my yellow tinted glasses and that amazingly bright LED headlight. I wasn't worried until I started my bike and…