Enhance Your Ride with Philips Automotive Lighting 9005 CrystalVision Ultra Upgrade Bright White Headlight Bulb (2 Pack) Review

To be honest I VERY dislike using them but my wife couldn't stand the LED bulbs I bought for her 06 Pilot. Also, the projector's beam pattern didn't look quite right with the LED. So these were the whitest halogen lamps available. And I think they really are. My wife is happy and I am generally happy.

Bought these for my 2015 Honda Civic as high beam/daytime running lights in addition to the newly purchased LEDs. The goal was to get rid of all the "yellowing" of my headlights. They were advertised as "white" headlights but once I installed them my friend couldn't even tell I changed them. They were all the same yellow. Sent them back and bought LEDs instead. Bad buy for what I wanted to achieve.

I liked how they looked after installation. However, they only lasted about 15 months. I bought Crystal Vision for both of our cars and our fog lights. Around the same time, a headlight and fog lamp burned out in every car. Philips told me they only have a one year warranty if bought through Revain, not two years if bought from a store. This is very bad because the light from them was amazing. I'll just choose another brand, maybe Sylvania or Lumen. Philips lost my business.

Factory bulbs replaced with a 2016 Malibu Premier. I am happy with the results. The left, 1st photo, the pears were yellowish. Night vision was terrible. My wife and I hardly saw each other at night. Maybe 20 feet of visibility. The second picture is a Philips 9005, increased visibility by at least 200 percent if not more. The color is almost white, but still yellowish. I would recommend Sylvania lamps if you want even more light output. I've used them in the past with better results. Still…

They are actually very powerful and insanely hot, so be careful! They are not as white as LEDs, but rather dull white with a yellow tinge. But don't get me wrong, if you have halogen bulbs in your car and want to improve the brightness and color without spending close to $100 on LEDs, they are very good and I highly recommend them. They put out a very powerful beam, not too bright when people shine on them, but a huge improvement over those ugly yellow halogens. If you are looking for new…

These lights are great! If you want to get closer to the HID look, it's incandescent bulbs. They are 75-80% brighter than the factory halogen bulbs that came with my 2019 Hyundai Kona (in my opinion). The headlights are bright white with a slight blue tint. They were easy to install and no longer looked like halogen yellow. I had no problems with drivers, flashing lights, or any error codes. My only complaint was how I received the lightbulbs. They are housed in a hard plastic case with tabs to

I have long suffered with the replacement of headlights with LED. I was able to find an LED replacement for my old halogen bulbs, except for the high beam, as the same bulb works as a DRL (6 volts) in the morning and as a high beam (12 volts) when needed. LEDs don't have that flexibility so I had to stick with a halogen bulb and hope the coat of paint they applied would make it whiter. So, to be clear, this light is white? Does it look like xenon? NO. When I see these lightbulbs, are they white

I bought these hoping that they would match the factory HID color temperature of my 2010 Lexus IS 250 (why does Lexus keep mixing and matching bulb types, even on 2017 models, I not under power ). It should be noted that the factory bulbs (which I believe are Philips) are rated at 4300K or neutral white, while the packaging of these bulbs says "up to 4000K". I considered Sylvania's Silverstar Ultras (rated at 4100K) or Silverstar ZXE (rated at around 4200-4300K), but concerns about durability…