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Installed in the fog lights on my 2015 BMW 435i XDrive Convertible, H8 bulbs. Installation was easy, of course it depends on your machine. They look much better than the factory yellow halogens and are an alternative to LEDs, which cause a lot of problems for the car's computer. They have a very similar light color to the factory HIDs on my car which cost around $4300k. Until they burn out soon they keep their 5 star rating.

Was using one of these when the low beams failed on my 2010 Saab 9-3. Replacing the H11 bulb was as easy as it gets. Simply put on clean latex gloves to keep dirt or sebum away from the lamp. The performance of the lamp is very similar to the original. I'd say it's a little whiter than the original and at least as strong. Of course I can't say anything about the durability of the lamp, but for the price I paid, that's 5 stars for me!

My non-original headlights have the low beam burned out on one side and when I removed the bulb I have never seen such a bulb. So my search for Revain began and I was surprised that they have a range of many types of bulbs like this and even LEDs. But I wanted to stick with the type my headlights had, so I took a chance and ordered them. Installed both left and right and noticed a slight blue cast in the light but other than that they work great. Time will tell as this is also my daytime…

I wanted the headlight to be a little brighter and whiter than the original on my Honda Odyssey and it fits perfectly. The color temperature is slightly higher than the original, resulting in a beautiful white color that shows all night scenes in their true color, rather than being yellowed by the original "yellow" tint of the bulbs that came with the van. Then the light output is also slightly higher without dazzling oncoming drivers. This was another problem I didn't want. I see other cars…

100W H7 6500K High Power Bulbs PACKAGE problem, I contacted them because one bulb is DOA and they sent me a new kit free of charge. The lamps are very well made and for €6 they are absolutely worth their money. Go to your local parts store and they're $40 a set. Installed them on my 2010 Town Car and got instant results. Note, however, that putting a 100 watt bulb in a 40 watt reflector will result in some light leakage and a slightly wider beam, as reflectors are designed to throw a less…