T10 Ceramics Interior Exterior Bright LED Light 168 175 194 2825 W5W Size Bulb Pink Color (Pack of 10)

These work in my 10th Gen 2019 Honda Civic: the two overhead map lights in the front, the dome light over the back seat, the light in the hatchback area, and the light in the glove box (which is hard to get a grip on to remove!)If they don't work, REVERSE THEM.BE CAREFUL - the existing halogen bulbs in the Honda get HOT AF when they've been on a few minutes. I learned the hard way and I've had ice on my fingers all evening.To remove the lenses covering the bulbs, use a very slender pry tool (like a tiny electronics screwdriver) to gentle pry the lenses off. See Youtube for exact tutorials. Mine came off and went back on without breaking, but there are some delicate plastic parts involved so BE GENTLE.Otherwise the color looks great in my car! It's a sick little mod that gives you back so much more than it costs to accomplish, both in money and effort.

Bright, very bright and of the perfect colorHighly recommended

The lights are used in a custom dash of my 84 chevy squarebody 4x4. I've tried several different manufacturers of blue led bulbs to replace my instrument lighting with during my dash build, the others were much taller than the old 168's and all had individual leds , in four square rows, some lights only had one led per side and top, most had 2 per row down the sides and 2 on top, all were very bright so much it almost hurt, where these lights are very bright, they still hurt you, don't stare at them, but it seems like a softer light and with the round dome it fits wonderfully everywhere it needs to go, the other still with hard square shoulders were very easy to pull out of the bulb holders when trying to remove one, then it falls into your custom gauge cluster, where you can't see it driving, it's not really hurting anything down there....until you happen to get on just the right kind of road, and you seem to be finding more all the time, at just the right speed that damn little lights starts rattling around, or happens to land somehow in just the right spot that now it sounds like you have cricket in your dash when you hit a good bump, when your buddies are along, they don't know it but your going a 7 miles longer, just so you won't have to go across the railroad tracks. But these little buggers are awesome my new instrument panel and custom back lighting using these I think is awesome, if I ever figure out how to download you a picture I will.

If you need a full 360 illumination vs. the majority of LED bulbs that are directional. These provide the same style of lighting as an incandescent bulb, but with the benefits of it being brighter, colored and of course, an LED. They’re still dimmable to some degree as well.

I purchased these for a 2004 Chevy Silverado that I have. With this kit I was able to upgrade the map lights, door/puddle lights, loading lights, license plate lights, and still had two left, which I plan to use on another vehicle.The installation was super easy. I just pulled out the old light, plug it in, checked it, put everything back together.After installation, it have the truck a much needed upgrade inside. I can actually see everything I’m trying to do and the it is an overall cleaner look. I wish I would have done this much sooner.One thing I would mention to someone that hasn’t installed something like these. When you install the bulb, turn on the power to the light. If it does not work, pull it out and turn it around.Overall, I would absolutely buy this again. These were over half off the price from autozone and work just as good. I would recommend this to anyone with an older truck that does not have LED lights inside. It really does give it a fresh look.

The lights are bright and cool but they lean more towards purple than pink. Not sure of the longevity because I just got them. Very easy to install but you will need to have a good grip. My fingertips don't have much grip from chemo causing blisters on my hands

these little lights are great, they're overall a good quality BUT!buy more than 1 pack at a time, out of a pack, 3-4 of them will be short lived, they always start to flicker, i replaced all the lights in my 99' suburban doors and floor lights, and 2 of them started to flicker out after 2 days, these guys need to charge a buck more and use a better diode, this happens with all the colors FYI ive purchased packs of all of them and had to pick up another red pack due to duds.overall, you wont find a better ceramic based LED 194 bulb at a better price than this, just know that for a full lighting conversion, you're gonna wanna buy more than one pack to make sure you have spares for the duds.

3/10 DOA.Update: they're trash, one more dead after less than an hour driving. What is their business model?Buy the Auxito ones in red. They're great.Does it make any dang sense to ask me to return things I have already installed in my car, in a safety-related position, before getting replacements? Just give me my money back please.In case you want to roll the dice yourself:For a high mounted stop light in my Isuzu Rodeo Sport / Holden / MU. It’s not the same as a regular rodeo or passport so do your own research.And yes they are polarized so you have to find the right way round. They have weak little single-pass leads, instead of being looped back or (insane) continuous, and this is prone to getting bent by removing the bulb. Fantastic design.Bright though, but blue and cold, kinda dim once behind a red housing, wish I’d got the red since the info on the other bulbs needing these was incorrect. Choosing a colored LED is generally gonna give you waaaayyyy more light than a white LED and a colored filter (housing). The red housing will not waste that red light. Physics!