Do these lights put out a good amount of light? Had silverstars, how do these match up to them?
62899
These bulbs are the best HID bulbs I've owned. Nice blue white color with good distance as well. I like them much better than superstars, but the Philips are a higher price point.
62900
Silverstars especially the high end HID equivalent are brighter than these. All light output in this type is usually rated in Kelvin. The hotter the burn of the light source the higher the Kelvin (usually) all meant to be toward 5000 to 6000 Kelvin or natural sunlight temps/light equivalent. In my opinion, the Phillips cast a cooler blue light usually associated with a 3500 to 40000 Kelvin scale. I ran them for about 3 weeks and went back to Silverstar HID equivalent for these very dark, no street lights, out in the country roads.
62901
They are bright. Put them in my fog lights. Color matches my xenon headlights.
62902
Doesn't compare to led lights . I see better with my fog lights on as well . Not a fan
62903
its pretty good. better than silverstars in my opinion. i was hoping it wouldnt be too blue and its not. id recommend
62904
These are great, the have a blueish tint when first turned on but after a few minutes the brighten right up
62905
They do put out a good amount of light, but it may be just slightly less than the silverstars. These produce a slight but distinct shade of blue. I can't really compare them to the silverstar's as i just replaced the stock ones with these soon after i got the car. I put these on a 2013 Mercedes C300 and they match up well to the blue LED strip DRL's in the lower bumper. I had to change the inner parking lights to led's also to make everything match. Overall they do a good job at looking uniform with 5000k LED's and the DRL Led's.
62906
Very bright. Whitest best light I've seen on an incandescent bulb. Wish they would make this for H11B size. Hate the 55watt garbage headlights on my 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe. It has H7s for the high beams and I used these Philips Diamond Visions and they're great. Can't attest to their durability however because I don't use them a ton.
1631955
They do pretty good. My kids use them as a night light during camping trips. Some colors are brighter than others.
1307923
They have decent light expansion like a flood but most light is thrown deep like a spot light. They are not the best on the market but definitely a great off road light for the price.
1157367
Yes these are good if you don't need much output and depending on how you use them. Once these lights are diffused for softening they lose a lot of power. Also remember these light draw a Lot of watts and they are going to heat up the room if you have all three running at once. All in all they are great for the price!
1023024
They will supply ample light in that setting. They are very bright LED units. I've used mine at church functions as well as stage settings and it has never disappointed .
1724483
You will need more light, these are for effect. I have a light hood plus two strips of LEDs, possibly could use more.
658333
I don't recall saying that, but lows shine up to the top of the housing and high shine down. And thoughts... Get the higher wattage ones, these just aren't bright enough
1952271
They are much brighter than the solar types. Mine are 3 - 4 ft apart and are plenty bright
1656474
I don't personally find I experience better visibility from the Silverstar, and in addition to extra money, remember as well that the Silverstar has a shorter design life. You'll not only pay more for them, you'll replace them a lot more often. Last year I was able to find the design life data on Osram Sylvania's site, but I couldn't find it just now. However, you can expect to replace XtraVisions more often than standard halogens, and Silverstars more frequently than XtraVisions. If I recall correctly, the difference in design life can come out to years for many drivers. The brighter bulbs achieve the extra "brightness" by burning a smaller filament at a higher temperature, so life suffers heavily. I don't personally find I experience better visibility from the Silverstar, and in addition to extra money, remember as well that the Silverstar has a shorter design life. You'll not only pay more for them, you'll replace them a lot more often. Last year I was able to find the design life data on Osram Sylvania's site, but I couldn't find it just now. However, you can expect to replace XtraVisions more often than standard halogens, and Silverstars more frequently than XtraVisions. If I recall correctly, the difference in design life can come out to years for many drivers. The brighter bulbs... » Read More I don't personally find I experience better visibility from the Silverstar, and in addition to extra money, remember as well that the Silverstar has a shorter design life. You'll not only pay more for them, you'll replace them a lot more often. Last year I was able to find the design life data on Osram Sylvania's site, but I couldn't find it just now. However, you can expect to replace XtraVisions more often than standard halogens, and Silverstars more frequently than XtraVisions. If I recall correctly, the difference in design life can come out to years for many drivers. The brighter bulbs achieve the extra "brightness" by burning a smaller filament at a higher temperature, so life suffers heavily. « Show Less
2167844
I feel that the light output on these are greater then regular led bulbs. I use them as backup lights and it gives me greater visibility then stock and regular LED's.
2092032
Hmm I have the same ones and they work perfect for me. It sounds like you may want to try to get your waranteed. When all the led's are lit these are super bright.
60867
I drive 60,000 miles a year on rough roads with the lights on. Silverstars gave me six months at best, had these for fourteen months. Great brightness, solid filaments, and obviously no nicks on the filaments to shorten their life.
8952
Depends...the LEDs are very bright, but there is absolutely no focus of the light from them through my F150's lenses. The light simply scatters in all directions with none of the direction you would typically expect from fog lights (low, under the main beams and out to sides). The light is extremely white with a very, very light bluish tint to them. They contrast against my silverstar xZe bulbs which are not as 'silver' as I would have expected them to be. They are bright, but have a bit of yellow which is considerably more noticeable with the fog lights on. Overall, I would say the fog lights are impressive to look at and they do make the truck stand out, but they do not match the silverstars. If I had it to do over, I would buy conventional fog lights.
1790585
They appear to be alright with a spot but I am only using them with bright LED spots. Sorry. I don't mind testing it out though.
656204
I have 3 or 4 of the lights, some under the eve and at least 1 outside of eve and haven't had any problems. If you keep the right bulbs in them, they last pretty good.
1602387
These are the ones i bought. keep in mind that these recessed lights are pretty small. they look especially small once they are installed...but that could also be due to my higher ceilingsLighting EVER Dimmable 4W GU10 LED Bulbs, 35W Equivalent, Recessed Lighting, Track Lighting, Warm White
1328269
Yes they r much brighter, would recommend if u gave the space .There a little taller as u can see.