VoRock8 R2 COB 9007 HB5 16000 Lumens 400% Brighter LED Bulbs, Hi/Lo Beam Conversion Kit, High Low Beam Bulbs, Bright/Dipped 2 in 1 Light, Replace Halogen Bulbs, 6500K Xenon White, 1 Pair

These lights are bright but they do have to be installed properly. Factory set up was wrong and research proper install. Very bright in low beam and there is a bit of a difference with high beams on. Wider beam, Plenty of light in both modes IMO. Headlight adjustment may be required from blinding on coming traffic. I went from $99 PIAA cool white halogen and it is a night and day difference.Great buy for the $ and highly recommend.

SEE PICTURES I am really impressed with the difference that these LED lights made to the appearance and the night-time drivability for my 2004 Pontiac Grand Am. My old lights looked pretty bad, and they were horrible at night. So I decided to spend about $70 for new headlights, fog lights, and turn signals, and that was one of the best $70 that I have ever spent! Check out my steps that I took for this project below, the pictures, and the links to the products from Amazon that I used. Please give this review a like if it is helpful. I paid the full amount for these products and was not sponsored or paid in any way for creating this review.Picture #1 is of the Grand Am with the old halogen headlights, fog lights, and turn signalsPicture #2 is of the Grand Am with the new LED headlights and fog lights with new halogen turn signalsPicture #3 is the reflection of the old halogen headlights (fog lights are off) on garage doorPicture #4 is the reflection of the new LED headlights (fog lights are off) on garage doorThe installation of the headlight, fog light, and turn signal bulbs was relatively easily taking about 90 minutes to complete. The steps were as follows:(DISCLAIMER: I am not responsible for the damage of anything on your vehicle if something does not go right):1. remove battery cable and attach separately2. remove the plastic clips (use wrench to remove center piece and then pop the other piece out) that hold the black plastic cover that is over the headlight area under the hood3. Remove the screws that hold on the plastic cover and remove plastic cover4. There are two metal clips one on each side of the light, pull both up. You may need to finagle them a little to get them to pop up. THEY DO NOT COME OUT just pop them up.5. The headlight should then slide out easily.6. either let is hang (be careful not to damage the wires, or the vehicle's paint), or remove the wires that hold the separate bulbs on7. Replace the appropriate bulbs in the headlight assembly8. IF REPLACING ONLY HEADLIGHT GO TO STEP #149. Next look below the headlight area and you should see the fog light assembly. There are two screws at the top of the plate that holds the fog light on that need to come out.10. Take out the previously mentioned two screws that hold in the fog light.11. Slide fog light assembly either out the top (it is tight, but it should fit), or out underneath the car if possible. Make sure that the wiring harness is disconnected.12. Replace the bulb in the fog light13. Re-insert the fog light assembly and fasten like it was previously with the two screws.14. Re-connect battery and turn on start vehicle to test the lights, if they work correctly proceed to step 15, if not seek a mechanic's help15. Slide the headlight assembly back where it is supposed to go. There are a few "sticks" that need to line up with a couple of holes.16. Pop the two metal tabs down lightly with a hammer, while applying some pressure to the light.17. Put your tools away correctly :)This was for a Pontiac Grand Am (1999-2005), and the steps will be different depending on what kind of car that you have, but these steps can be used as a reference. If this review was helpful, please click the appropriate button below, and also check out the links below for the different light bulbs used and the video that I watched before doing this project. Thanks, and I hope that your project is as successful as mine was! If long-term-reliability becomes a problem, I will update this review.RELATED LINKS:LED Fog light link: (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NJ903MY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)LED headlight link: (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N3KLQKK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)Turn signal halogen light bulb link: (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0087D9A7Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)

Alright,So these LED 9007 bulbs worked beautifully. Sturdy aluminum case and well built to last. When it came to using them at night they illuminated the road so well you could see a mile down the road (may be over exaggerating, but you get my point). With that being said they were way too bright to be an over the road kind of bulb. I live in michigan and right now we are getting pelted with snow so traffic jams are a normal way of life out here. These headlights will blind the person in front of you, besides you, and all the incoming traffic. Another reviewer said you would be "that guy" with these headlights and they were not kidding. These bulbs scatter light everywhere and I mean everywhere. Putting the brights on does absolutely nothing because they are so bright already that there is no difference between brights and low beams. These bulbs would be fantastic on off roading types of application somewhere that you would need light to be scattered everywhere. I can't use these headlights because I'm always on the interstate and from the few days I had them I knew I was pissing off other drivers left and right and i would rather mind my own business then to piss off the wrong person on the road. Hopefully this helps other people think about what applications they would use these bulbs for and how bright they are.

Very bright LED headlights, exactly what I was looking for. Fairly easy to install on my 2008 Chevy Cobalt LT, except I had to modify the existing plastic clips that hold the lights in place to get the new ones to fit - simple, permanent fix.

Crazy bright for the price. Absolutely would buy again. Fans are not loud. Very surprised. Very happy. Intalled on an 03 dakota. The term "night and day" is literal in this case. The halogens that were replaced cant be compared. These led lights are awesome.

For an 2006 Nissan Xterra. One bulb for low and high beams. The original bulb is held by a plastic ring which doesn't fit through the plug dongle on the new LED bulb. I managed to push the plug through but the inner ring of the plastic lock ring of the Nissan doesn't go over the back end of the bulb. Come out with the Dremel and grounded the inner part of the lock ring. Walah, the bulb fits and works great and the plastic lock ring locks it in place. Plug and play for sure. No adjustment needed, just pay attention to where the high beam LED is when you plug it in.

Anazing light. They throw pure white light far down the road. And make it easy to see. I didnt have to do alot of tweaks to get mine to fit in my 2000 ford f150. I just had to cut the headlight lock ring to get it over the cooling fans. An easy install for beginners.

I'm only giving these 5 stars because I needed them so badly. I couldn't see virtually anything with my old halogens.These basically make the road look like full daylight compared to my old ones. They are super bright. Super easy to install. I did have to dremel the lock screw on my 03 Grand Prix just a tiny tiny bit to make them fit but it didn't take much.My only complaint is (and it's possible I orientated them improperly) low beam and high beam look exactly the same. I see no difference. But to be fair low beam is so bright that you basically don't even need high beam. But they are so bright that I'm afraid of blinding other drivers so I had to point them way down.But I'll say that these are by far the best headlights I've ever purchased.

Good lights very bright can see other drivers give you the finger at night when meeting on highway