Fahren 9007/HB5 Light Bulbs, 22000 Lumens Bright 9007 Light, Real 1:1 6500K Cool White IP68 Waterproof Lights, Quick Installation, Pack of 2

I got these replacements for my 2005 Chrysler Town & Country. For some reason Amazon says these 9007 LED headlight bulbs don’t fit my vehicle but they fit perfectly.The vehicle is old and so are the headlight lenses – they need replaced. Light output from old bulbs was terrible and couldn’t see very far down the road. I had purchased this brand for my other vehicle and loved them. I love the “bright white” color temperature over the old “warm white” – I think it illuminates the road and signs much better.What a difference these LED bulbs make even in the old, cloudy lenses! Instantly much brighter and see much farther away. Pictures attached show light at dusk both regular and bright mode (these bulbs are both regular and bright in one bulb). No flickering seen at all. Instant on and instant off. No additional resistor packs required. Took only minutes to replace and a perfect fit – exact match to the old lights (as shown in the picture).Very nicely packaged. Comes with instructions in English including pictures. A pair of cloth gloves for swapping the bulbs to avoid getting oils from your fingers on the LEDs/bulbs. The LED units feel sturdy and of good quality. No heat issues found.I highly recommend this brand and these replacements. Very bright white and not “too blue”.

I have upgraded to these LED Bulbs on my 1993 Honda Del Sol and 2001 Ford Ranger . On both installation was simple and the results were amazing. The results were like night and day, the beam pattern is perfect and the brightness is amazing. I should have installed them sooner. Highly recommend .

Amazing brightness. Performance exceeds expectations color is great installation was easy and it fit my new headlight assembly like a glove.

I had purchased a different set from a different manufacturer that were subpar. They fit badly and had not what I was hoping for in the brightness department. So lo and behold these from Forenner were exactly what I was looking for and I'm happy to have found them. They fit awesome in my 2002 Ford Mustang GT Convertible and the brightness are exactly what I'm wanting for when driving at night. I have a 9007 style headlight and I'd recommend these to anyone looking for replacement of halogen or a different LED manufacturer. Do yourself a favor install them and be happy!

I bought these lights myself, and was not given any incentive for this review, I say what I think.I replaced my high intensity halogen bulbs (regular headlights, (not projector) with the Forenner (9007 Type: Q36). The object was to improve night driving with a brighter, more focused light.To be clear, these DO have a fan at the tip of the bulb, which is somewhat novel. FWIW, they come nicely cushioned in a box with foam inserts, and even a pair of gloves. Note to manufacturer -it would be nice to have larger type for instructions that's more easily read...Although they're LEDs, not bulbs, they are very, very close to the size of a conventional bulb, making installation the same as a bulb. The plugs fit with no trouble at all. The instructions state to have the LEDs facing 3o'clock and 9 o'clock.There were no codes thrown after installation, and they lit up right away. I could not discern any fan noise from the bulbs, but then again, my car has a bit of a rumbleA quick test drive when it was dark revealed a few things: The normal (dim) light is brighter, and whiter than the prior bulbs; the brights are considerably brighter; and there is more illumination to the sides for both. I was not "flashed" by oncoming drivers, at least for now. I don't know how these will be in moisture laden air, such as fog or rain, but the extra brightness could be a refraction problem in that area.The bad news is that rather than a smooth, even spread of light, there are obvious hot spots. My understanding of this hot spot effect is that this is largely the effect of the headlight reflector configuration, not always a poor LED design, although that could obviously contribute as well. This is likely going to be different for each car since the headlight designs can vary so much. I cannot definitively state where the fault lies, and suspect, in this case, it might well be imperfect reflectors. Without testing other lights, I can't make a comparison.Bottom line: Are they worth having? If they don't burn out soon, then even with the somewhat annoying hot spots, they're a genuine improvement for driving at night, and they will remain in unless they prove to be a problem to other drivers, or an issue in the rain/fog. YMMV.I will update this after some time has passed to see how they hold up, and work in differing conditions.

I swear my old 96' still had the same off the show room bulbs in it when I took her out the othet night!? Glad them bumps are along the middle and the sides of the road, cause I was having to brail my way home! I got these sweet ass bulbs and now even a leaky head won't kill these out- very bright, very durable. And the price was just right for an ol tight ass like myself++ thanks y'all 👍👍

Lights fit my 99 f-150 perfect and plug in my factory harness. They are bright on low and high beam. Seem well built for the money. Would definitely buy again.

I wouldn't suggest buying these at all, they're very bad quality, and they got burned out really fast. My low beams don't work, only my high beams are currently working, so I wouldn't suggest even buying them.-Installation is good and easy. The appearance of the headlights on the road is terrible on low beams, high beams they are very good. And every clear.-The fit on the model is good, although it depends on your model.-Heat wise, they do not overheat that easily. But they do become stupid.

changed with these for better light in winter driving, nice and bright.