💡 SEALIGHT H4/9003/HB2 LED Bulbs: Ultra-thin Design 60W 6500K White Conversion Kit with Fan - Pack of 2, 12000lm Review

We received the goods very quickly, well packaged and in good condition. Oh my goodness! tell me about the light I couldn't wait to install it. That angled shield on the lamp that helps keep the light in place and appears to be accurately marked. I like it very much, good products, let's see if they hold up after extensive use. I can recommend these products to everyone.

I used to use halogen lights and am a bit short sighted. When driving at night I always have poor visibility which makes it very unsafe. I've wanted to convert my headlights to LED for a long time. Then I went to check, I saw that such a review was good, I decided to buy it, I didn't think about transportation so quickly, I received the goods for installation. particularly satisfied with the brightness, the light is relatively white, the low beam has a tangent, the high beam can be focused to…

The light quality is perfect! The color temperature is excellent and the amount of light they put out is very good. There seems to be quite a bit of UV in there as the reflective lines and markings really stand out. I'm a bit concerned about the radiation pattern (see photo) as the radiation pattern appears to be reversed for the US market. Although so far no complaints. They appear to be made of quality materials so I'm hoping for a long lifespan. They were very easy to install. It's like…

I have installed various LED bulbs in various cars and this one is my favorite for two reasons. with universal bracket, it can be installed upside down. Some others don't say which side is up anywhere in the instructions. These do. 2) True low and high beam. Most of the others I've looked at had little to no difference in beam pattern, but this one works and is more like a regular incandescent bulb when it comes to low and high beam. a set of these. I recommend everyone to buy!

Bought for my 2015 Tundra headlights. Fits, but you need to cut out the dust cover to install the fan on the back of the lamp/driver. Not a big deal, but it does mean you'll need new dust covers for a watertight seal if you go back to halogen bulbs. The brightness seems fine. I have had past experience with the low end and high end HID kits that were popular 10 years ago. I would say the brightness is about average on these runs. Definitely brighter than budget kits. Slightly mottled in certain

I installed them on my old Camry 99 LE. Camry has these rubber boots to protect against water. To install them you need to do the following. 1. Disconnect the wiring harness from the existing bulb.2. Remove the rubber cover. 3. Disconnect and remove the old bulb.4. For a new bulb, remove the retaining ring as indicated. You can see I removed it in the first fig 5. Insert the lamp into the rubber boot so that the boot goes past the red gasket (in the first picture) and fits snugly against the…

These lights appear to be of very good quality. I used these to replace my 99 Civics Factory h4/9004 headlights. They are at least 2.5-3 times brighter. In my photo, I used my 2014 WRX with HID to show both retargeting and brightness enhancement. I didn't expect them to be as bright as my Subarus' HID. A few notes. These headlights have a wide pattern. If you're a decent person, you'll take the time to adjust your headlights so that they point downwards so as not to blind everyone. Again, I…

I bought this to upgrade the 9003 halogen bulb on my BWM R1100RT bike. bad plan. As this bulb has a fan on the back and wires going to the plug it will not fit unless I remove the waterproof rubber cover of the headlights on my BMW where the bulb is mounted. Obviously, unless you live somewhere that it never rains, motorcycles aren't very good. My guess is that some cars have similar headlight guards, which means this issue is probably not unique to my motorcycle. So be aware of this potential…