Top 10 LED Headlight Kits under $100 on Amazon Tested

[@BulbFacts]

Be sure to visit our latest LED review video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2XYn5uQltuiibc

[@hellcat1988]

Finally, an actual review with comparison. It's getting harder and harder to find reviews that claim a comparison but never actually show anything useful. Definitely considering the runners up because I won't risk a fan failure. Passive cooling is always the way to go.

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks hellcat1988, glad to help! We plan to add more statistics to future videos, but also want to keep things simple at the same time. Only true facts here!

[@rtp1989]

Check out headlight revolution

[@BulbFacts]

Hey Ryan, we got some of their stuff in order! GTR Lighting, Putco, and Supernova. Diode Dynamics doesn’t make H7 yet but once they release it we’ll add that as well. We should have everything tested in the next month or so

[@jamieround2072]

EXPLAN LIKE I'M A KID.... WHAT IS PASSIVE COOLING..... & IS IT AUTO., BUILT INTO ALL LED'S OR NO..... IF NOT WHY.........????????????

[@MPower396]

what did u end up getting? im looking for H11s..whats the most reliable and long lasting one?

[@phenamenol]

For me termitor h4 works incredibly well but it seem as if only few persons know about them … just that you need to focus them properly so they don’t blind oncoming drivers .. as usual … and the light is projected down the road and not into the tree tops …Nam Jamaica

[@Macky20z]

I have had beam tech fog lights for a year now and they have been amazing so far. No complaints, highly recommended.

[@BulbFacts]

Hey Jay, thanks for sharing! Beamtech is a great choice and were one of the original brands with the new design.

[@blakekeeton4487]

I bought the cougars for my 17 Nissan Rogue. They are quite a bit brighter than the OEMs. They fit perfectly and I have had them for a little over a year now. I did have to aim them down a bit though. I tried several other cheap Amazon bulbs in some of my other vehicles and I've been most happy with these. I know they're cheap, but I've been happy with them and would recommend them to others.

[@BulbFacts]

Hey Blake, thanks for sharing! What model do you run specifically? They just released a new model this year, and we just picked it up for testing soon.

[@blakekeeton4487]

@@BulbFacts They are the old models you reviewed.

[@ahill7866]

I installed these into my snowmobile as well and luv them. They are much brighter than OEM and would most definitely recommend them to others. And for around $50 I think a great buy.

[@shadowthahedgehog33]

Same with me I can finally see the road in my 16 Nissan Altima plus gives the car a more premium and exotic look definitely recommended

[@nitrous07me]

Great video 👍 I just wonder how long those bulbs last? My halogen “blue tinted” one bulb just burned out today bought them bulbs from the clearance bin at orielies about 6 years ago

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks nitrous07me! We havn't tested longevity of the LED kits. I would presume they should last longer than halogen bulbs because of the technology. Because they are small brands, their reliability can't be confirmed for sure. The best bet is to check out the Amazon reviews before purchasing. I hope that helps, and thanks for watching!

[@radekw708]

LED kits don't last, they are very bright. I tried several off amazon and all same results. Very bright until it burns out 6, 9 months, 1 year if you are lucky.

[@jasonbogdovitz7357]

I picked up a set of Alla in 2019 still going strong

[@Randy-qq8lr]

Just bought my 2nd pair of H7 Lightning Dark. LOVE the first pair on first vehicle. This second pair will go into projector lights. Excited to see the results. No joke, these lights are bright.

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks Randy for sharing!

[@MikeL-FL]

I run the BeamTech on my Lightning in the headlights and fog lights. They’re really good. Couldn’t say how good though, because I changed headlights and fog lights at the same time.

[@darrenw.taylor2084]

Are you still happy with the BeamTech lights?

[@jermdawg2805]

Yeah would love to hear if they are still going strong

[@darrenw.taylor2084]

@@jermdawg2805 I did buy a set. They are pretty good quality, but not as bright as the OPT7 FluxbeamX LED's. I have those installed now and love them.

[@ADEMONTE09]

Beamtech I do recommend by far stands out good

[@drapermike]

I’m running beamtechs right now..they aren’t the brightest..almost not bright enough..best part is not getting flashed by oncoming drivers..but the highbeams aren’t even really noticeably brighter🤷🏻‍♂️

[@bobomomo3764]

Can I replace my OEM halogen (55 watt) with a new Led ( 80 watt) will that cause problems ? Thanks 🙏🏼⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Bobo, you certainly can, but just make sure to check the temps, and you may want to consider changing the connector to ceramic as well due to the increased heat.

[@Miggs12]

Thanks for this video. I’ve been having a hard time deciding on one from amazon but this video helped me get the beamtech.

[@BulbFacts]

Glad to help Miggs!

[@joeturtleneck2300]

yea i love my fanless ones

[@javadose317]

Ffs I decided forever and one of them didn’t work

[@Lem0nIlja]

Very nice video and a nice website for comparing LED light bulbs. You sir made me decide on a light bulb, Thank-you.

