SNGL H7 LED Fog Light Bulb yellow 3000k Extremely Bright High Power H7LL H7 LED Bulbs for DRL or Fog Light bulb Replacement

I wish someone else did all the work for me instead I have to buy so many different bulb to do my test. Anyway, since I spent a lot of time testing bulbs, I may as well share the information. This info is for "SNGL H7 LED Fog Light Bulb 6000k Xenon White Extremely Bright High Power H7LL H7 LED" because Amazon reviews are often times all over the place. Let's start: This bulb (one bulb alone) begins with around 1,400 lumens and drops to about a thousand in the first couple of minutes and then it keeps dropping slowly to about 876 lumens in 10 minutes where it stabilizes there. As a comparison, my incandescent bulb begins with 1,450 lumens and it is very stable, meaning it doesn't change at all no matter how long you wait. I noticed that there is no regulations when it comes to false advertising online, so sellers can bull whatever they want to bull. I feel bad we the innocent people get burned. Are you serious that these bulb is advertised as 1,800 lumens? If it was I would keep it in a heart beat. All LEDs produce about 50% more light during the first minute in case someone doesn't know. Incandescent on the other hand are stable. So, we measure the LED in the time frame of 10 minutes and then we report. Come on now! 1,800 lumens? Seriously? Let's make a conclusion here; you want to buy an LED that produces more than 1,450 lumens. So, test it for yourself and don't rely on what you read.

This bulb looks bright when you light it up by itself, but the beam pattern is very diffused and as a result, when you put it inside a headlight housing, the light output is quite dim. My halogen for my 2009 VW EOS is much brigher and way more focused beam pattern resulting in significantly more usable light. 2 starts because the LED elements are bright but really not usable inside any H7 housing. The packaging is also done poorly, it does not have any kind of protection, just two bulbs inside a plastic bag, if you drop the packaging, the bulbs can be easily damaged. Also not Canbus compatible.

These are the brightest yellow H3 LEDs without a giant heat sink that I can find. The beam pattern is excellent. The cord is fat and stiff which made installation a challenge in my 2006 Impreza. They get pretty warm. I measured power of each LED at 8W (0.56A at 14V).Compared to the Calais, these are slightly brighter, better beam pattern, more difficult to install.

Order those H3 LED bulbs to replace fog lights on 2005 Lexus GX470 and they don’t fit at all. First: the base where wires come out is to wide so hold down locking clip can’t go around the bulb. Second: negative wire pin is wrong gage and to wide for a stock plug. Third: stock halogen bulb is 2-3 times brighter than this LED. Would not recommend

These may work in some applications, but I found 3 flaws for the aftermarket fog-lights I was trying to fit them into:1. The body is too wide to secure with the clip that holds the normal H3 bulb in2. The body projects much further out the back of the reflector than a standard H3 bulb so would not fit3. The light is emitted in two directions only, which corresponded to up and down in my housing, where left and right would be better in a fog lamp.They do have a nice classic yellow color when combined with the yellow fog-lamp glass I have!

I was concerned they wouldn't fit in my MINI Cooper S fog light assemblies but these bulbs are the same size as the originals and brighter (considering they're yellow that says a lot)! Love em!

The pictures show a comparison with a standard 55w halogen bulb. The light pattern isn't as good and the color is very odd. It's a greenish-yellow. They seem well built. It's a shame.

for the price of $32.99 + Tax I would believe these bulbs would include builtin error code canceller and flicker free, but unfortunately thats not the case, they're the same as the 12.99 bulbs all over eBay.....

Design looks really good, but it doesn't illuminate the road as much as my halogen. The bulb is a bit too big that i needed to modify the cover. Gonna swap it back to halogen. Not worth the money

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