SNGL 881 LED Fog Light Bulb yellow 3000k Extremely Bright High Power 881 889 862 886 894 896 898 LED Bulbs for DRL or Fog Light Bulbs Replacement

I’m used to spending over $100 for good quality light output on LEDs. When I saw the specs and reviews for the 3000K 1800LM dogs for my Suburban I figured I’d take the Prime deal to try them. I’m so glad I did. The quality is every bit as good as the major names I’ve spent big $ on historically on other cars. I’ll let the attached images say the rest, but note that the images are with my low and high beams off, and only DRL and parking lights on. Wow!

Got them for my 98 civic fog light. Bright for fog lights, but they dont look to be a 6000k color temperature. They look more like 5000k 5500k color temperature. Also the led chips are supposed to be pointed left to right, but because of the design of my fog lights they could only be positioned one way making the led chips peing poined up and down. So i used a dremel to make the spots on the bulbs base so i can position them correctly. I noticed that every H3 led fog light bulb i seen is made like this. Be nice they can make adjustable collars, or just put the spots on the led base up/down and left/right when they make them. Overall they work. Will update if have any issues.

Got these for my 2013 BMW 335i (E92) RWD M-Sport with adaptive xenon headlights to be used as cornering lights. I already had all my faults coded out via NCSExpert, so can't say if they throw a code or not. Initial test looks to be just about as bright as stock halogen, but white with a blue hue that matches factory xenon a lot closer than yellow halogen bulbs did.I'm pretty happy with the result so far, will see what they look like at night, but even during the day they look very bright.Because the base is larger than stock, it's hard to get a clip on this bulb, but once it's in - it's not going anywhere.Since the H3 only has one connector, I connected the red to positive and loosened the ground prong and jammed black wire connector between bolt and metal bulb base.Can't comment on longevity as I just got them.

I purchased these SNGL yellow led bulbs to replace the standard halogen bulbs in my 2012 Toyota Highlander’s fog/driving lights. Installation was a breeze, and the picture clearly shows how much brighter they are than the old bulbs. So far there hasn’t been any flickering like I’ve had in the past with other brands. These led’s are excellent!

I am not crazy about LED "equivalent" lamps. In general, I don't think LED has quite reached the quality of light an "old fashioned" incandescent lamp provides. That said, I bit the bullet on these because I needed to re-lamp some auxiliary lights on an older car. The OEM sockets had deteriorated to the point where they would no longer have been able to withstand the heat of a halogen H1 lamp. To avoid trouble (melted socket wiring, short circuits, etc.), I decided to try these H1 LED "equivalents". They fit perfectly, and have a VERY bright, WHITE output, and MUCH less heat than halogen H1 lamps. I've only used them for about a month at this point, but so far they're quite good. in short, I WOULD recommend these, but here's my one big criticism:These LED lamps, like many of this type, use dozens of very small surface-mount LEDs to yield a high output. These tiny LEDs are VERY fragile, and this particular product has no visible means of protection to keep these tiny LEDs safe from harm during handling and installation. Not knowing this, I knocked several of the tiny LEDs off the lamp die just in the act of inserting them into the socket! This didn't seem to have any dramatic effect on the lamp module as a whole, but if I had been at all careless during the installation or when un-boxing / handling these lamps, I could have potentially caused enough damage to either destroy or significantly reduce the lamps's output. So, be VERY careful when handling and installing these things. I was in no way wreckless with them, but I obviously needed to be EXTRA, EXTRA careful.... you would be advised to do the same.

Bought these for extra road light for the occasional night driving out of town with our 2015 GMC Yukon. I drive through a large rural area when coming home so it's a must for me to use fogs with my headlights. These were a perfect match to my MostPlus brand LED headlights (in my reviews) that I just had installed, and they were also the 6000K bright white. Wattage was similar but not exact, so I wasn't sure how it would look... but it was perfect. Lights up the road very well to give me 2X what my headlights do and makes it much easier to see at night. Love them! Highly recommend!Note: The manual told us we needed a PSX26W bulb for our GMC Yukon, and found out we actually needed the 5202's. They have different adapters to lock into place so make sure you physically check your bulb number itself before ordering... I've seen people comment to a variety of bulb numbers for the newer GMC Yukons.

The problem with the "pancake" design is there are physically two, opposite side, Lighting Surfaces. This casts a double 'image' on the road. There are a couple OTHER designs that clearly take this into account, however, they do not have the standard dimensions and are usually WAY TOO LARGE to fit standard housings. Brightness is about the same as a Halogen. Because the surface is perpendicular to the road and NOT directly pointed at it, the reflector part of the housing will play a HUGE part of the overall light output. In my case, I knew all this going in, but absolutely needed the fitment!

If you want the led look these work, if your looking for shine on the road you might want to search another light . It could be the wrong light for my application. I switched to a different light

Very nice lights ... bright and easy to install ... only had them in for 2 weeks so well see how long they last

Used on my 1990 Toyota Supra and it is worth the wait. For the longevity I can't confirm but for now, I am 100% satisfied with this product. Thank you

El foco es más ancho que el orificio por donde debe pasar, por lo que no se puede instalar en un Zusuki Jimny. No se como ilumina, lo regresé. Deberían poner que ni cabe en las características

They fit the lens as described.