HYB 6000K 35W D1S car Xenon HID Headlight Replacement Bulb (Pack of 2)

I ordered these on a whim for my 2006 Audi A4 quattro with Xenon auto cornering headlights because the bulbs were flickering. Upon opening the package and inspecting these, they appeared to be identical to the original Philips XenStart D1s 35w bulbs, housing is identical and even down to the stickers on the housing, the only difference is they dont say "Philips" and "XenStart". Anyways, for $20 bucks, you cannot beat this price guaranteed, hands down. Buy two pairs if you think they will burn out quick. The box says these bulbs are good for 3000 hours of life. I will post back with results in a month or two or three. Buy these bulbs if you need D1s bulbs for a reasonable price!!!!! I would definitely buy them again because of quality and price alone!!!!UPDATE: 12/31/20 - I have had these bulbs installed for about 2.5 months now and they have been FANTASTIC!!! They work just as good as OEM. I am very surprised! No flickering, no bulb dips, they operate perfectly with AFS systems... WOWOWOWOWOW! I will be buying a few more sets because the price is UNBEATABLE!!! THANK YOU!!!!!Update: 6/3/2024 My passenger side bulb finally went out. Ive put maybe 15,000 or 20,000 miles on my car as its not a daily driver anymore but I did get almost 4 years out of these cheap bulbs. Id say I got my $20 worth when I bought them. They are now $26 but still very worth the price IMO. Before the bulb finally went out it would flicker and cause headlight dip error then one day randomly the bulb turned purple while on and also kept flickering off. Finally, the bulb wouldnt fire at all. I replaced my ballast with a rebuilt and tested oem audi ballast and with another hid bulb that I am not happy with and will be changing back to another set of these. Also my passenger light doesnt match the temperature of my driver light so yeah will be changing them both to this set. Thank you!!!

After ten years, one of the factory HID bulbs in my car began to turn "pink", and I am sure the other one was not giving 100% light output since HIDs fade with age. Instead of going with the factory 4500K color bulbs, I decided I wanted something more white, closer to how modern LED headlights appear, but without looking blue. I chose these in the 6000K color offering.Bulbs on modern cars are not easy to replace, and HIDs are especially difficult. Of course this is not the fault of the bulb manufacturer, but the car maker. Also, care must be taken to be 100% certain that the circuit is off and cannot come on automatically. HIDs use an ultra-high voltage supply that can be deadly. Despite those challenges, these bulbs went right in place, just like the original factory equipment. They provide great light output and the color is perfect.My car is "pavement colored" which seems to make is practically invisible to other drivers, so I have my headlights set to come on all the time when driving. So far, these bulbs are performing well, but only time will tell if they will last ten years like the factory bulbs.

I don’t know anything about why some lightbulbs are $30 or some $15. I think it’s just a name brand thing. These work great. I’m glad I didn’t spend any more on a name brand I’ve never heard of. I’m glad it came with two, I swapped them both out, even though only one headlight was burnt out, and the road is so bright and I can see and I’m happy. Well worth the purchase. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Update 3/23/2018:Both bulbs have now failed, one after 12 months, one 18 months. I’m choosing a different brand for replacements I’m hoping will last longer. Changing 5–>4 stars (still better value than OEMs that lasted 36 months).——original review below———-Solved my problem of one low beam tripping off after 5 minutes, but would relight with an off/on cycle. Dealer tried to sell me a new headlamp assy ($900 for one side), but a new bulb fixed it. OEM bulb lasted fine (92,000 miles always on) but finally it drew too much voltage causing it to become unreliable. These D1S 6000k bulbs are a cooler white than oem but look great. Can't yet say how long they'll last but at 1/6 the cost of name brand oem's it's worth a try. So far so good.Replacing was a pain in my 2013 Optima SX, removed battery ground and coolant tank to access. Dust caps have a hidden Phillips screw that has to come out first.Bulbs arrived on time w Prime!

After a recent new to me car I noticed the headlights would warm up and were extremely DIM. Having been a full time mechanic for years I knew the bulbs had to be replaced. New OEM bulbs are just insane ranging from 300-400$ each which just insane. These are a fraction of the price and of the exact same quality. I ordered these and they came packaged just as good as a OEM would have. The install on my SRT8 was rather simple taking less than 20 minutes.Update: I have had these on for about a month. Excellent excellent excellent excellent deal. Great lights that work perfectly at a perfect price. I like these lights so much I ordered another set just in case this unreal price doesn’t last

The price is amazing compared to everything else out there. Easy to install and more surprisingly is the fact that is came in pairs.

Okay soooo I have a CLA250 and the light is compatible but there’s a shortage in the bulb therefore the bulb goes in and out. Installation was okay I’m sure it just depends on your vehicle. Longevity I’m not sure because it hasn’t gone out on me completely but honestly you get what you pay for. I say if you get the bulb just know soon you may have to repurchase or purchase better quality bulbs.

6k is the perfect light distribution and distance. Not sure why anyone would want to go brighter. You lose depth and range. The color is white with a hint of blue. They function like oem but for a fraction of the price. I would buy these again!! Wear gloves when you install these. Try not to make any contact with the lens hardware while inserting the lights into the socket. The slightest touch can impact or scratch the lens