Philips 12799I60X2 X-tremeUltinon LED Interior car Light W5W T10 6000K 12V, Set of 2, Set of 2

I'd had enough of cheap looking L.E.D. bulbs, but paying the earth for them through a well known car accessory store so I took a chance on these. They arrived a day early via the Amazon locker route. As L.E.D's may not light up because they are the wrong way round I put my sidelights on, removed the bulb with a cloth and just touched the contacts to see if it lit up. If they do then the bulb goes back, if not rotate it 180° and it should light up. They are very bright! Exactly as I wanted. It is a white crisp light.BEAR IN MIND: These are NOT 360° light output. (Think torch rather than a house light). These are more than suitable for map lights, side lights, number plate lights where the END of the bulb is over the place needed to be lit up. If the current bulb uses the SIDE of the bulb to cast light, then these will struggle to do that. It's just how they are designed. For that you'll need bulbs that have the L.E.D. chips at the tip and down the side of the bulb.As they've just gone in today only time will tell if they last. Box says up to 12 years....

Bought these for my 2006 Astra H, work excellent, car not showing any error codes and they work perfectly. Used them in my number plate lights and interior lights and provide an excellent light coverage compared to cheap leds I bought that were utterly terrible. I know these are a bit hefty in price, but they're definitely worth it. I used to have cheap LEDs in my number plate lights but the car failed its MOT after the leds began malfunctioning during the MOT, unlucky me... Philips is a trusted brand though, so I think I've learned cheap LEDs might just cost you more. After the MOT the garage put the horrible default cheap yellow bulbs back in, couldn't stand them. These look 100x better.

Produces a strong white light but unfortunately flickers when the door is first opened. I have a new Peugeot partner and I think that the problem is that modern "smart" car electrics don't always supply the full 12V - especially as the interior light has a slow fade when it switches off. The Philips LED (and another brand that I tried) can't cope with the varying voltage. I will go back to using a standard filament bulb for the door-activate light and use these in the map reading lights which have simple on/off switches.UPDATE: After deciding to revert to a standard filament bulb. I found that the Philips LED was nearly impossible to remove from the light fitting. The short wire contacts had acted like barbs in the fitting and required such force to remove that I was concerned that either the bulb or the fitting would would be damaged. Luckily the fitting is OK, but I really would not reccomend these bulbs

These LEDs are just WOW, huge huge difference between halogen factory fit bulbs and these aftermarket LEDs bulbs. Very bright. I went for philips cause this is well recognised bulb brand, my headlights bulbs are philips as well and in my house i went for philips LEDs as well. They are quite expensive if you do compare with some other brands but i would say that are worth of money. Never had any troubles with Philips. Also Philips offers 12 years warranty for them that makes me very confident that these bulbs will last for ages.

Just what I would expect from a Philips product, great build quality and a very clear White light.. I have fitted them with 6500k LED Headlights and they look amazing.. Straight swap from original bulbs. Price is on the expensive side but only time will tell if they are worthy of the price.Super happy!