Auxbeam2024 F22 Series 9007 HB5 Bulbs, 24000LM 700% Brighter 110W High Power 9007 Bulbs, 6500K Cool White 9007 Bulbs with Five-Layer Cooling System, Canbus Ready

The F22 is a good inexpensive LED bulb. I installed these in a Honda Accord and they were a night and day difference from the previous OEM bulbs. They do not give a crisp cut off from the beam pattern that some may desire; at lease in the accord; however, they do push enough lumens so you can clearly see everything in your path. I liked the light output so much that I purchased a second pair to use in a Honda Civic.

Replaced OE headlights on my ‘95 Mustang with these. Self-contained upgrade, so plug-n-play. Orient the bulbs how the instructions explain and you’re good to go. Throws a good light beam that doesn’t offend oncoming traffic but gives plenty of light. Picture is in broad daylight showing what oncoming see. Nighttime lighting is great!

They work really well, super easy to install, they fit in there light a regular bulb and they bright bright. Definitely got the value out of my money

Ok, I have 2002 Ford Ranger Edge with a 90007 headlight socket. Now my lenses are probably original, so 22 years old? And are clouded, scratched and well, old. I had contemplated replacing them because the normal headlights were not bright enough to see much. infact in the city, I could never tell if they were on unless I got out and looked at them or pulled up behind someone and saw two dots reflecting off their back bumper. In the country I saw lights on the ground but they never lit up enough for me to see. I got some off road lights that are great for that purpose but cannot be used in the city of course. So I picked up a pair of these AuxBeam headlights thinking they might be brighter but was not prepared for just how much more. First off they are a slightly different construction than the original halogen bulbs. As for the socket, they fit just fine but I needed a minute to figure out how to put the original collar on, but get it I did. These lights have a built in fan to cool them. Now, Led's are cool and do not produce heat, however the electronics that power them do. Therefore these have built in fans at the bottom to dissipate heat. Now with the engine running they are impossible to hear. However if you have the engine off but the lights on, you can hear the fans. there are not loud at all but they can be heard. Instead of the factory socket plugging into the light directly, the plug into a plug off the control box. plug and play for sure but keep this in mind if you need room for these extra parts. After installation, I of course tested them and they worked. However I had to wait until night to test. I went to my sister's house during the day and left at night. Well, when I turned them on to go home I was BLOWN away! Not only could I see the lights on as they reflected off of things, they WERE BRIGHT! I mean, honestly I worried if they were too bright. I had honestly worried that my old fogged lenses would be a problem even for these new lights. Well they WERE NOT a problem! These things lit up the night in the city and I could see every sign, post and road marking with ease. And that was in the city! In the country, they lit up everything! The brights didn't make anything brighter, just put more light out higher up. I turned on my off road lights and they didn't add much light on top of these, LOL. mainly just lit up more of the wider areas. So I would say that these lights are bright and work well! In my 2002 Ford ranger, I have no dash lights to tell you if a bulb is out so warning lights are not a problem for me. These lights do not flicker at all and are instant on and off. no issues For clarity sake, Auxbeam I think is a Chinese company. I know the factory is in China and the warehouses are in the US. They have been around since 2008 and their products seem to be well made and worth the price. at least what I have seen so far. Time will tell and I'll update this listing if needed. But so far I am more than happy with my new LED Headlights!

I work full time for a fire department. We've asked many times for the headlights to be upgraded to LED. The standard incandescent lights have horrible light output and don't inspire confidence when driving at night. The problem is that the replacement headlights are insanely expensive.Since upgrading the headlights to these LEDs, its night and day difference. The lights are bright with just the right amount of spill. Cutoff remained comparable to stock bulbs. Overall, these are great.

I was a mechanic, Manager, Service Writer, and business owner for 50 years, now retired. I installed a lot of LED headlights, and really liked the Auxbeam products. I have them installed in a couple of my own cars.I was looking forward to installing these in my Wifes 2005 Jeep Liberty because of the high wattage advertised which would have probably resulted in some very bright lights. The currently installed LED replacement lights have been installed for over 5 years and I *think* they are getting dimmer than they used to be.Unfortunately, because of the narrow distance between cooling fan and mounting flange I can't install these. The retaining ring is simply too wide to fit between the fan and flange. (see photos)I may try to acquire some extra retaining rings (not cheap) and modify them so I can use these, but because the distance is SO narrow I don't know if that would be possible.Unfortunately also I cannot send these back.

I removed the battery to make the installation easier, but that isn't strictly necessary. I just prefer a relaxed installation, even though the birds around here are use to my colorful language while fighting cramped installations. They might just chirp a little bit louder. (I like birds, so I put up with it.)They fit my Pathfinder well, and are much brighter than the halogens I pulled out.Now the negative: I've replaced several halogen lights lately, and favor the SEALIGHT brand. When you compare the two on price, the SEALIGHT almost always wins and spec wise they are the same: https://amzn.to/3Wxv7Xv (my support link). Due to the huge price difference with same specs I can't really give these a 5-rating. Their value isn't as good as the SEALIGHT lamps.

I have had these in my pickup for a while now and so far so good. Install was a cinch. One thing I really love is that there is a true high and low beam. Many of the headlights I have tried out don't seem to have that, their versions of high beam is just more light to the low beam. These lights, the low beam stays on, but it also has very definitive high beam like a halogen does. They are very bright, no noise, and no flicker or compatability issues. I am very pleased with these so far!