KATANA H11 H8 H9 LED Bulbs, 12000LM 72W 6500K Extremely Bright,360 Degree Adjustable Beam Angle Halogen Replacement Fog Light Pack of 2

I didn't notice until a couple of weeks later that one bulb was out. "MY BAD"After closer inspection, I notice that the plug to the light will go in either way. Meaning it is easy to plug it in wrong. There is a + and - on the plug on the receiver end of the light. PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO THAT while installing. The driver side would turn off while the passenger side was just fine. I am chalking it up to just dumb luck that one side was plugged in right and the other wrong. In my haste to get it done, I did NOT notice the positive and negative emblems. Other than that, I LOVE these lights.

they works perfect in a ford transit connect 2014 as low beam

Update 12-19-2019: 1 year later - Part of the LED light is having a loose connection causing part of the right side light of car to cut off. However still usable. (note my picture is light on concrete which would show the brightess time of the headlight) I still have the feeling of wishing they were brighter because i'm comparing them to the perfect brighter more expensive headlights on more expensive cars or trucks. It's quite annoying that it is not standard on every automobile to have excellent perfect headlights and windshields are getting cheaper quality too... after all were talking about avoiding potential life threatening accidents/debris. Also still little concerned of the brightness being a little too bright for other driver's sight.Update 12-28-2018: There are a few times when I wish it was a little brighter, actually twice is bright maybe, but for definitely improvement from bright ones from local auto parts. You will notice on different roads the brightness will be more or less depending if it's concrete (like in my 1st pic it would show brightest and a road that is darker may show a bit lower brightness. If you're driving in city with lots of street lights you might forget your headlights are on because there is no focused beam in front, it's just a flat spread of light. I"m ok with that and it's far enough to give me a better heads up to avoid debris on road but still requires a good focus to look ahead and avoid.__________________________________________________After driving 15 years with halogens these LED from katana h11 for my 2013 prius plugin, projector headlights, work great! and i'm satisfied with the brightness!!The fan noise db is said to be 64db and you can hear it only when it is very quiet around you with the motor off in EV mode. I was worried but it's hardly noticeable and gives the cool feeling of like a hovercraft or something haha. First i bought the beamtech fanless and it was not bright enough for me. 8+ hours of research ...Very difficult these days finding the correct product you need. I went to Bulbfacts.com and youtube and found the comparisons of diff bulbs which led me to this one. It was a tight fit into the bulb socket h11 but got it in.Going to have dealer or someone verify the headlight is installed correctly but the cutoff looks great in the prius projector headlight displayed on the wall in front of you, so i have little worry that im blinding people, however when i looked at my headlights from about 10-20 feet away they looked pretty bright head on, so there probably is a factor of a bit more annoyance to other driver's sight.They even worked great in the fog last night south of the 91 to long beach, los angeles. I felt like the white color temp was penetrating the fog better, maybe just because they are brighter or maybe the color temp helps. I miss the semi yellow on the halogens how they looked because it seems like an easier/softer color to see but the 6500k white I'm sure i'm getting used to it and most importantly it's bright enough. Not as bright as HID lights or professional LEDs on expensive car/trucks but close moreless to a lot of the bright headlights i've seen comparing.I hope they last 2 or 3 years at least or 100-150k miles as i drive 50k a year. Where as the silvania extra vision halogens lasted about a year.My other option was the Hikari ultra leds (lumiled technology) which are only a little bit brighter but fan noise is slightly higher. I think the Lumiled tech is newer or better perhaps than the cree or maybe comparable i don't know. I'm just curious to see in the future how lumiled bulb would work vs a cree in my projector headlights.See attached pictures, the pics look a bit brighter than actual, and brightess you will see because of concrete road alley. not best quality at all but just to give you an idea. auto focus, auto settings camera cell motorola g6.

