SilverStar Ultra

I bought this as a cheap alternative to HIDs. I have a 2009 scion xb and it being winter, i use my headlights a lot. I was going to buy HIDs but i didn't want to cough up 150 bucks for it. While these aren't totally cheap and the reviews stating its short life, i was keen to try it just for the winter so at least if and when the bulbs do burn out, it's probably spring time and i'll just buy HIDs then. I will say it is REALLY bright. Visibility is one of the best i have experienced. And i have owned many cars with HIDs or stock bulbs. The visibility is amazing, the light line is perfect and the range of light is spot on. I can really see everything with these. It almost makes me not wanna ever go HIDs. Which brings me to my only complain. I don't really care about its short life, hell i don't mind buying new ones every 3 months for the performance this has, i just wish the lighting didn't look stock. In the commercial it says its supposed to be "whiter"? I didn't notice that, it just seems brighter than stock, same color. I wish it was a white white. Like how luxury cars come stock. I know those are HIDs but i wish i had the color of the HIDs but with the visibility of these bulbs. I guess i'm happy for now.

Perfect fit replacement bulb (but I already knew that before I ordered the package). I have 50 years of electronics and repair technician experience, so I always do my research before any online purchase. For Sylvania halogen bulbs, there are 4 different classes (according to the back of the package). From Basic to the SilverStar Ultra version I bought. You can review the package chart on the back online before your purchase. I did. The Basic and maybe the next level up, are made in China. Hey, if you're the thrifty type, buy the Chinese products before the proposed tariff war starts. I bought the top of the line because the ratings (by the manufacturer) were the highest compared to the lowest price version. If the headlight replacement for your car requires you to stand on your head and have three assistants (read your car manual and search DIY videos), then please buy the better version. My car, a 2014 Accord, required some minor contorting by my wrist and forearm but I won't be doing that again anytime soon. One important detail: DO NOT touch the halogen bulb "glass" with your fingers.; Your skin oil will cause the "glass" to fry in one spot and prematurely age the bulb. Trust me. Halogen bulbs have been around since the 1960's and I know what I'm talking about. Hold the replacement bulb by its plastic base.

Clear, bright white color, and the brightness for visibility is great. Works just like I hoped. These really help see distance, and it's a perfect fit as stated. Sylvania is all we buy for quality lighting that we know we can depend on in our cars. These are a bit more expensive than others, but they are worth it.

Bright and easy to install. I like the white looking light. Hopefully the last long time. Slightly expensive, but would be again.

Do not buy from this company. I question if the bulbs are “real” Sylvania. I bought the pair and one bulb went out shortly after. The company said it was outside the 30 days for Amazon and Sylvania wouldn’t warranty them because they couldn’t verify this company as a legit distributor. Fast forward 5 months, the other bulb went out. The bulbs literally lasted a total of 5 months Complete junk. I’m mostly upset that the company wouldn’t stand by their product.

I installed these on my ‘19 Subaru Crosstrek and they were instantly better than the stock bulbs. Very clean, clear light. My recommendation is if one bulb burns out, change them both because the other bulb is probably due to burn out

Perfect fit in my 2013 Honda Pilot. Easy to install and super bright. Exactly what I needed when replacing my headlights.

Not a bad bulb. This is my third vehicle I installed them in. These went on a 25 Silverado Custom. Took me 3 minutes to install. I would not say they are drastically brighter than the original bulbs but i do notice some improvement. They do shine further and wider than the original bulbs and thats what i was looking for. For its price its a decent upgrade. I will say from experience on previous vehicles i have used them on, Malibu and Equinox, they last about 12- 24 months just depends how much you drive.

Much brighter than OEM bulbs. Do not expect to get much more forward coverage but much better coverage to both sides of the road.

Best performing low beam headlight bulb for the 2006 Buick Allure CX 3.8L V6. This is an H11 replacement bulb pair for my low beam headlights. I got about 2 years out of my last pair of the exact same make and model from Sylvania. They provide a good colour rendering index of projected light under all driving conditions including snow ❄️. It projects light really far and clearly for night driving. It is also a good colour temperature for the eyes. It is a little bit challenging to replace the low beam headlight bulb for my vehicle but I have the procedure down pat so it is easier now. I recommend this exact H11 Sylvania bulb as a replacement because you should never skimp or compromise your ability to see clearly when driving at night. It is the best in their lineup of replacement headlight bulbs. Always replace headlight bulbs in pairs!!! I don't recommend LED headlights because they may also throw ECU codes for incompatibility, unless you're certain they won't from the manufacturer. Double check this functional requirement with the manufacturer before purchasing an LED replacement headlight bulb pair. Always replace headlight bulbs in pairs!!!

Not last long

I had to replace the whole headlight assemblies of my Volvo and bought these bulbs for better lighting. I'm a little disappointed as they are not really white, more a yellowish tone and I see two lighter patches on the road in front of me while around these patches there is less light. I played around with the adjustment of height and width, but it doesn't change the patched lighting. I got another pair for another car with old headlight assemblies and it's the same not really white and bright light. At least they are of good longevity, it's almost a year since installing them.

My OEM bulb decided to call it quits, prompting me to give the Sylvania H11 Silverstar Ultra a shot. Verdict? The brightness goes above and beyond, illuminating the night and revealing details I didn't know were there. I attached a picture for you to witness the light for yourself. While I don't have a snapshot of the OEM bulb for a side-by-side, it is obvious to me that these Silverstar Ultras outshine in terms of light volume and crystal-clear vision. Now, the only hiccup is, despite being touted as 'WHITE LIGHT,' it's more of a subtle, cozy glow—maybe around 3000K to a max of 3500K. That is the reason why they do not get a 5-star! At this moment, I do not know how long the bulbs will last. Just hold my hope!