Philips RacingVision GT200 H4 car headlight bulb +200%, set of 2 White

I have tried multiple bulbs to replace. Finally something that’s actually worth it. Difference is day and night difference Delivery was on time to UAE

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These are great headlights. I love the color and they are almost as bright as LED. Unfortunately they dis only last me about 5 months before one burnt out on the low beam filament, but for the $25-30 price range they are sold at, they are still my favorite headlights so far. I just recommend that you buy a second set after about 3-4 months to have on standby since to store seems to sell them

Works great

I have these in 2 cars now. One set replaced Philips Extreme Vision +130% with glass patterned lens and the other set replaced Osram Night Breaker Laser +150% with a complex reflector (plain lens). Both are H4 fittings. I've noticed Osram bulbs have a shorter life, hence changing to Philips. Both cars had more and whiter light with an even sharper beam image with GT200. There is less colour variation between dip and main with Philips. I tried an 80/100 watt standard technology bulb to try but modern high efficiency bulbs illuminate better. They have a better beam image and less glare leaking above the cut-off line. EXPERIENCE The older car has slightly degraded electrics and only produces 14.0 volts at the bulb compared with the 14.2 volts of the newer car which ran Osram previously. The older car still has GT200 bulbs. One of the GT200 bulbs in the newer car became defective after about 2 months. Both filaments operated at the same time as though connected in series and at low intensity. Fault was definitely the bulb so I swapped in an Osram which was not as good but made a reasonable pair. It was the Osram +150% which failed 18 months later- the other GT200 still works despite 18000 miles of mostly night use. This time I fitted longer lasting Philips Xtreme Vision +150% due to needing to remove bumper skin and headlamps to change bulbs. When I changed from Philips to Osram, that headlamp aim became low. Now changing from Osram to Philips, that headlamp is aimed too high. Changing Philips to Philips does not change beam height. SUMMARY GT200 are the best performing bulbs I've tried and are not hugely behind some newer cars which use LED lighting. They illuminate the road very well in dry conditions but obviously not so well in wet conditions. For wet conditions, only LED or HID gas discharge is truly satisfactory but the heat produced by halogen bulbs ensures snow melts in winter conditions. That is invaluable in the few days of snowfall which Britain may experience. Philips LED Pro 6000 sidelight bulbs match GT200 colour well. See closeup pictures for differences. Pic with 3 bulbs is (Left to right) Osram +150% (blue to base of bulb), Philips +130%, GT200. GT200 has cutout sections of dip beam filament blue filter. The integral fitting collar on Philips bulbs seems to be fitted more evenly.