[@NeoJSsk]

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[@maverick6442]

What do you think of Fahren LEDs

[@kendyllhall682]

Legend

[@kennethsmith3215]

The real hero^

[@samlung2724]

@@maverick6442 From personal experience, the Fahren was more yellow than the cougars. But the build quality in the Fahren is great!!!

[@duzzitmatter8679]

Thanks!!

[@mattyv1228]

I installed the beamtechs in both cars. The visibility improved drastically and had them for over a year now.

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks for sharing Mattyv! The beamtech is a great choice for the money.

[@jamesa6272]

I just bought the hikari set after using the cougers. The hikari’s are AWESOME!!!

[@541_CoyotePower]

Was thinking of getting those

[@jamesa6272]

I have them in projectors. I have the cougars still in the fog lights but the hikaris are awesome.

[@541_CoyotePower]

@@jamesa6272 Damn I have an Audi A4 Quattro 2010 2.0T do you think they will fit?

[@phillyaccord5635]

James Adams what’s brighter hikari or cougar motors one? I want it in my 2016 Toyota RAV4 xle I bought 2 lasfit but they don’t last long and get dim. When driving they look light they are not even on.

[@jamesa6272]

DBOSS VLOGS the hikaris are better. They might shine alittle higher though. As long as people don’t highbeam you or you see the light not shining into the eyes of on coming traffic your good. If not you may have to lower the aim of the headlights but the hikari is so much better than the cougars

[@carladams2130]

Thanks already ordered my hikari Core led low and high beam kit,did my research on these bulbs and they seam to be what i am looking for take care love your honest testing of these bulbs and thanks for educating all of us out here looking to upgrade are headlights

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks for the support and glad to help!

[@DjSmoothNY]

LasFits are actually really good. I installed a set and they lit up my whole street. And I can see....

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks for sharing! Which model did you pick up?

[@streetslickz]

I myself am having brightness issues with my LasFits running in my halogen projectors. Even after adjusting height I don't get good light output down the road. They light up pretty good right in front of the car

[@BulbFacts]

@@streetslickz that's what we have seen a lot. They appear bright, but having a very accurate beam is critical to real-world use.

[@zaybarz9200]

Donald Robinson Thats because Leds seem bright but they dont actually travel far. If you know what i mean. Somebody should elaborate on that..

[@streetslickz]

@@zaybarz9200 Yeah I have noticed that when I first got into LED's. I just like the availability/price and ease of the installation with LED's VS HID's. First world problems lol

[@benoitmanseau1097]

Hi, I tried converting my 2019 GTI to LED and it did not work out well. I was never able to fit the bulbs in the light housing. I even took to the light assembly off the car and was not able to get them to fit right. Any suggestions on a kit that would fit right for my car?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Benoit, I know the VW models can be tricky, on top of the H7 bulb adapters. I would reach out to DeAuto group, as they test in specific VW models and can provide a precise recommendation that will work in your vehicle. If we get that headlight housing in our lab though we'll see if we can find something that works well.

[@miataman1985]

great review. seem to be very honest and not a commercial. Thanks

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks oz sum!

[@irishuwould5185]

I’ve had my Lasfit headlights for about 3 years and still going

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks for sharing! The kit we have is made of metal and seems to be very high quality. What model specifically? We are looking to test some of their newer models as well.

[@sidewayzempire7237]

I use the beam tech h11s for my 2019 hd10 Lone star edition canam defender They are really Bright and Really Good

[@mattpacheco6489]

Are they still good?

[@sidewayzempire7237]

@@mattpacheco6489 yeah they are still Lighting up the forest 🌳

[@cbmech2563]

I've got the cougar motor led's in my 2000 mustang and I'm Very pleased with them . Very bright , high quality beam , very tight on low beam and I didn't need to adjust my lights at all

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks Cbmech! The Cougar motor has an older chip design but still works ok but doesn’t have a good beam in reflectors. I wonder if your headlight reflector concentrates light better. Anyways thanks for sharing, should help other 4th gen Mustang owners out there!

[@cbmech2563]

BulbFacts It's a Ford , and a Mustang . What else can you expect ? 😊😂

[@cbmech2563]

I just put a set in my 1997 F250 heavy duty. They are even better in this than the Mustang. My big complaint with them was the little screw under the o-ring to put the retainer ring on. Now, no screw. Twist it off. Only goes on one way and once installed you can twist it to move the hot spots. The beam is so tight I'm going to be able to adjust the headlights up at least a little. I'm very pleased and will give them a 5 star on amazon.

[@BulbFacts]

Cbmech what model did you get? We just tested their newer fanless version and they did better than their old model.

[@cbmech2563]

Evidently an older version with a fan .

[@JDMASTARautolighting]

Amazing video and very straight to the point! We need more channels and videos like this! Any chance at a video on top heat sink style LEDs? Not many people like using fans LEDs and most prefer to stay away from a mechanical fan due to being exposed to the elements. Otherwise, keep this up! This is great content that everybody should see.

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks JDM ASTAR I’m glad it was helpful! We will continue to test new LED kits, and I will be sure to do a video on the best solid state heat sync kit in the future, that is a great idea! Thanks again!

