PHILIPS - Diamond Vision H7 Halogen HID Bulbs (Pair)

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The media could not be loaded. UPDATE 2-28-2015: WE HAVE VIDEO! ;)I have replaced the iJDMToy Parking lamps after they got fried by my high beams. They didn't look all that good compared to these new replacements (ran high beams with these babies, no problems or flickering by the way): SiriusLED T10 194 White Blue Red 360 Degree High Quality LED Wedge Instrument Panel Light Bulbs Pack of 2 (White)For an HD version of this video rather than Amazon's proxy, please visit this YouTube link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNEpB4Vc0oMI'm pleasantly surprised! My good buddy from work installed these bulbs for me in my 2014 C250 which came with halogens against my will. Now let's be real here for a moment: YELLOW HALOGENS WITH WHITE LED DAYTIME RUNNING LIGHTS DO NOT MATCH ESPECIALLY ON A BLACK BENZ!!! I wanted the Lighting Package but at the time it only came on the C350 which was an extra $150 a month to lease and that wasn't gonna cut it. I live in Los Angeles and most of the time, the people here are going to see one of the few and ONLY C Class' that have decent halogen headlights. Now back to these bulbs.The packaging came in a very neat fashion and it was kept safe from shipping hurdles. I ordered 2 pairs since my car's low and high beams are BOTH H7 bulbs. $90 with Prime Shipping overall, not a bad price considering Phillips' legendary quality. My parents had to replace my mom's old C240 low beams at the time in 2007 and we picked up a pair of Phillips...those things still worked even until mid-2013 when the car was finally sold off. Talk about quality!Night visibility has improved in my opinion about 40% compared to the stock bulbs. They're not HIDs or Xenons obviously! The difference is NOT night and day but something pretty close to it. High beams have been seldom used so far but people see my presence more often in the morning and night hours especially when backing out of their driveways in blind view. These do not cause blindness, AGAIN NOT HIDs. Cops don't give me problems for these bulbs unless I run the highs like some of the pathetic drivers here in Hollywood.I've sent the link to these to my cousin and he is also concerned since it says "HID" and he is afraid it will melt the housing on his F30 3 series (unfortunately with Halogens on an M-Sport trim, SERIOUSLY BMW ITS UGLY!)I'll clear this up once more: THEY ARE NOT HID XENON BULBS! NOT HID, NOT XENON, DOES NOT REQUIRE AN IGNITING BOX, NO ADDITIONAL HARDWARE NECESSARY! JUST PLUG AND PLAY! I'm dead serious these are bulb replacements and some people are foolish as to think otherwise only because of the color... GAHHH!!These do not have that rancid ricer blue/purple hue to them. They are as white as can be! The extremely subtle blueness comes from the LED Parking Lights which I have purchased from iJDMTOY here. I am having second thoughts of getting an actual white color LED but it does look nice in the sense that the grouch is going to sleep when I step out of the car and its dimming its eyes. :PI have straight piped this car from the primary catalytic converter down so you'll understand if you run into me in SoCal. ;)No errors on my dash from installing these, they simply work. Heat is not different from the stock bulbs. If you look through the housing while the engine is off, you'll see a bit of the blue reflection from the bulb's glass. Adds a uniqueness to it in my opinion but it isn't sticking out like a sore thumb either. The high beam positioning shows it in its glory but it isn't reflecting across the housing. From a distance it looks no different from stock. I like the look of the C-Class headlights because it makes its presence known even with halogens! I feel sorry for the BMW F3x people forced to halogens because they're ugly PERIOD. Granted I've seen a dude running these EXACT same bulbs on a Blacked out F30 328i, BMW's legendary angel eyes are something else!To wrap things up and to give you guys a nice visual, I've attached a couple pictures of my car with these bulbs turned on. That includes the high beams! I've not registered at MBWorld.org or the other Mercedes Benz forums but I'm sure anyone who has my misfortune of halogens would vouch for this product as well. Those HID kits are not something I necessarily would toy with because of cost and excess labor and other issues; I've got no time for a bulb going out or a blinding beam ticket! This really adds a nice kick to the looks of the car as well.Buy if you want some better visibility, replacing a bulb, looking to spruce up your car, or if you're looking to help a buddy. You won't regret this purchase!

Purchased these to replace the aging low beam bulbs in my 2011 328i, was hoping they’d be brighter and more white. First pictures are after, second set are before. I was pleasantly surprised after installation and noticed a big difference in color, but no increase in brightness. Very white color, not sure visibility is better though. Highly recommend these to anyone looking for a more white color, and maybe slightly more brightness depending what you have now. Hopefully they last as long as my old bulbs, which had been in the car for 4-5 years minimum.

I’ve had these lights for nearly a year now, and have run them as regulars on my daily driver VW (shhh don’t tell). They’re very eye appealing lights for the people looking at your car, as it’s a soft bluish white light, almost like a smart LED bulbs color, and has a distinctive outline and color. They are, however, not eye appealing for the driver, because you can’t see nearly as much on the road with these as you can with a standard bulb. That being said, I’m only deducting half a point for that, because they’re not meant to be used on the road anyways....but that doesn’t mean they can’t be.Weird little thing: these lights may not be very good in normal driving settings (especially right around sundown), but they are however, really good in heavy rain or medium fog, because they hardly reflect off the precipitation. I haven’t yet tried them in snow (no idea how, I’m from Vermont), but I imagine they’d do good in that too!This most likely stems from the clearness of the lights, which is very high.Lastly, I saw a lot of reviews claiming they have short lives and don’t last more than a couple of months...where? I’ve run them every single day as DRLs on my car, and they still work perfectly fine, I just dread replacing them because that was a pain, but it may have just been the design of my car that made it so difficult, so only -0.5 for that too.Overall, good value, and will add a very soft LED look to your cars lights, but do not expect anywhere near the brightness of LEDs with these lights.

LIGHTS LOOK GREAT!!!

The media could not be loaded. Definitely a much whiter light than the standard halogen light. Not as bright or white as an LED, but if you dint want to deal with resistors or error warming signs, these are a great option. I used them for my CLK’s low beams