installed on a skoda fabia with projectors... compared to halogen, much better and proper lighting. as for the noise that some people mention, I don't hear anything....

Very good lighting
I installed them in a Renault Scenic 2 because
There isn't enough space to fit an LED system with extra cables

I have these, they fit perfectly like regular bulbs and they even have a small fan inside the bulb

Installed on an Opel Corsa 2005 on the high beam, they have strong and clear light but the fans are very loud, almost like a vacuum cleaner is running. If they were on the low beam it would bother me a lot, but on the high beam during trips it won't bother me much. I wouldn't put them on the low beam. As for their durability over time, we'll see... for their price, they illuminate quite well.

A pair was installed in a Leon with a simple replacement of the old halogen. The light is clearly much better without a doubt. However, they have some fans inside that make a lot of noise and that's why the fewer stars.

When I placed them horizontally the light was going upwards. When I changed their position and placed them vertically the light was going as it should. 308 Peugeot

This particular product is not compatible with Ford Mondeo MK4. Although there are two bases for installation, support is not achieved and they fall off. The old bulbs are supported thanks to the plug that supplied them with power, which had two other holes that press and tighten the bulb in the headlight base. Personally, I managed the support with a makeshift solution. I do not know if there is an adapter. Also, with the way I supported the LEDs, the headlight cover closed. (I had the same problem with the H7 bulbs, which I solved in the same way)

It is more than what it promises, very nice distribution of the lighting without disturbing those opposite

They don't have very strong light, and the sound from the fans is so loud that it becomes tiring

The last two sets have been a failure, the first one burned out within three months and the second one makes a very loud noise from the fan... overall I suggest paying more once and getting something of better quality with greater durability and less noise

Very good brightness, clearly better than halogen bulbs. Installation was easy, just like changing any other bulb. They were installed in a 2009 Ford Fiesta and I tested them on a night trip where I was following a friend's vehicle. The light beam is very good, it lights up the road as it should without disturbing the drivers in front, something that was also confirmed by the driver I was following. As for durability over time, I don't have an opinion yet but I believe in any case they are worth the money for their quality

excellent performance, it has a tiny cooling fan. I don't know how long they will last but they definitely have very good lighting.

After 2 months of use, I can confidently say that they are worth the money, clear light without any flickering and easy to install.

Very good lights.. They were installed in a Leon 1M. Before these, I was using xenon worth 60€.. I have never had such brightness.. I recommend them to you

In an Opel Corsa C with a projector, they entered a small large scale and with the correct adjustment, the road became day, especially in the large, and without blinding the oncoming drivers

Better light than the factory bulbs, without making the night day. However, when I had installed xenon once and they made the night day, it accustomed the eye so much that in the mirrors of vehicles with low lighting I couldn't see them at all. These bulbs are a significant upgrade without creating such situations.

In brightness, they do not have a significant difference from regular halogens, but their light is whiter / "clearer" and reflects more intensely on road signs, making them easier and quicker to notice. With the lack of can bus, I have no issues (in a 2009 Alfa Mito 155hp).

Very nice color. They were installed in a Citroen C5 without any modifications. They lose one star because in terms of brightness, they don't have much difference from halogens (the car did not have an issue with reduced lighting performance).

Yes, they are a bit stronger than halogen but not a huge difference.. the only thing that changes is the color and maybe a little cleanliness.. if you want more light choose stronger ones... I chose them just because they don't have the external bulb from the fan and I don't need to make modifications.. while it has a built-in fan. I wouldn't buy them again though.

Unfortunately, one of them burned out after 2 months. I am waiting for an update from the store to see if a replacement can be made.

Update: An immediate replacement was made with a new pair of LEDs. I hope they last at least 1-2 years in terms of durability. In terms of power for their type, which are small and have a small fan in front, they are satisfactory.

Installed on a FIAT Tipo (356).
A huge difference compared to the halogens that the car had from the factory.
The installation was relatively easy. The headlights have enough depth, so the cover closes normally and no adapter was needed. They snap right into the headlight.
The light they produce is like day and night compared to before.
However, at least on the Tipo, I had to lower the headlights quite a bit to prevent the beam from blinding oncoming or front drivers. So, after installation, you must check if the beam is at the correct height.
Overall, very satisfied and definitely a significant upgrade for the car, as long as it is done correctly.

Update: After 4 months, one of the 2 unfortunately burned out. However, there was an immediate replacement from the store where I bought them with one piece (unfortunately used, now how long it will last time will tell)

I replaced the halogen bulbs in my scooter.
The difference in brightness is significant (for the better).
The fan is barely audible (which is reasonable) before you start the engine, but it doesn't bother me.
I recommend them without hesitation.
Now it remains to be seen how long they will last!!!

Installed on an Opel Corsa C 2002 model (No can bus system)
Very good lighting, nothing like halogen
Installed on both low and high beam
Now, as for durability, I don't know
I will come back after some time for an update

10/08/2025
Still trouble-free on the car and the brightness is the same

2/4/2026
The right bulb burned out

Finally, after failed purchases of €10 and €15, I spent a bit more and got these. The previous ones were Chinese, just like these, but in this case, the light is really powerful and white. Stronger than halogen lamps. They were installed on a VFR1200F motorcycle.

Time will tell for durability. The intensity of the light is clearly better than halogen now if it achieves the nominal performance it claims, I don't know, I am satisfied especially for the size, you don't do any tricks on the flashlight.

They provide sufficient lighting, I would say double than halogen and not 3-4 times more as the company claims. If they bother others and how long they will last, I do not know yet because it has been one day since I installed them. So for now, 5 stars and if I see any unreliability, I will come back to lower the stars.

Let's start with something basic... it is advertised that they have a brightness of 12,000 lumens. For reference, equivalent halogen bulbs have 1,100-1,200 lumens... so one would expect that as soon as they are installed, they would see the true light, something that unfortunately was not confirmed. Also, it should be mentioned that the cooling fans they have (even though the bulb is enclosed inside the lantern) can be heard in quiet conditions. In summary, the only benefit I see is the 6,500K and the fact that they generate much lower temperatures compared to halogen and xenon bulbs.