🌙 Enhance Night Visibility with Philips X-treme Vision +130% Headlight Bulbs (Pack of 2) (H7 55W) Review

We were late for a day, but everything is fine, they definitely shine better than standard ones, but not by much. Got pros: Saturated light, a clearer light beam, of course, I didn’t feel the increase declared by the manufacturer in meters, it shines better and not much further than ordinary halogens, before that I took + 130% enough from a year to 7-8 months, depending on the intensity of the ride, if to compare them with these, the light is a little whiter and a little brighter, but it seems…

If you often have to drive at night outside the city, where every meter of visibility is important, such lamps are much better than standard ones.

Got pros: Shine a little better than the original installed from the factory (Mini Countryman) The packaging is reliable. Got cons: Maybe this, of course, is an advantage, but I could open the package and get the bulbs only with the help of a special tool, a flat screwdriver, a probe) Overpriced

I literally said "Wow!” when I first switched it on in my 2015 VW Jetta. The light was not only whiter when viewed from the outside, but also more uniform and clearer when driving. Definitely an improvement in visibility and the beautiful white tint is a stylish plus, especially for newer cars. In my photos you can see a comparison between all OEMs and low beams with Philips X-Treme Visions and I have also replaced the city lights, tiny peanuts next to the high beam, with a SYLVANIA 2825…

I know there are many lighting options - I've asked more experienced car owners and got conflicting advice. There were HIDs on the higher end ($100 range), but with further reading they got hotter and burned out faster on other users. HID might be right for some, but I wanted a hassle-free bright light but not so bright as to blind oncoming cars. Why would a blind driver run you over while driving a 2,000 or 3,000 pound car? I needed a light that would illuminate the country lanes along our…

Not sure why Revain says these bulbs won't fit my GTI with halogen bulbs; If I haven't missed anything, H7 is H7. And of course they fit perfectly and were exactly the same size as the original part. The lamps are very good; definitely whiter and brighter than the embarrassing stock bulbs VW uses. Some people seem concerned that they won't last as long as regular incandescent bulbs. I don't know if that's true. And frankly, I don't care. The extra light is worth it. Especially at this price…

I installed it four months ago and used it a lot both night and day during the winter. So far, so good. New bulbs always look better than the ones you just replaced, so it's hard to tell if they're noticeably brighter than standard Hyundai bulbs, but they're definitely slightly less warm in color temperature, which helps with perception . I think it's the best balance in a halogen bulb to get a slightly brighter light while still maintaining reasonable longevity. "Ultra bright/white" halogen…

Ok, just like everyone else who has commented on this lamp, I did a little research before deciding which lamps to go with my standard -Would like to upgrade halogen lamps. . Keep in mind I have a brand new 2015 Hyundai Veloster with under 1000 miles so the stock bulbs were actually pretty good but I wanted to see if I could get more brightness and range along with a whiter temperature. The reason I included the Nighthawk Platinum in this review is because I bought them both in the same order…

Last week I bought these X-treme Vision 130 bulbs to replace the frustratingly weak standard halogen bulbs that came with our new 2017 GLE350 M. Benz. The vehicle uses a projector-type headlamp, in which a halogen bulb is housed in a tube with a lens that actively directs light onto the road ahead of the vehicle. The problem with halogen bulbs in projector headlights compared to older style cup-shaped headlights (which passively diffuse the bulb's light everywhere) is that the projector doesn't