KATANA 9007 LED Bulbs,16000LM 70W 6500K Extremely Super Bright HB5 LED Bulbs All-in-One of 2 Halogen Replacement Fog Light

First time after installing them, driving at 4 AM in wet conditions, low beams are brighter than halogen, but halogen high beams provide a flood light that these high beams do not offer. These high beams, are just that, aimed higher, and only slightly at that. Halogens provide a flood light that illuminates way more area. The low beams have a great lumen that provide better lighting for the road including in wet conditions. I feel these would be better in a projector housing. So far, for the price, they’re decent. Local auto stores want $100 for a pair of LED. When you get them in, The locking ring helps to finely adjust them, but turn the housing too far and they come out of the locking ring. I’d try for more expensive ones, but I have a feeling they’d wind up with the same results. Oh, and if you feel they are too snug to get in and the locking ring won’t turn, or you feel you have ti put too much pressure on them, just make sure the grommet for the last bulb isn’t still on the housing opening. This is for a 2014 Cruze. Will try and update with pictures when I can.1st 2 are low beams. 2nd 2 are high beams.

To start off, I cannot attest to longevity of these lights as I've only had them for roughly 15 days. However, time will tell if they hold up, but for right now, I can say that I really do enjoy them for what they are.I began looking into switching out my halogens in my 2019 Honda Civic due to the fact that the daytime running lights (DRL) are LED. It looks a bit odd having white lights with yellow-ish halogens, so I wanted to find something that was 'plug-and-play' while also looking aesthetically pleasing but still somewhat useful during bad weather conditions (more on this down below). Out of all of the LEDs available, this one seemed less complicated - ie. these are all-in-one and don't have a ballast on them, which cuts out the part of having to find a place to 3M it or zip tie it somewhere. Plus, the lumen output seemed decent enough, although I wasn't entirely sure whether it'd be too bright and blind oncoming drivers (note: they do not blind other drivers. I haven't been flashed once).Needless to say, these are truly plug-and-play. They were super simple to install and worked like a charm. Immediately, I noticed a difference in terms of brightness. While I can't say they're a true 6500k cool white, they do lean on that end of the spectrum as there is a hint of blue to them without it being obnoxious or noticeably blue. I don't know that they're an exact match for my DRL; they're pretty close so I was satisfied with that. I do like the color, but if you're looking for no hints of blue, then these won't be for you. I will also say that the fans on these LEDs are pretty quiet. I was expecting much more noise output, but these give off a low hum that you can hear when the car is shut off. However, it's quite a deep sound that it's really easy to ignore, and I honestly don't notice the sound anymore.Now, I'm not good with measuring distance, but I do feel like these have a little bit of a farther throw than my halogens. They light up signs significantly when I'm farther aware on top of me being able to see the sides of the road. On a highway, the throw gets washed out a bit due to street lamps and other vehicles on the road, but I don't feel it's an issue because well, everything is already lit for you at that point.The downside to LEDs, however, is that in terrible weather conditions, the throw is essentially washed out. Having had a lot of rain and fog where I live lately, I've been able to put these lights to the test, and what I feel is that in fog conditions during the day, these aren't going to help you - although with that said, neither were the halogens or factory LEDs other people were using around me. I also bought this product with this in mind - granted, I live in a state where it's more sunny than it is rainy or foggy, but it's nice to test this out to determine if I wanted to keep them or if the weather conditions were enough for me to want to change them. Thus far, I've kept them in.Now, I will say that rainy weather is where my slight hesitation comes in, and it's only at night. During rainy days, these LEDs work well. I have no issues seeing rain, and there is no glare. The problem arises at night when the roads are wet, and you're on a highway - the white lines of the road distinguishing lanes become a little harder to see. This is due in part to them being the color white, the roads being wet plus the LEDs being washed out because of so much other lighting. There were definitely a few times during my drive where I was questioning whether I was even in my lane. Keep in mind, my fog lights (at this time, at least) were still halogens and not really contributing to the overall light output. WIth all of this said, however, that is the only time I've ever felt like I wish I had more light or that I wasn't using LEDs. I drove fine during plenty of rainy nights, but I will say I had to be a little more aware due to the rain and glare of those white lane indicator lines - so, something to keep in mind.All-in-all, these lights are pretty great, and I'm very happy with them for the price point. They really do work well, and I've really enjoyed them so far. I'd recommend giving these a go and seeing for yourself. Are there brighter lights out there? Probably. But for the price you're paying, I really do think these are worth it.

I bought these for use in my truck, but I only drive it a couple of times a week. At first these were amazing, but literally a week after the thirty day warranty expired, one of them started to flicker and cut off and then back on. I checked the connection but it was good. Not sure if I am going to buy another pair from this store or not. For now I went back to my regular bulbs. I think if I had driven my vehicle more, I would have had the issue before the warranty expired so I wouldn’t be having to purchase new ones.

These make an intense, bluish white light. The color may trick your eyes into thinking that they are not a bright as they are. The installation does require that the rubber boot be modified slightly, but it's not rocket science. They do cause RF interference with some frequencies on the radio--sometimes. I'm thinking that there might be a filter I could put on the wires to prevent that. This is my first LED headlight replacement experience, so I have nothing to compare, except they are way better (brighter) than the stock halogen bulbs.

They installed easily and are nice and bright. My vehicle is one of the few out there that requires an extra adapter. The seller was kind and already has the adapter coming to me. They are simply putting an error message on my dash. It will be fixed soon because of the seller backing their products. 5 stars

My stock headlights just weren't cutting it but with these katana LED headlights? There's no darkness i can't cut through! One of the best upgrades I have made for my 1999 Mazda Miata!

Very good

Perfect for 2018 nissan frontier!

Gread devices but they did not come with the adapter that cost me loads extra. have lasted so far with no decrease in out put