[@jcm9698]

Love your bulbs, been using them for a while now!

[@fatboy19831]

The fan is the first thing to go. They are noisy also.

[@fatboy19831]

@hitman hit , The next gen DI injectors are much quieter. Toyota and Ford use both type of injectors. Mostly using Di at maximum throttle. If you have a new car you probably don't need LED bulbs.

[@iammarauder5418]

Dont be afraid of those with fan if you want your led to be bright, in most of the time those with fan are the ones that can push that brightness, which is the main reason why we are switching to Led, for a brighter light. And in most cases fans are hardly the cause of a led failure.

[@spaceavenger54]

I've this video is a few years ago, so don't know how new these are but I got some Fahron LEDs in Amazon. Price was great, I replaced hi and lie beams and my fog lights. I confess I don't know much about led lights, but they are WAY BRIGHTER, than the phillips extra visions I had in. One of those blew out in less then a year and the LEDs I got have a 2 year to warranty. The white color looks so much better to me than the halogens did. I haven't had anyone flashing me yet, been about a month, so I assume the glare isn't an issue.

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks for sharing! I'll be sure to add the Fahron LEDs to our list for future testing.

[@Zspeed]

Great review, one of the best I've seen on LED light bulbs, thanks for sharing!

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks Z-speed! Be sure to check out our newer videos as well as our latest recommendations for the latest.

[@j.torres2083]

What's a good LED for fog lights?

[@BulbFacts]

Hey Junior, we completed our fog reflector style tests, here are our latest recommendations; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/#fr We are still in the process of testing in fog projector applications, so stay tuned later for those results!

[@irishuwould5185]

I’ve bought lasfit for all my vehicles. Been couple years already and no problems

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks for sharing JustJay 0312!

[@welcometoreality3450]

i read that high power LEDs degrade much quicker....so i assume the lighning dark will dim pretty quick

[@BulbFacts]

Hey welcome to reality, LEDs actually run at a much lower wattage normally (we have only seen one product match the amperage of a halogen). They also normally contain a fan which keeps the temperature down. They all run much cooler over halogen (typically 90-100F vs. 160F+ for halogen). Hope that helps!

[@denisnatera3633]

This is by far the best video outta there if youre planning to upgrade to LEDs again great video buddy

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks Denis!

[@colezy9]

I have a 2015 VW Passat TDI SEL. What's the best bulb for low beam and and best for high beam? I'm all about performance, I don't care about color. Please let me know your recommendation.

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Scott! Assuming you have reflectors, I can tell you the best kit currently for H7 is the DeAutoKey LED kit. It is truly amazing, and what I personally run in my Jetta. Be sure to use coupon FACT10 for 10% off with them, here's a link: link.bulbfacts.com/deautoled-ledkits . I will be doing a video on the kit soon. It is the best for low beams by far, but high beams I am still testing some new kits out so just be sure to check back on our website for the best high-beam kits. I would recommend the Katana for highs, but they are out of stock on the H7 right now. If you have projectors check this page: bulbfacts.com/hid-oe/chart/ . I hope that helps!

[@Akumabrah]

Interesting... I thought opt7 was gonna be #1. Thanks

[@tylersullivan2898]

I used aukee 9005 and 9006 in my 06 Honda Civic and it was a phenomenal difference from the halogen bulbs

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks for sharing Tyler!

[@theRealAV8r]

Thanks for the reviews - great info as always. I do notice your charts are about halogen reflectors, but halogen projectors are pretty common now too. Does the same testing info apply or would projector housings need separate testing?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi theRealAV8r - I too agree. We plan to re-test all of our halogen and LED kits in a projector scenario, and will have a separate row in the chart. Thanks for the comment and for watching!

[@irishuwould5185]

360 style Leds work better in projectors. If not then go with HIDs

[@hanchen2910]

Which one is good for projector headlights? Beamtech is good for reflector and projector?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Han, Beamtech is not great for projectors. Check out our projector specific test results chart here: www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/chart/projectors.html and of course our recommendations which we also keep up to date: www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/. This video is a bit older, but we try to release new content as we add new products.

[@davidc2023]

I got a Honda CR-V 2017, I bought the Hikari for my low beam and techmax mini for my fog lamps, and the techmax is brighter then the Hikari and also cheaper!! Bulbfact thanks for the advices is so helpful!!

[@BulbFacts]

Glad to help!

[@samliang4146]

do u have a refletor headlamp or projector?

[@davidc2023]

Qichen liang my crv got projectors

[@inferno9004]

crv 2018 owner here... do LEDS work well with the projectors style lamps? and why did you choose hikari / techmax instead of beamtech/lightning dark ??

[@davidc2023]

inferno9004 I tried too many different brands of led on my Honda CR-V 2017 and after do it , I feel comfortable with the way that they are brightening

[@raoulwilliams7177]

Yea it was .Are c6 led good led to purchase

[@CharlesBridgTec]

Lightening Dark LED have a huge failure rate after reading Amazon verified reviews, I will pass on them!

