Philips Ultinon Pro9200 LED car headlight bulb (H7), +400%, 5.800K, set of 2

Perfect for Citroen 4 Grand Picasso 2014. There are no problems with the installation. It shines much better. I wouldn't smear that plus 400% but obviously there is an increase in brightness.

These were very easy to fit, only took me a couple of minutes. They are very bright but as the beam pattern is correct they do not cause excessive glare when correctly adjusted. Please make sure you adjust your lights so they are not too high, it doesn't help you and blinds everyone else.

The good:-Fantastic build quality, lovely aluminium construction. I would believe someone if they used these for 5 years without them failing or dimming much.-Beam pattern (in **projector headlights**) that is not just almost but absolutely identical to my old H7 halogens. No headlight alignment even needed, absolutely nothing above the cutoff line. These (or this type) should be road legal and legislation hasn't yet caught up IMO.The only difference is a small dark spot centrally and low-down from each headlight. This makes no difference to visibility and can only be seen when right against a wall. Most (99%) LEDs will also have this.I have also read that these should actually be safe in reflector headlights and create possibly less glare than a halogen which is interesting.-Cool locking ring design to allow rotation for lights like mine that mount at an angle (LEDs should shine at 9&3 o'clock). This should make installation easy but my car is strange and needs a specific adapter that I had to make/modify so I won't comment on ease of install.-Instant-on brightness. Style.The bad:-They are just not bright. I'd say similar to some standard premium halogen bulbs. Not even as good as the (one, other immediately broke!) Philips GT200 bulb I tried. This gets worse when you consider that LEDs generally produce worse colour temperatures for night-time visibility on rural roads in winter months.They definitely weren't dangerous levels of dim but I found myself approaching corners less confidently than before which is a real shame.-The colour is weird. They look much bluer than other pure white LEDs when I look at the headlight assembly; however the light they throw in front of the car has a very pronounced green tinge to it which is absolutely a detriment to visibility on a green-lined lane!-The cooling fans are really quite loud. I have an aftermarket exhaust so I can't hear them while driving but with the engine off or idling they are annoying, and at a really irritating pitch.They also send matching 'bulbs' with identical fans, which isn't optimal as this causes resonance between them. Sounds like an unpleasant pulsing/beating sensation.-They are very expensive. This is expected from Philips but not for such lackluster performance. I (now...) know for a fact that there are products half the price of these that will perform better.I will add that my headlight projectors are likely worn internally and the reflector bowls are known to deteriorate to some degree after using halogens. The lenses are clean, clear and polished however and the original bulbs are still brighter.If you are buying BRAND NEW OEM headlights then these may be a good retrofit solution for you. I would recommend looking at alternatives, especially from the U.S.A as they have a lot of LED stuff of very high quality there.Am going to return them. Going for an invasive DIY Bi-LED projector retrofit instead.

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They are definitely better than halogen with a good beam pattern and basically silent.They are bright, but don’t expect them to be brighter than a new car with factory LED lamps.They fitted with the default mounting bracket from the car .Type ordered: H7Car: Kia Ceed 2010

Visibility was poor, not bright at all and it left a dead spot on the driver side, so really could see anything. The fitting side was easy and simple. Quality looked good. But I would not waste my money on these

Simply brilliant (no pun intended).

They need to be adjusted correctly and the visibility is good. I will go fog as well with them .