🔦 NINEO Fanless H4 LED Bulbs, 10000LM 60W Wireless 9003 Lights All-in-One Conversion Kit, 6500K Cool White Halogen Replacement - SEO-optimized Pack of 2 Review

01/24/2021 Day 1 So far, so good! Super bright! I see so clearly Before that there was a Sylvia Golds Halogen. Still hard to see at night in the rain. I'm not sure about the durability. I hope they last 3 years and work well at night in the rain. DRL lamp lights up in daylight. Not sure if this is a problem. I doubt it, except that the signal light interferes.

I replaced the stock bulbs in a 2003 Forester with these and they work very well. Easier to install than fan type. And I get very nice bright headlights with a good beam pattern for both low and high beam. These weren't stock lights, they were aftermarket lights, so I'm not sure how well they will work stock, but they work great for me.

This is a simple bulb kit that connects directly to your car's wiring harness. The hardest part of this installation is getting the old lightbulbs out. All I can say about the light output is WOW - what a difference. They say the light output has increased by 300% and I can believe it after seeing them in the dark this morning. For the price and easy installation you can't go wrong, I would recommend.

Last night I replaced my standard bulbs with these LED bulbs on my 2007 Honda Ridgeline. Fan? The reason for the purchase was the size and the fanless design. the description advertises this as a fanless variant. Then why does the manufacturer say to add a fan? what kind of fan do you need? One star deducted for that. I hope they last without a fan.

Very bright and relatively easy to install but yes if you have a Mitsubishi you MUST cut the rubber sheathing around the lights or they will not connect to the wires. The back of these lights is longer and slightly thicker and until I cut the sheathing the light wire clips just fell off and didn't catch on the light pins. A little chiseling on all edges and a firm jab around the shrouded lights and it was fine. Then all you have to do is adjust your headlights and you're done.

As a late adopter of LED lights, I wanted something fanless that would last a long time. My neighbor bought them and has been using them for many months now so I decided to give it a try. They shine very brightly at night but in a specific range so they don't blind other drivers, even in my stock reflector headlights on my 2006 Scion xB. Very nice white light and definitely an improvement. Plus they're even cheaper and brighter than the high quality bulbs I bought from the auto parts store…