[@Uneek637]

Charles BridgTec I ordered a pair based on this review and one of the connectors was broken out of the box. Poor QC

[@ZambonieDude]

I feel buying them strictly as high beams might be beneficial to keeping them alive for longer so maybe that’s a better investment for the Dark LEDs.

[@SaxonTerror]

Uh 80% 5* rating on Amazon, not sure what you're looking at

[@puffnstuff12]

They use a Cree LED not Philips as stated in the video. I would like to see space limited bulbs tested to see how they fare against the fan units.

[@kaleo_p]

My lightening dark kits(h4 and h11) are still going strong with no problems for the past 2 months. Edit: One of my h4 bulbs went out🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ArjunDharve]

Upon your review of the Hikari Ultra H4 LED, I went ahead and took the leap on my first pair of LED bulbs. I installed one of the bulbs on my CBR250R motorcycle and boy I’m astonished. The low beam cut off is pretty sharp, close to the stock 60/55w Halogen I was running in it before. The beam pattern is as stock as it could get and I had my friend ride my motorcycle to see if it glares, and it does not! I wish both the low and high beam emitters could function(only high or low can function at one point) Also, the bulb is rated to draw 26w, but provides fantastic illumination. Thank you Bulb Facts team, glad your reviews are unbiased and legit.

[@BulbFacts]

You got it Arjun, and thank you for sharing! I'm glad it worked out well, and we only do full and honest reviews here. The wattage draw is much lower for LED vs. Halogen as well, a great benefit to LED with much less heat buildup too, which I personally know as well as a previous bike owner, especially the older models :)

[@studioxps72]

Lightening dark look like opt7 design Opt7 work great on 17 Ram with projector lens -30 no issues.

[@justinshields4216]

Why did they drop their hid kits.. I liked the bolt & canbus series..

[@jjmart9203]

Which are better for projector headlights nineo or Beamtech?

[@BulbFacts]

Hey JJ mart, here are the top and latest tested recommended products for halogen projectors: www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/#hp

[@aznboi0ff]

i got AUXBEAM for my high/low and fog light.. AUXBEAM recommend

[@MrHomolka]

Same here! Finally added them for low beam. Ive had them for fog/high beam for months now and they are seriously bright for under $40

[@josephwilson9998]

aznboi0ff do you buy the same kit for low and high beam? Fog lights? I’m new to all this light conversions stuff

[@MrHomolka]

@@josephwilson9998 each bulb will be different. I have auxbeams all for high/low/fogs. My bulb sizes are H7 (low), H11 (fog), and 9005 (high). I bought matching auxbeams but there was no kit, just matching models. They ran about $40 each set on Amazon.

[@josephwilson9998]

Joe thx for the tip. I have a 2017 Tacoma Trd sport and wanted to put leds in it also the same with my wife’s 2014 sorrento. Her lights suck! Probably better off taping a couple of flashlights to the front end. Thx again for you help.

[@robbiebever1135]

I have a 2008 GMC Sierra. Are the low beam bulbs and high beam bulbs the same? Or do I have to by 2 different kinds?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Robbie, they would most likely be separate. You can check your specific sizes here as it should help; www.automotivebulbfinder.com/philips/

[@BurtBowers]

I just bought the lasfit they are brighter than my original light but for whatever reason on drivers side I notice a bit of a bordering yellow color outline not sure why that would appear & when the light shine up against garage door a bit of yellow I know these bulbs got great reviews by far but I really thought they would be just a bit brighter..

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Old Timer! We noticed during our testing that some LED kits have a yellowing to parts of the beam. It appears to be coming from the yellow LED itself. Kits that have quality LEDs like Philips don't seem to suffer from this. We tested one of the Lasfit kits and they didn't perform well, towards the bottom of our chart. Check out some other brands for better performance, and look for 3 or 4 small LEDs in a row on each side, instead of just one, as that mimics the halogen filament. Thanks!

[@BurtBowers]

@@BulbFacts yes well tbat is helpful information to know I just bought them yesterday I will return them today & look for the lightning darks & beam techs online see whats the best deal out there thanks much👍

[@BulbFacts]

Sounds great! The Lightening Dark is no longer available, and although their new model is good, there are better kits. Be sure to check out our latest LED chart bulbfacts.com/led-kits/chart/. Let me know what you wind up going with!

[@charleswp71]

The thing with lasfit is which series you get, the L1 and LC6 are the cheapest and will give you a little better than halogens. The LA series would be the lowest end I would go, much better light out put with good beam pattern, the chips are placed correctly to mimic the filament placement. The top end LS series use the lumileds Zes chips and work great, near perfect beam and great down road light with a great hotspot. One size I had a hard time finding a correct replacement for was a 880 for my fogs, the chip need to run left to right with them facing up and down, only found two manufactures that make them correctly and that is morimoto 2 stroke 2.0 and eisenke, so if you need that size then they are it.

