🚗 Cutequeen T10 White LED Car Lights Bulb 900Lumens for Car Boot Trunk, Map Light, Number Plate, License Light (3020 8smd 10pcs) Review

these headlights shine much brighter than i thought. At first I thought they were dark because they're so cheap, but they actually glow quite well. I've only been using them for a few days so I can't comment on the lifespan of the bulbs. They actually fit my 2012, unlike some other 168 bulbs in the past. Edit: After a little over a year of use, I've changed my mind to 2 stars. Bottom line: you get what you pay for. I've tried all 10 bulbs because they keep failing or burning out. Each only…

Update 7/30/17 - all but 4 bulbs died or flickered. Stay away from them. Some started flickering within a month of installation. Fantastic price - couldn't be better! For me, one in ten lights failed within three months of installing them, but they're still worth it. Buy two packs to have spares or when your friends see how cool they look in your car you can give them a few! Installed them on my wife's 2011 Odyssey in the center/rear of the car and also in the headlights. in the door. The front

These LED bulbs are a much brighter directional version of the 168 wedge base bulb. The LEDs are all located at the end of the bulb like a flashlight so they emit very bright light directly from the top of the bulb (not around the perimeter like a lightbulb with a glass dome). So far I've used them to replace the stock headlight bulbs on our 2008 and 2013 Prius. They emit bright white light and are very bright. They give off a much brighter and more pleasing light than the yellow cast of…

Worked great for 1 month. Then all 8 built-in bulbs started flashing and went out within 2 days. Very poor quality LED to replace 192/168 etc. Used for number plate lights on two vans, one truck and position lights on one van. Save money and look at another alternative. Preferably one with a driver board or the correct resistor capacitance for the LED. If you are looking for a replacement that will continue to work I have 20 White Jtech Jtech 10x T10 8-SMD W5W, 147, 152, 158, 159, 161, 168…

Worked great for 1 month. Then all 8 built-in bulbs started flashing and went out within 2 days. Very poor quality LED to replace 192/168 etc. Used for number plate lights on two vans, one truck and position lights on one van. Save money and look at another alternative. Preferably one with a driver board or the correct resistor capacitance for the LED. If you are looking for a replacement that will continue to work I have 20 White Jtech Jtech 10x T10 8-SMD W5W, 147, 152, 158, 159, 161, 168…

Update! 03/30/17 - literally ALL the lights start flickering! Everyone! This is not a quality control issue. It's a cheap LED. I estimate the lifespan of each LED to be between 75 and 200 hours. I do not recommend these LEDs for those who intend to use them for more than 75 hours. It's pretty embarrassing to have a flickering license plate and door lights on an Infiniti. My car turned into a flickering light show. Buy high-quality LEDs! Unless, of course, you don't mind changing them every few…

These units are ideal for replacing size 194 bulbs used in ceiling lights (front and sliding doors) on a 2000 Toyota Sienna. Not only do they help improve the overall quality of vehicle interior lighting, but they also significantly improve visibility when the doors are open, making them safer for boarding and alighting passengers and approaching vehicles. These units are excellent and I will probably use them as needed when upgrading my car's exterior lighting. I don't think I will be using…