WinPower H1 LED Bulbs 70W 6000K 7200LM Fog Lights Cool White-2 Yr Warranty

First of all I did a lot of searching before buying this set and I overall I'm glad I chose these. Win power definitely did it right, they look amazing! The lights are definitely bright white (exactly what I wanted) no hint of blue, they are very bright but not obnoxious. I bought these for my aftermarket Spyder headlights on my 2000 f150 and they fit right in. The only warning I can give is to check and make sure you have room for the fan to fit, due to the fan sticking out behind the headlight witch goes for all simular products. I had to do some minor cutting to alow room for the fan but not a big deal for me. Overall I would recommend to anyone looking to upgrade the lights on your vehicle. Plus they come with a 2year warranty... Big Win if you ask me.Picture: best Picture I could get hope it helps. Win led on left

Will not fit a 2005 Honda CRV or any H1 socket with a large adapter ring.If you look at the pics you can see the stock bulb with the adapter ring on the left and on the right the LED with its adapter. The stock adapter has large flanges on either side that the spring metal clip on the socket use to hold the bulb in place. The LED adapters dont have the flanges and are not big enough for the metal clip to hold so they just fall out.These are completely useless to me and I'm past the return date so guess I'll have to chuck them.

I received a set of H1 LEDs to replace the stock H1 High Beam bulbs on a 2012 Kia Sorento, which has standard H1/H3 connector ("black box". The LED unit's plugs -- at first -- did not seem to be compatible with my wires. Basic steps: I removed the stock 1-prong H1 bulb from High beam encasing, and disconnected it from a wired black box socket. This socket previously held the 1 and only prong of the H1 bulb. Next, I opened the Win power package. The package included 2 sets of 3 parts: (A) an LED bulb, (B) ballast/driver, and (C) capacitor. It appears that (A) plugs into (B). However, the 2 prongs at the end of (B) or (C) do not plug-and-play connect to the car's black socket. (For safety, first disconnect your car battery's Negative terminal.) Snip off the 2 prongs at the end of (B) or (C) -- whichever one you intend to connect to the car. Strip the wire ends, and install a Male Snap connector on one wire, and a Female snap connector on the other. Then snip off the black box attached to the car. For each headlight wire from the car, install a snap-connector (male or female connector) that matches up to the wires on the LED unit of the same color: e.g., Black-Black (Male-Female) and Green-Red (Female-Male). Reconnect your car battery. Test.

I ordered these on the 26th of December, 2016. Probably arrived a couple days later, installed within a day or two. I noticed the driver side bulb was out when I was leaving work this evening. Not bad for $30 bulbs. They weren't very bright, compared to whatever low beam bulbs were in it when I bought the car, and my high beams are MUCH brighter than these, but they were the perfect color temperature, I will definitely be purchasing 6000K bulbs within the next few days, but probably some that will be much brighter. If I wasn't very clear, these are actually a good value, especially if you're just wanting to try them out (me!) - compared to what you'd get at an auto parts store for a similar price.

Very cheap LED lights. I installed these on my 2012 ram 1500. They didn’t fit inside the headlight assembly “even thought it stated they would. They flickered from day 1, I don’t drive this vehicle much at night so I didn’t let it bother me. But a couple months ago they seemed really dim. One of the bulbs burnt half of the diodes up and burnt up my fuse for my headlights. These are just cheap, “all fits one” type of garbage product. I’m very disappointed.

I contacted the seller because the bulbs did not have tabs so I was unable to install them. I haven’t heard back from them so therefore I have not been able to try them. I can’t give anything more than one star all around due to all of these reasons. Sadly I was away and missed my window to return them so now I’m stuck with useless bulbs and a lighter wallet.

* note: used a variety of different bulb models to fit each vehicle *I scooped a set of Win Power LED headlights for my 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee and they’ve been amazing for the past month! Plug & play, easy install!Promptly told family and friends... my buddy has a 2007 Honda Ridgeline - loves them! Plug and play. Also installed a set on another buddy’s 1997 Ford F-250. Actually had to modify the fitting quite a bit and dissemble the light a little but got it installed eventually. Another buddy has a Toyota Corolla, again great, plug and play experience.I’m going to install a pair on a friend’s Subaru later this week and a Scion xB soon.Ten sets ordered so far!First three photos are of the Honda Ridgeline taken with iPhone X, following that are F-250 & Jeep taken on iPhone 7

Old lens covers don't matter anymore, have great vision and visibility. Used to have a difficult time seeing at night. Now it's great. Definitely would buy again.

Disappointed to find that these bulbs aren't even remotely "all-in-one". They have a seperate driver, which was exactly what I wanted to avoid by buying "all-in-one" bulbs, plus an extra connector cable that works on 'some' setups because the generic driver doesn't have the correct connectors on it. Between all that rubbish and the size of the heatsink fan (which the truly all-in-one H7's I bought elsewhere work fine without) there's no way they'll fit in the headlamp unit. Just as well they were cheap, they're going straight in the bin.

I purchased LED headlight couple of months before and It was not easy to install so I got it done by mechanic which charge me $80 because he removed the front bumper. After all of this one LED light stopped working then I contact to seller around 10 days before and I didn't get any single response yet.