These led bulbs were VERY bright and are brighter than my 2017 bmw’s headlights. I bought these for a Ford Fusion and the power plug part of it did fit with my car but the actual hardware itself wasn’t made to be “plugged” in to my car like it said it would. In order to secure the bulb in the housing I had to use rubber tile spacers on each side of the bulb as it was too small for the hole and wasn’t staying in place. Made the whole installation very difficult and frustrating.

Worked perfect right out of the box on my 2012 nissan frontier sv.

This kit appears to be of good quality and was relatively straightforward to install with a few things to keep in mind.First. the instructions provided by the manufacturer leave much to be desired. Any install is going to be specific to the particular car's make and model but generally, the following are important to know:1. When removing the existing headlight's dust cover and halogen bulb, you'll want to note the orientation of both. Take a close look as you remove the old bulb and observe the way the bulb was inserted in terms of the bulb's 'shield' orientation...the cupped shape metal shields are facing up and NOT down. That is the same orientation the new LED bulbs should be installed.2. The ideal order of new blub installation is: insert the removable collar first, then secure it with the spring clip. Next, you need to replace the dust cover and then last, insert and rotate the new bulb to lock in place. It's a good idea to try to fit the bulb first to see how it installs before the dust cover so you get the idea, but you'll need to remove it and then put the dust cover back on before the final install of the bulb. The trick is to make sure the bulb goes all the way in and then rotates about 30-45 degrees so that it is oriented vertically in the headlight reflector's housing. Also, if after install the heat sink is covered by the dust cover, you'll either need to trim it back or install a new dust cover that accommodates the LED light's heat sink.3. It's always good to apply some dielectric grease to the new connections. Also, please note that the LED's drivers are suggested by the manufacturer to be attached to the vehicle somewhere via zip ties. I attached them to the existing headlight's wiring harness as they are not too heavy to damage them, BUT they do tend to run very hot so be aware of the placement of these so they don't cause damage to your existing components.Install issues aside, these are VERY bright lights and are literally 'day and night' from halogen bulbs. I have no issues with flickering when using DRL and the brights are also working fine. I took the car for a test drive last night and passed 15+ oncoming cars and not one let me know the lights were too bright. I cannot speak to longevity yet but hope for the best.

Installed these in a 2020 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport. First installed on Aug 1, 2021 and so far have been great. They are much brighter than the stock halogens. They seem a bit worse in heavy fog, but are fine in heavy rain. Haven't been able to test in snow just yet. Driver box was a little annoying but I found spots for both that are out of the way. I cannot hear the fans unless I'm inside the car with the engine off and lights on and it's completely silent, otherwise I don't even notice them. I will update if the lights or fans die an early death.

Amazing lights very bright in projectors installed them on my 2018 tacoma trd offroad and yes they're amazing , i tried other brand and wasn't bright at all but these lights are just perfect

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AUSTRALIAN REVIEWI bought a H11 LED bulb from Amazon US for my 2011 Toyota Aurion (a V6 Camry Australian version) with projectors.I am totally Happy with the purchase. Its not as bright as an HID kit but way much better than a Halogen or a cheaper Winpower LEDs (that I have replaced due to not enough throw), with Pure White color & no blue tint. I can see the cut off and the actual throw of the headlights now.As per other reviews, it looks totally the same sa Supernova V4 US$160+ (Headlight Revolution), Australian Supernova v4 AU$160 or a Authobarn's AU$200 and just below AU$80. I will think it will be the same Performance of those with the fraction of the cost.Highly recommended AAA+++

Install this on my Prado high beam, and wow!!!! They are amazingly bright. I don’t think I’ll need those led light bar anymore. They also run pretty cool and I can’t really hear the fan at all being a Diesel engine.At this price, it’s defiantly worth it. Wish I found it sooner. I kept my low beam halogen to be street legal in australia.For those who are thinking of installing this for low beam, please make sure you adjust them properly to be considerate to other drivers. Too many idiots driving with led improperly installed on low beam.