H7 LED Headlight Bulb, Aukee 110W High Power 18,000LM Extremely Bright 6000K Cool White CSP Chips Conversion Kit Adjustable Beam

I purchased some Aukee H11s for one of my cars with reflector headlights several months ago for around $30 and was very happy with them. Since then, I purchased some upgraded headlight assemblies with projectors. I've tried a number of LED brands, including Hikari Ultras. I was disappointed with them. One of the fans didn't work on one of the Hikari Ultras, and they had a disappointing beam pattern and weren't very bright. Hikari fixed the issue, and I relegated them to the foglights on another car, where they work well. I have no problems with these Aukees! They have a perfect beam pattern in my projector (and I do mean PERFECT), and are considerably brighter than the 6000lm Hikari Ultras, and even some that claim to be brighter, like another brand that claims 10,000lm. I took some before and after photos in my garage, comparing the other brand's 10,000lm to the Aukee 9,000lm. The difference is HUGE. The brighter photo in the garage is this Aukee. I set the camera to manual and made sure the settings were exactly the same for both photos, to get an accurate comparison. The dark area below the projected light is not visible on the road, unless you strain your neck and put your nose against the windshield. I took the photos in the same spot with the camera up against the windshield, just below the rearview mirror. Out on the road, these have the best dispersal and color temperature in projectors that I have experienced. They have no funny patterns or hot spots in my projectors. Not only do they light up the road extremely well with a nice, strong white light, they also go way out into the ditches on dark roads. This really helps with safety, so you can see any animals that might try to dart onto the road. Many others I have tried don't even come close in comparison! Make sure you have the lights at 3 and 9 o'clock for the best dispersal pattern. I know many people are concerned about high-output LEDs being too bright, and causing glare for oncoming traffic. I can confirm that is definitely not an issue with these Aukee LEDs in projectors, as long as you make sure they are properly aimed. I have never been flashed by oncoming traffic, and I checked them from another vehicle to see what they look like. There is no glare AT ALL. In fact, they are less obtrusive than most halogens in reflector assemblies. After trying several brands over the last year in three of my vehicles, I have to say the LED headlight technology has finally improved to the point that it rivals or exceeds HID. These Aukees certainly do. If you have projector headlights and want a great alternative to HID, with the added benefit of Instant On that HID doesn't have, as well as the potential for considerably longer longevity, THESE AUKEE LEDS ARE THE BEST CHOICE that I have found on Amazon! You will be very happy!October, 2020 edit: These are still working flawlessly and bright, after a simple modification to redirect the heat. I noticed that they substantially dimmed after being on for several minutes, so I did some research to find out why. Originally, the seal boots behind the headlights were air-tight, which meant the heat these headlights and decoders were producing could not efficiently escape. That caused them to dim as they got hotter. So, I purchased some new seal boots for my headlight assembly that had holes cut out perfectly so that the fans were exposed to the outside air. They also allow the inline decoders, which also produce a lot of heat, to be outside the assembly, as well. So, now that the fans and decoders are exposed to outside air, these Aukee H7s stay cool. THAT MEANS THEY NOW STAY BRIGHT, even after being on for hours! I added two photos that show the decoder and fan outside the new seal boot. These Aukee LEDs haven't given me any issues with longevity, either, and I suspect that now that they can stay much cooler, they will probably last even longer. In my experience, these are STILL the best I've tried on Amazon!

