which ones are the brightest (clearest) that still have the mirror coating??
294208
I use the blue/light blue pair. They were very clear. My kids used the other colors and they never complained, about not seeing well. Hope that helps.
1878318
I like the Polycarbonate glasses the best. They stay crystal clear for a very long time. The other types get a cloudy appearance fairly quickly. I've had some of my Poly glasses for 5 or six summers and they still look as good as the day I bought them. I put them in the dishwasher about half the time and hand wash the other half. Hand washing does make them look the best.
917665
That's a tough one. They are clear, but they have a very slight yellowish tint to them. I've seen them paired with bluish LED lights that really brought out the yellowish tint.
2275984
They look a little whiter than stock, so maybe 4300K. The higher the temp, the bluer the light. For example, 3000K is yellow, 6000K is blue. White light delivers the best illumination and is found in the 4 to 5 range. I replaced only one side ( bought a pair for when the other side dies) and it is whiter and brighter than stock.
1667524
They are Clear as far as clear can get for hot melt. Not like the cloudy ones that look white upon application.
1230341
In comparison? I can only say that I went with the Xtravision because it seemed like a reasonable trade-off between brightness and longevity. The silver star ultra is advertised as bright as is legal, which means 3 things to me; annoying blue tint that weakens depth perception, so bright that you get other peoples high beams flashed at you a lot, and a significantly shorter life span. I have the Xtravisons in my car and am well satisfied, the better improvement that I made was to replace cloudy headlight lenses, big improvement in crappy weather because light goes out in front rather than scattered UP in front of you.
724484
Try the factory default. Very bright but very effective to my eye. Good luck. WO
270124
The 6000k are the brightest but the whitest light to avoid the color distraction, to avoid flicker I would recommend using a relay with the lights as I found that provides the best power to the hids and blinding other people, I have always heard to never use the hids with stock housings but I did and I very rarely get high beamed from passing drivers... hope that helps
1870966
They are clear. From a few feet away its actually hard to tell the difference between these and our actual glass version. We have these for outdoor....
1672428
Clear. The clear coat starts to peel after a while though. If you can get them sprayed with some clear professionally they will look a lot better.
1837935
I don't know I haven't looked for them. I think the mirrors by Camco are better.
786926
Looked at alot of HID kits.Went with Kensun .Have seen different light brightness . Went with 6000k bright white. Made a big differance in being able to see at night better. I think alot better than stock.
1788834
The one that I bought was clear glass. You might be seeing a reflection in the glass cover.
972542
It's clear like regular Mirror. Look at the part number on your mirror that you are replacing and match off of that. Mine turned out to have dimmer options and there is a difference. Not much but it is noticeable.
719266
Yep, clear lenses with amber bulbs. Super simple install, just pop the old ones out and put the new ones in.
642822
No this one is clear, but you can get them in blue and potentially other colors, I would contact the seller to request other colors if your looking for a specific tint
1165359
It's definitely more of a matte finish. . .no problems with reflective glare.