Sinoparcel D2S HID Headlight Bulb 8000K Ice Blue 2PCS

I was a little hesitant by ordering the 8000k bulbs but as others hAve said, these were perfect. I was afraid that they would be more of a deep blue or purple, but they are more of a hyper white. If I was comparing to a normal LED bulb these are more like a 5500k bulb. So much brighter than the stock 4300k which when compared to these are more of a yellow tint. Time will tell on how long they last as the OEM bulb I replaced with these ended up lasting 14years and 225k miles.

Excellent quality replacement bulbs, great value for money. They work extremely well easy to install fit exactly like original ones, great color output, no issues with them yet.

These D2S Xenon HID headlight bulbs turned my night driving from “guess we’ll see” to “I can see into next Tuesday.” Bright, crisp light, easy replacement, and they make my car feel way fancier than my bank account suggests. Great visibility, cleaner beam, and no more driving like I’m in a haunted fog scene. My headlights now have trust issues

4 stars because they worked good and were cheap, but 1 burned out and it's only been a couple months. If you're in a pinch they're not a bad option, I'm going to try a set of LEDs this time.

I wasn't sure what to expect with brightness on these since they are quite a bit cheaper than the OEM alternatives, but they fit great and are on par with the existing bulb on the other side. Install on the Nissan Maxima is more painful than most or I would have installed both. For now, I have spare if the other side goes out. Packaged well with a glove to keep your hand oils off during install. Would use these again without question.

Update: Bulb Died After 1 1/2 Years. Extremely frustrating because replacing these bulbs is a pain in the butt. Perfect fit for my 2009 Mazda 6 2.5 l. OEM bulbs sell for around $150, so these are just a fraction of the cost. Well worth it. I'll be honest, it's a bit of a pain replacing the low beam bulbs on a Mazda. You have to remove the plastic body panel on the inside of the wheel well. Not completely remove it, but remove enough of the plastic clips so you can pry the panel down and reach the bulb. A couple of tips: remove the 4 screws underneath the front bumper that are holding the plastic wheel well panel in place. I watched a few YouTube videos where they we're struggling to gain access to the bulb, but removing those 4 screws makes it so much easier. Also, using a floor jack to lift the front end does give you a few more inches of much-needed clearance. Remove the round gray water tight plastic cover. You only need to rotate it a few degrees to unlock it. Next you remove the electrical boot by rotating it. There's an arrow on the boot itself which tells you which direction to rotate. After removing the boot, there's a metal clip that holds the bulb itself in place. You just have to press the clip toward the front of the car, then in toward the center of the light bulb to release it (you have to undo the clip on both the right and left side of the bulb). Then you can just let the clip flop down like you were opening a mailbox. Allowing the metal clip to flop all the way down gives you the needed clearance to easily slide the bulb in and out. These replacement bulbs came with white gloves, so you don't risk getting the bulbs dirty and having them burn out. There's quite a few YouTube videos showing how to replace the bulb, but it's such a tight space you're working in, that I didn't find any videos with good camera angles. I'm sure my steps seem confusing, but combined with a YouTube video, maybe they'll help someone out.

Installed easily in 2014 Altima, but not as warm as factory bulbs. At least pretty close and white at first but seem to have changed to a slightly more “bluish tinted” beam over the first 6 months. Also, brightness seems to have faded. At a 10th of the cost of OEM, good deal, but do the pair or look further.

Thank you Amazon you saved me quite a bit of money I had went to AutoZone to purchase these lights just for one light it was going to cost $100 I went with Amazon it came with two light bulbs and I paid $28 I do recommend this product

These Xenon bulbs (high/low beam bi-functional) went in super-quick and with no issues, perfect fit for my E46 BMW 2001 325CI coupe. Lights are much brighter now (just with new bulbs alone), and the quality seems on par with OEM, very nice. Highly recommended. NOTE: Since my BMW dealer parts dept wanted $190.00 PER BULB for the original Phillips Xenon bulbs, I'd say a 90+% discount's pretty good LOL!!

Llegaron en tiempo y forma , en buen estado y la luz es exactamente lo que esperaba , ahora espero ver el tiempo de vida. Totalmente los recomiendo.

Great replacement bulbs for OEM HIDs (Acura in my case), they lasted very long, only one side bulb went out and a replacement was sent by the seller within a week. The other bulb and replacement bulb are still outputting same brightness so maybe 1 bulb may have been bad batch, overall impressed with this price and warranty service

This is a great product, simply put I got what I wanted.

Surprisingly pretty decent for the price there bright see well and beats paying 99$ a bulb at Canadian tire.