[@charleswp71]

@bigtruck guy you definitely get what you pay for. I bought a cheap set for my work truck just to see if LEDs would even work, 2018 F-150 , Ford's are known to have some really wierd issues with LED lights since they use PWM on some vehicles, strangely even the same model can come different ways depending on options, I also have DRL's that can not be turned off. seller had a discount code for $30 off so they ended up being $15 so I thought why not, amazingly they work and are such a improvement over the stock halogen crap bulbs they come with.

[@alejandrodebasilio3087]

Just got the Lighting Dark for our company truck. They are very bright and look great. However, I’ve heard complaints of people saying they only last 6 months. Has anyone had them for a while and can attest to that?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Alejandro. I presume they were referring to their old model which is discontinued. Their new model seems to perform better, which I'm guessing you picked up as they have been out for more than a year or so now.

[@alejandrodebasilio3087]

@@BulbFacts good to know. Thank you. I’ve had them on for a week and I’m loving them! I hope they last for a while.

[@_RRojo]

@2:18 reason why I wanted to watch the video .. lol

[@peppazfletcher]

LOL ikr...smh

[@healthyman5826]

Hey I purchased two pairs of led low beam lights. 1. Watt 60w (30w/ bulb) & Lumens 6000LM 2. Watt 50w (25w/ bulb) & Lumens 5000LM I obviously want high visibility but dont want to blind on coming drivers - what do you suggest?

[@BulbFacts]

Which brand and models did you purchase specifically? Take a look at our chart to compare what you bought to see if we tested them. bulbfacts.com/led-kits/chart/

[@aaronarmendariz2181]

Please do one on LED fog lights!!!!

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Aaron! We do have plans to test fog-light LED kits too. If you are adding a standard LED kit into a fog housing, simliar specs should apply though, but it will be interesting to see how the fog specific kits perform. Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for watching!

[@HEMI-MOMMA]

@@BulbFacts I'd LOVE a review on LED fog/ driving lights as well. My Challenger has Xenon headlights, but UGLY yellow halogen fogs. 🤮

[@BulbFacts]

@@HEMI-MOMMA you got it! We've been busy but we are actually in the process of testing LED in fog applications and should have the results up in the next few weeks with a video shortly after. We appreciate the support!

[@J0hn.R]

Those lightening dark have multiple complains on going bad not too long after install. I was about to buy those but I’m back to the lasfit idea

[@BulbFacts]

Hi JCRM, the Lightening Darks we reviewed here are no longer made. Check out our much newer recommendations as we keep this page up to date as we test products; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/

[@uupyerkilt]

Thanks for not doing a review on all kits because all I want to know is what is the best because why would you not want to buy the best? Great review!

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks James! Be sure to check out our newest video which has more up to date recommendations: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iomoe4l5fth2l6M

[@AntiBroke19]

Best to use them in a projector housing. Lasfit has a nice kit but bit pricey. The LS series but runs around 110$

[@BulbFacts]

Hi AntiBroke19 - Projectors are the best for beam and distance, but a lot of cars and trucks still have reflectors, even new models. The Lasfit kit we tested was quite bad, but we will look into the LS model for testing. Thanks for watching!

[@gabrielgalaxygh]

AntiBroke19 at 110 you might as well buy some good HIDs

[@studioxps72]

LS sucked in my Ram Opt7 way better.

[@noahplotkin]

@@studioxps72 right? Opt-7 FTW 👍

[@Skankhunt-qn5vv]

Dean Zelles you suck, lasfit all the way. Super bright

[@hummervs3278]

Do a comparison of the GTR ultra 2.0 like the super popular 9003 bulb. Everything I have seen they are the one to beat. Show light output & then put them in a heat box to run at 90f. Then show how many hours they last. Cheaper on day 1 is always nice- but if they get replaced four times as often or are not anywhere near as good then people should be able to compare

[@mikesullivane30]

Great videos and channel guys. Just great information and no BS. Really enjoying it and very helpful. Keep up the good work.

[@ooogoogleooo]

just ordered a set of fahren led's for my 16 taurus,got them today,havent installed yet..hope they perform well

[@williejames914]

Is sealight a Good brand, I have them on ma car now 6000k...

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Willie, Sealight is a good brand. We tested them a few months back and added them to our test chart, so be sure to check that out for the results. You'll have to scroll down a bit.

[@Rezolution01]

@@BulbFactsSealight isn't listed on your test chart.

[@BulbFacts]

@@Rezolution01 they are hidden by default as we only show the top 5 in each category, so you just need to click the 'Load all Budget Kits' button to see them listed.

[@shawndavis9349]

Were these tested in a standard housing or a projector style housing...thanks.

[@BulbFacts]

Hey Shawn! We test in both applications. In this video it was just reflector style headlights, but we have since tested many products since. Check out our newer video here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/iomoe4l5fth2l6M as well as our latest recommendations here; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/

[@BTL3.0]

How are these at night, in the rain?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Brandon! The consensus with bad driving conditions like rain seems to be that a lower kelvin temperature is better (4300k for example) as it cuts through fog and air moisture more. It is a trade-off when upgrading to LED kits as the kelvin is typically higher. I hope that answers your question and thank you for watching!

