LIGHTENING DARK 10000 Lumens H7 LED Headlight Bulbs,CREE Chips Conversion Kit,6000K Cool White - 360°Adjustable Beam Pattern

Bought the H7 version for use as low beam headlights in my 2005 Sorento. Picked them based on online review from bulbfacts. They live up to the review and provide a nice light comparable to the silver star halogen, but a little whiter. The only negative is that they get crazy hot....after the light has been on for a bit....can't touch the radiator support or the fender next to the headlight because it feels like its been out in the Arizona desert sun all day. IDK if I'll keep them because of that, that heat can't be good for the other parts next to them. I think they need more space than I have.

Just got these in today. I watched a review on YouTube about LED light bulbs sold on amazon. These came highly recommended. I bought the clips for these to fit in my 17’ Jetta. These were an absolute pain in the rear to put in. I eventually got them in; after 2 hours.. they are bright. I hope they last long. I would recommend to buy, but be ready for a fight if they don’t fit without the clips.

These lights are much brighter than the many other LED headlights I’ve tried.The only issues I’ve had is with an annoying headlamp malfunction error that keeps appearing, but only on the driver’s side. This also causes the turn signal light to stop working.After installing the headlights, the error appeared a couple of days later and lasted for a few days. The error went away and the turn signal worked normally again. But only for a couple of days.The error has returned and the turn signal light has stopped working again. This time neither problem has gone away on its own.I’ll be going in to inspect the issue and will update my review afterwards

Went through several technologies and products in an attempt to upgrade mediocre halogen bulbs on a new '17 Hyundai Santa FE. All were in the $50 rangeRound 1: Kensun HID kit. Amazing amount of 5 star reviews. Excellent customer service. Ran into common flickering issues and parts, adapters sent out free of charge. The light beam was excellent! Lasted maybe a year and 1 headlight went out, couldn't resolve. Not to mention, wires draped all over the engine compartment with ballasts attached requiring connection to the battery. PITA!Round 2: PIAA "top shelf" halogens. No better than the stock. ReturnedRound 3: the Lightning LED. Saw a youtube video comparing most of best sellers on Amazon. Bulbfacts channel. These were winners hands down. Installed fairly straight forward without extraneous wiring all fitting into the headlight. Seems well made despite all these products originate from China. Not a single reputable brand, ie Philips, GE, Sylvania make aftermarket non-halogens. Odd. Wonder who's making the stock LED/Xenon headlights in top end cars?After 1 night driving, huge difference and improvement! Much "whiter" beam. Will keep and see how long they last. Will play with adjustment to to see if any difference in the rotation of the LED.

I’ve bought twice and both times they’ve only listed a year until one dims beyond being usable

Well!! finally got it working for complicated VW/Tiguan/2018 installation procedure..manufacturer don’t include retainer/adapter to fit in these German car’s headlights; you have to go thru hassle of researching the retainer - the one which fits for your car. It’s complicated to get them in and fit in groove. After all trial and error of installing this, hola!! The dark road lit up with white light and then holly crap!! Look closely the beam pattern , damn!! it’s flickering....It worth to buy- may be or just to show off..My purpose was to have clean bright white light without any glitches. Now contacted customer service on email & sent a canbus to prevent flickering. After installing canbus flickering stopped.. thank god it worked and also canbus was free of cost...Cons:Also god knows why they choose red color body, in reflective type head lights it’s looks like a red light glowing in center.I doubt they have tested for multi vehicles application and respective quality testing to build compatibility test...

I have low beam projectors and high beam reflectors. It works fine on reflectors but woth projectors I found it's not bright enough. No way 10000 lm. But still batter than halogen. Price for this should be around $30-40 not more than that. Overall 200% brighter than original halogens. Again cant be 10000 lm output these dim. I am uploading 2 low beams and one led high beam pictures.

I bought these to replace the stock halogen bulbs in my 2016 BMW 320I. I had to purchase H7 LED adapter/retaining rings in order to install them. Once I figured that out I just twisted them into place and plugged them in. Using the Bimmercode app I turned off low beam warm monitoring and changed the bulb type from halogen to LED in order to avoid any warning lights or flickering. The light output is extremely bright, night and day compared to the stock bulbs and the beam pattern is close to stock. The H7 version of these bulbs do not come with or require a driver which helped fittiing the bulbs in the limited space behind the headlight dust caps. As others have mentioned, I can hear the bulb fans when the engine is off but it isn't that noticeable. Love these bulbs.