Ho.Lee. Mo.LeeI am impressed!! In my previous car I had swapped to LEDs for my low beam bulbs, but I held on to my 55W HIDs for the bright bulbs - nothing could out perform them. Nothing until NOW, that is.I live in Alaska, where you seriously need the brightest lights you can manage for dark mountain passes and unlit roadways. If you can't see a moose in time, you're gonna be in trouble. Seeing that the output on these was rated at 18K lumens, for this price I thought I would give it a try. Here's my experience...Installation:For my application (2010 Audi B8 A4 Avant), the install was extremely simple! And the power supply/ballast is so small that they tucked inside the factory dust covers - absolutely no cutting or modification needed. They simply snapped into the H7 clips like the old halogen bulbs. Very satisfied with the process. I did opt to remove the entire headlight assembly, which isn't hard at all, but I was also polishing the lenses while I was at it. So articulating the bulb into place was much, much easier this way.Testing:After I connected these I was pleasantly suprised that there were no flickers and no dash lights; everything operated as normal, and the car didn't gripe. Tip for Audi: the +positive+ side of the bulb plugs into the yellow wire side of the receptacle.Operation:After waiting until nightfall (didn't take long, it happens at 4P this time of year), I went out to test these in an area with no traffic. I knew from testing that they appeared to be bright, but WOW, these these are seriously on par with my old 55W HIDs!!! I think they are AT LEAST as bright, but I would need a more scientific approach to know if they are brighter, but form my observation they are completely comparable.The upside with the LEDs is that they are instant-on, with FULL brightness. The HIDs always took about 5-7seconds to fully 'warm up' and change to the proper color. They didn't work too well for flashing your brights at anyone since they initiated at about half brightness. But with the LEDs... watch out! You might just induce blindness.Conclusion:If you need bright LED light replacements (high beam!), these are fantastic. My only word of caution here is, don't be the fool that puts these in place of your low beams!!! These would totally be considered illegal for standard headlights, not to mention the fact that it would endanger/impair other drivers. They are THAT bright.To recap:---> Great price---> Small package---> Easy install---> Super bright (use for high beam only!)---> No flicker---> No errors / CELsI am very pleased with this purchase.

Great build quality, didn’t seem to be made cheaply. Install was fairly easy just remember you must order clips to secure lights separately.

I had originally purchased the 50w H7s not knowing there was a higher one available... Since I didn't feel it was bright enough for regular driving, I put them on the DRLs.... Pulled the trigger on this 110w for regular driving and I'm happy... I went through hell to install the first ones but installing the second set was very easy. Take the ring thingy off, careful not to let it fall in the light fixture crack or else you'll have to take the whole front end apart like what happened to me, secure the clips and you're done.. No need to purchase anything extra, no adapter, nothing... The only thing you'll need to do is make a hole on the side of the back cover to run the cables since the balast, or whatever it's called, will not fit inside the fixture ( Forgot to take that picture, sorry).. I can say that brightness is awesome but I honestly was expecting even more, I really don't know about the LEDs definitions in regards of wattage, lumens, etc... It's very important that you set them in the 3-9 position so it gives the wide angle.... All in all, happy... By the way, in case you are wondering like I was, it does provide the High/Low settings... Hope this helps... Pictures show the DRL ( Center), the regular driving ( Outer ), with regular Halogen ( Warm White) and all 4 ( High Beam )...

I have returned this LED lights back a week ago and still haven't received my refund yet. Products description says it fit 2017 TUCSON H7 but the bulb doesn't sit tights in the housing socket so I returned them but still haven't received my money back .

Very bright and well designed. Made in China. Materials look sturdy . The bright is by far the best I had on my cars ever. Recommended. Product needed resistors (Volvo S60, T5 , 2001) to convince computer all is working properly. Easy to install. It did worth the money.2021- May - the bulbs are still on my Volvo. Excellent quality. They did not fail. RECOMMENDED.2022-January - bulbs still working properly. I will try the same for Mercedes Sprinter.

These are awesome, worth every penny. I'm not quite sure its really 9000 lumes & 55W because its only a slight improvement over my previous set of LEDs but these bulbs have a wider beam pattern then my previous set. I'm loving it.

Install these in our car. Using the adaptor clips was a little bit tricky but once I figured it out it wasn’t too hard. As for longevity, we will have to see. They’ve only been installed for a month. They are much brighter than the factory halogen lights so far we are really impressed.

No light error for Jetta 2016. Love it. Works great I just don’t like that it’s adjustable because I had to readjust it after installation but it was perfect after