[@BTL3.0]

BulbFacts yes, thank you.

[@microwave311]

@@BulbFacts this is false, sorry. Brightness is the only thing that matters

[@BulbFacts]

Hey micro love, what is your statement based off of? Here is some info on this: www.powerbulbs.com/us/blog/2015/10/colour-temperature-your-questions-answered

[@jackiechan_wtf4041]

@@microwave311 ummm NO. Brightness is not better. I'll create a glare, especially in fog. 4,000k or lower yellow is better.

[@alexeysaulin6189]

Thank you for the review!

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks for the support! Be sure to check out our latest LED videos for the most up to date recommendations 👍

[@alejandrobaez6301]

Great vídeo Bro, helps a Lot 🙌👍

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks alejandro! We plan to add more videos in the future and glad we can help out in deciding on these kits. Thanks for watching!

[@johnzito125]

Alla TS-CR. At about 50.00 price point you can't beat the performance, lumens, and reliability. Going on 14 months now, same set. Daily driver. Zero issues. Projector headlamp.

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks John for the recommendation, we'll take a look at them for testing!

[@codprocamp4690]

HIKARI 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@seanbibby3667]

I take this 2 ways there good or they burn your car up

[@Meekmillan]

Sean Bibby honestly they do either or lol

[@codprocamp4690]

@@Meekmillan they don't catch Fire but the low beam does burn out fast fortunately they're so bright you can use the DRL's as your low beams if this happens.

[@perez1613]

Have you tested after market led’s with projector headlights?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Jose, we have yes, you can find the results on our chart here where we used a halogen projector: www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/chart/projectors.html

[@joncarlos716]

Good to know

[@garynielsen1465]

I just installed the “Lasfit “ in my 15 Silverado. I will be testing them tonight BUT, there is a cover that fits over the lamp housing that is not able to be put back on because of the depth of the led. And being fan cooled, if it were to fit, there would be no air space for circulation. Just an FYI.

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Gary! You may want to look into an aftermarket dust boot cover for your truck. I would recommend keeping the cover on in order to keep debris, moisture, etc. out of your headlight. The LEDs with a fan actually don't get too hot (around 90F), much less than a halogen in fact, so the fan is really just cooling the LEDs themselves, so even in an enclosed housing you don't have to worry. If you run a fan-less LED type you'll want to be careful as we tested those to get up to 160F+. Thanks!

[@BulkyHealthyCat]

Idk why low beam led is ilegal to fix in my country and prado is legal ke wtf

[@grwilson58]

Just to double down, do you think the temperature of the Beam Techs with no fan cooling would eventually be a problem?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Gary, fanless LEDs seem to last as long as their fan counterpart, however they are typically not nearly as bright as the fan keeps the diodes cooler so they can ramp up the power to them for better output. If you have a sealed beam headlight I would go with a fan model rather.

[@Billy-rr7re]

the real question is, how long will they last? 1 month, 2 weeks.

[@angrysocialjusticewarrior]

Dude, no there is not light technology that has a longer lifespan than LED technology.

[@johnoakes34]

I bypassed all these cheap, high failure rate bulbs and spent the $$ for GTR Lighting ULTRA II. Money very well spent. My beam pattern is perfect and just as bright or brighter than the newest cars leds. BMW, LEXUS, MERCEDES. These bulbs are AMAZING. Don't skimp on headlights.

[@orlandorosado2157]

"Don't be that guy", unfortunately there's a lot of them.

[@TaijiArban]

Especially in chevy malibus and civics ;(

[@derekhellam9861]

How would these lights work in a snow storm. Would they cut threw or just reflect off falling snow ?

[@BulbFacts]

HI Derek! Because of the higher kelvin temperature, they won't perform as well in bad weather. There is a kit however that we recently tested call DWVO (amzn.to/2vGDjrs) which can switch between white and yellow, and that would be recommended in snow, rain, etc, especially for fog lights. Keep in mind though that if you have a good beam, it will perform much better than a bad beam LED where you will get a lot of scatter, like turning on your high-beams in snow. I hope that helps, and thank for watching!

[@floop1986]

What brand is your test headlight? Toyota E120?

[@BulbFacts]

No it’s Hella which is the most standard, from a MK5 Jetta to be exact. Check out how we test here if your interested: www.bulbfacts.com/how-we-test/

[@mikew.6501]

Will these replace my stock 2000 Silverado bulbs?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Mike - You'll want to look for a set of 9006 for your Silverado. Here are our latest recommendations; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/

[@americanmuscle2993]

Are the lightening darts cambus ready.?????

[@BulbFacts]

We test CANBUS compatibility on all LEDs, take a look at the full chart for the results; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/chart/

[@justocalderon6010]

I actually run the H13 Lightning Dark LED bulbs. They're pretty bright but I expected them to be alot brighter. Over all I've had these on my ram since late November, and they are doing still great

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Justo, what model Lightening Dark did you get? There are two versions, and the Philips LED version is the one that performs well.

