Upgraded H1 Light Bulbs, 36000LM 900% Brightness with 16 CSP Chips, Real 1:1 Halogen Size, 6500K White, Canbus Ready Fog Light Bulbs, Pack of 2

Really good, using it on my Yamaha r6 2016 - really really good! I'm very happy.

Ive always hated HID bulbs because they are so expensive and seem to become more and more dim over time. Unfortunately, my current car (2010 Audi A3) uses HID bulbs and when one of them inevitably died a premature death, I opted to swap to LED's. These were straightforward to install, just mind the plastic collars/clips that audi uses to retain these bulbs in the headlight housing, as they become brittle with age and break easily. As for the bulbs themselves, they are far brighter than the HIDs, run cooler, have a nicer color temperature, dont throw any canbus warnings, and illuminate the road better without blinding other drivers, all for less than the cost of a single HID bulb.

I recently upgraded to these H11/H9 headlight bulbs, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. They’re incredibly bright, provide a clean and clear beam, and best of all they don’t flicker at all. The consistent output makes a huge difference, especially during night rides or low visibility conditions. I installed them on my 2007 Kawasaki ZX6R, and they fit perfectly with no issues. The improvement in visibility is immediately noticeable, and the road ahead is much easier to see without blinding oncoming traffic. They also give the bike a more modern, crisp look. Overall, I highly recommend these H11/H9 bulbs to anyone looking for a reliable, bright, and flicker free upgrade. They’ve been a fantastic addition to my ZX6R, and I’d definitely buy them again.

Lights do not work high and low beam only on low beam do they turn on

Fat shipping great packaging. Thea bulbs are a perfect upgrade. The quality of the beam is sharp, bright and better than other bulbs that I’ve tried. The fitment of the bulb is perfect, slick looking bulb. Installation was easy.

FANTASTIC!!! However, for a stock 2009 KIA Rondo EX (4 cylinder) headlamp fitment (i.e., hole), you may need to use a small file to widen the middle part of the orifice (hole) or a small sharp knife (what I used—-a small single bladed Old Timer pocket knife) to widen the somewhat hardened plastic in order for these fantastic bright lights to fit. And yes, they are fantastic lights. Very CLEAR, solid assembly. Proper daylight color. It’s just that it’s possible that you made need to slightly (very minutely) widen the hole for the light bulb to fit. If I had known of this issue in advance, I still would’ve made the purchase, because these bright light bulbs are very effective, so far durable and they look excellent, provide a very bright & effective light ahead of your drive.