OSRAM XENARC OEM 4300K D1S HID/XENON Headlight bulbs (66144) by ALI - Made in Germany (Pack of 2)

Worked perfect in my wife's 2011 Buick Enclave with HID headlamps. Install in this car was interesting (had to pull the liner in the front wheel wells) but having the exact bulb bade things a lot easier. These bulbs were an exact fit to the GM originals for a fraction of the price. Even the label on the bulbs was almost identical to the 10 year old bulbs being replaces.The brightness is very good, I am told they will get brighter after they have been used for a while. Also the color temperature is similar to the OEM and not the bluish lights you see added on to cars these days.Overall very happy with the money I saved.

The 2 bulbs were sealed in a separate box as shown.Installed the bulbs in a 2008 3-series BMW. Brightness seems comparable to the Phillps xenon bulbs that they replaced - no complaints.Saved a fortune over buying the bulbs from our local BMW dealership, and many hundreds more in labor charges if I'd had someone else do the work.Recommended, and would certainly buy again

I had a low beam bulb go out on my Volvo XC90. I went to the local autoparts store which wanted $123 for one HID bulb. I found these bulbs at half the price on Amazon and a youtube video online to replace them and decided to give this a chance. The package arrived well protected in the original boxes as shown with plenty of bubblewrap. I can confirm that these are official OSRAM bulbs unlike one of the reviews I read here earlier. I'm pleased to say I switched out the bad bulb in about 10 minutes and then did the other low beam just so the bulb's lifespans were the same. I was completely done in 20 minutes and the headlights are working great. I highly recommend this product. For the Volvo installation, I only needed a small regular screwdriver to pop off the electrical connector to remove the headlight assembly. No other tools were needed.

Perfect fit, lasted 3000 miles with less than half night time driving

Most budget bulbs have a much bluer cast. Not these OEM bulbs! They are worth the few extra dollars.

These were already installed in my 11 Buick regal ( previous owner I’m guessing ). One went out so I was deciding these vs LED’s. I had used LED’s in the past and they don’t seem to last as long and Ice does not melt off the headlights with LED’s. I decided to go back with these and I’m happy. They warm up quick vs other cheap hid lamps I’ve had before and seem OEM quality and color.

Had headlight issues going on for a couple months till both finally went out. I ordered a set of these trying to keep a low budget. They fit like oem and are extremely bright. I absolutely recommend these. I fit these on my e92 335xi 08

I ordered this Osram lamp as an exact MFG replacement for the bulb removed from my 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee. This was a 2 pack so I'll have a lamp ready when Passenger side lamp burns out. Price was lower than similar lamp from Sylvania. It is not the lamps fault, but there is nothing easy about replacing the lamp. To access driver side lamp, you need to remove the top section of air filter compartment box (easy) and then the bottom section of box (sort of difficult, but doable). And then get your hand in there to remove and replace lamp from the lamp housing.