[@alejandroestrada9806]

Where can you find that info? If they are Philips or not? I just ordered mine and now I'm wondering if I ordered the wrong ones..😒 . I paid almost 80 on Amazon

[@icenberg6658]

Will it shine it at its brightest capacity if you only put them in your highbeam? Because I guess it shines less as lowbneam and more with highbeams on? So if I only put them in my highbeam reflector, will it know that it should use all it´s capacity?

[@BulbFacts]

They will produce the maximum output in a high-beam yes. The output will depend on your vehicle in if it keeps the low-beams active while the high-beams trigger.

[@johncomer5921]

I got better information from watching your video that I have a half a million of the other ones that I watched thank you very much

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks John for the support! We'll be releasing a new video soon, but you can always check our website for the latest as we keep it up to date based on our tests; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/

[@VictorDunkle]

Are lasfit good? They are American based and have good customer support. I'm considering trying them

[@BulbFacts]

Hey Victor, we tested one of their models but it's an older style. We'll be adding their newer models soon for testing.

[@kinqqz0720]

What's the best LEDs for Max brightness on a Chrysler 300 2014

[@BulbFacts]

I would recommend an HID conversion since the 300 has projectors. You can find our latest recommendations on both HID and LED on our website; HID: www.bulbfacts.com/hid-kits/recommended/ LED: www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/

[@radiantjet418]

I bought the cougars for my 2018 Nissan Altima SR midnight and the work very well in my projector headlights!

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks rAdiant Jet for sharing! From our tests, the Cougar Motor did ok in projectors, but there are much brighter LEDs nowadays since the Cougar Motor became so popular. Check out our LED Projector test chart here: bulbfacts.com/led-kits/chart/projectors.html

[@onehut2384]

Zdatt 12000LM H11 is it good what do you think ?

[@BulbFacts]

Hey One Hut! We're not a fan of the multi-sided design, as they typically don't perform well. We'll look into testing them though in the future!

[@onehut2384]

@@BulbFacts Thanks

[@orangepete93]

I have a 2011 buick la crosse hid / all lighting will the lightning dark work better than factory and will it agree with my computer ?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi orangepete93. I don't believe you'll need CANBUS or PWM modules for your Buick, so any standard HID kit or LED should work well for you.

[@RedWingsninetyone]

Were any of these tested in projector housings?

[@BulbFacts]

There were not, however our newer video has projector specific recommendations; kzbin.info/www/bejne/iomoe4l5fth2l6M and you can find our test results as well (although they are currently our older 1.0 test bench, we are working on the 2.0 results); www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/chart/projectors.html

[@Greenmanalishe1]

So i put the katanas in and they are great luv em but I adjusted the beam height on them already.. when i drive up to a wall in the night and move 25 ft back how high should the beam be from the ground?

[@billseibert9289]

Did you guys test the carifex LED headlight kits? If so, how did they do?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Bill, we have not but will look into them for future tests! If you have a link please send it over as we'd appreciate that!

[@Legatob5]

I was just about to pull the trigger on the LasFit kit until I saw this video review. Thanks!

[@BulbFacts]

Glad to help Pete! Be sure to check out our latest review video as this one is a bit out of date now as we have tested many new products since then: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iomoe4l5fth2l6M

[@livefootagetube]

So on the beam tag what happens if the fan stops working is there going to be like a total meltdown in the whole housing will melt and catch on fire or how does this work

[@BulbFacts]

The fan is to keep the diodes (LEDs themselves) as cool as possible for optimal cooling. It depends on the brand, but what we have seen from lifespan testing is when the fan stops working, the diodes go into a low output mode (but still work). The output is just reduced to some degree.

[@emanuelrodriguez10]

How do led lights perform in the rain/snow?

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Emanuel. LEDs perform well, but the higher kelvin color they go the more glare from rain and snow you get (too bright). Look for something closer to 5000-5500k if possible vs. 6000k+. We test each products true color, so be sure to check our chart if you are unsure.

[@dimitriosvenierakis]

can you install leds at all cars? i have corsa d and whant to install leds but im not sure if they really fit

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Dimitris, you can install LED into virtually any vehicle with some caveats of course like fitment, power draw, etc. What is your specific vehicle including the year?

[@itsval3508]

I’m getting que Auxbeam h16 plus for my 14 Ford F150 FX4. Are h16 plus really good or do you recommend something better?

[@BulbFacts]

The Auxbeam F16 Plus LEDs are a good choice. But if you are looking for the best LEDs, check out our latest recommendations here; bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/

[@chrisrios8843]

I was going to ask does the plate comes off to install but I seen you do that

[@BulbFacts]

On H7 and others the collars almost always are removable which makes them easier to install.

[@johnnny148]

with headlight dust covers on newer cars, how with the fan keep the bulbs cool? what would be a recommended LED lightbuld for light assemblies with dust covers? I have a 2014 Dodge durango and there is one.

[@BulbFacts]

Hey jonnny148. That's a great question, but the LED bulbs run much cooler than halogen. The fans are to simply keep the LEDs themselves (diodes) as cool as possible to maintain maximum brightness, as LEDs dim as they warm up. The fan does a great job lowering the temperature by utilizing the cool air at the back of the headlight. Hope that helps!

