🔵 Yoper BA9S 53 57 1895 64111 LED Car Canbus Light Bulb 12V Deep Blue 10pcs Review

Cheap bulbs, they are very small and don't give much light but they also use almost no energy, ideal for the size they were designed for.

Exactly what I ordered. These LEDs were replacements for the 1891 bulbs. Fairly bright and matches the color and brightness of my other LEDs on the dash. The bracket fitted with no problems.

Shown on the left is an LED, on the right is a warmer factory bulb. On this car, it's a parking light that shares the fog light housing. I love that they aren't "super blindingly bright" like many LED manufacturers try to be the brightest. Sometimes it's nice to have the same factory "brightness" as the incandescent bulbs I replace with lower temperature LEDs. They also go well with xenon headlights. Let's see how well they perform over time.

(((((The picture is dimmed to clarify the color))))) Brighter than incandescent lamps (I was only striving for energy efficiency in pure white, not cool to all) The bayonet is weak. I messed one up trying to fit it in, but overall they seem like a worthwhile buy, we'll see how they hold up over time. Will be a 5/5 star if the base is a bit stronger. The 2000 Volvo s70 is easily twice as bright, but I'll say it again, I got them for the energy efficiency!

So I bought a couple of sets of green LEDs to match what I was doing in the dashboard. (The dash now has a wedge shaped bulb so I couldn't just buy the same bulbs) They were a lighter green color and brighter than other bulbs I've installed in my dash. I ended up not using them because the other set suited my style better. They work great in my 66 white air (HVAC controls and the obligatory triple Sunpro sensor). I see some reviews of LEDs not working in older cars. Just apply 12V to the bottom

What I liked best: it works in any position, so I didn't have to test it in the old socket and take it out for reverse. Second, these 3 SMDs are bright (!), especially compared to an incandescent bulb, and the color is on point (I ordered warmer). I would send it back if it was disgustingly white. I said they are 340 degrees around the light - only because technically there is no direct light from the edges of the PCB. But in a case like a gauge/gauge/radio/clock/console - you'll never know…