[@johnnny148]

@@BulbFacts, i understand that the fan lowers the temperature of the LED, but my question is...how will the fan cool down the bulb if there is a dust cover and no air to move around? I want to get some LEDs for my Durango, but won't spend the money if the fan will overheat because there is no free air in the dust cover.

[@BulbFacts]

@@johnnny148 they use the air inside the headlight to cool down. They don't get nearly as hot as a halogen. It's best to keep the dust cover on. You will lose some brightness as the LED runs, but that is the nature of the technology as LEDs are very sensitive to heat.

[@ultimateone624]

? Which direction do you install them in a projector housing what goes up and what goes down. Thanks

[@BulbFacts]

In a Projector, the smaller end should be facing up

[@carladams2130]

Hello great video these beamtec and lighting dark will they work good in projector style like i have in my honda accord coupe 2015 exl thanks have a great day

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Carl, thanks! Check out our latest recommendations here, as they have chanced drastically since this video: bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/#hp

[@SterlingSigurdsen]

I'm using the wontonwolf led rated at 10k lumes and I feel it's spot on. I have them in my high beams and the road bends away before the light cuts. Highly recommend these

[@BulbFacts]

Thanks for the recommendation, I'll be sure to add them to our list for testing!

[@jareduzun2531]

How do the lightning darks compare to the aukee 10000lm? They both claim 300% brighter

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Jared, the Lightening Dark's we reviewed here are no longer available. For the latest recommendations check our website here; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/ We should have a new LED review video out soon!

[@celsovera91]

Which one would you recommend with projector headlights

[@BulbFacts]

Hey Celso! I'd recommend the Hikari Ultra (amzn.to/2S6Zj81) or the SNGL Superfocus Beam (amzn.to/2Vobf6q), just be sure to re-aim the SNGLs. You can take a look at our halogen projector specific test results chart here: www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/chart/projectors.html

[@halojumper81]

I love my BeamTechs in my Jeep and my Mazda 6. They are clean and bright. Not as bright as my HIDs in my truck but for the price and ease of install the BeamTechs are worth it. I still think I will stay with HID until LEDs can match the output of the HIDs. The other winner of the LEDs is the price they end up being much cheaper then the HIDs

[@BulbFacts]

Hey halojumper81! I totally agree. HID is still king over LED, especially in aftermarket applications. If your interested, check out my recent video on HID kits; kzbin.info/www/bejne/maOam5esf8iKgpY. Beamtech is a great choice and super easy to install too. LEDs can work great in reflectors if you get the right one, and HID is best in projectors. From our tests. Thanks for the info!

[@IH8Too]

You guys are my heroes from someone who's had to purchase and bust multiple times I'm glad I came across this channel never been able find decent low beams that are led. Currently was switching my lasfit for Hikari till I came across this video, don't get me wrong lasfit 5202 fog lights blow any other fog led out of the water for that type of bulb due to limited options but they leave you wanting a lot more from low beams. My favorites for non-low beam led brands are luyed, and jdm astar. Luyed makes great interior led's and exterior side markers while jdm astar switch back turn signals are unmatched in brightness and how pure white they are.

[@BulbFacts]

Hi Elisandro! I'm glad the video helped you out, that is our goal! We really appreciate the kind words, and look forward to testing more kits in the future to find the best ones available. We'll check out the Luyed and JDM Astars to see what their options are for testing. Thanks again and thanks for watching!

[@bloo22ca]

Could you put these LEDs as high beams?

[@BulbFacts]

You certainly can! You will not see as large of an upgrade vs. low/main beams, however moving to LED in your high beams can be beneficial with a whiter color and instant on, and of course further distance. Just be sure to pick up a quality kit, see our latest recommendations here; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/

[@steve219big]

I was looking to maybe buy Dynamic diode LED lights. Did you test those? Also they are saying set the led up and down. In this video you said left and right. So which is right. Thanks

[@BulbFacts]

Hey Steve, while we would love to test the Diode Dynamic's LEDs, they don't make the size we use to test. We do plan to add more sizes in the future. You'll want to face the led (diodes) left to right for an accurate beam, so the light is emitted side to side. Hope that helps!

[@toneman335]

What is the overall best LED light bulbs?

[@BulbFacts]

Hey toneman335, you can find our latest recommendations here, we keep this page up to date as we test new products; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/

[@ginsengjin]

I have the beamtech led h11 bulbs. They are really dim. Less bright than my stock halogen bulbs which is why I'm watching this video to determine whether to try a different led or go back to halogen. Go with the highest lumen rating because I was afraid of not passing the state inspection if it was too bright and a lot of these led bulbs are dimmer than what they say.

[@BulbFacts]

Hey ginsengjin. Check out our latest LED video here; kzbin.info/www/bejne/iomoe4l5fth2l6M We've tested a lot of new products since this video. We also keep our website page up to date as we test new products; www.bulbfacts.com/led-kits/recommended/