NIKAVI NO2H LED Headlights AC/DC Bulbs for Motorcycle - Low and High Beam Bulbs,(White) (NKVMHB001)

Well to put it as simple as I can all i got to say is, been using RTD brand 35 watt led bulb for the past five years and yes it was bright. All of my friends told me how come it is so brighter than their halogen ones, but the con is ... lights were all scattered with a short range scattered beam and a lousy fan noise so finally I change my mind and opt for this light hopping for the best. Well I'll be darned this light not only solved the scattered light bean and fan noise problem but man this light has a focussed beam that shots so far ahead and it does have better vision far better than the ones I have used before. But to used these kind of led bulbs you've got to convert your lighting wiring to full dc mode first for long lasting effective use and to remove those flicker to leds from ac. Happy night driving ! #self conversion to dc lighting harness since 2017 "perks of being an electronic engineer" but refer to an expert in your area just don't take the risk of burning your own vehicle#

Nice product i use it in my apache and splendor. It works find and its focus range is far better then my older light...build quality and fan is also good...in this price this is the best led light for bikesUpdated after 3-4 monthsIts deeper light stops working now and i feel cheated by the nikavi team bad experience...😞

These are my initial impressions after having used it for the just 3 days.Detailed Pros and Cons below.My mechanic set it up on my GS150r after converting it to DC, to avoid flicker and possible failure of the unit itself. The stock lamp was a Halonix 35/35w bulb which is standard (i.e. extremely poor) and comparable with other 150cc motorcycles.Pros1. The difference in output (vs. stock) is VERY noticeable. Its a moderately wide, usable beam. For those of you looking for throw alone the only option is a projector assembly, it uses a glass element to channel light in a focused beam. See the attached images to appreciate the actual output.2. Both high beam & low beam can be engaged simultaneously. You can see into the distance, good enough to be riding at 80+kmph safely. I have angled the setup slightly lower so as to not disturb oncoming traffic.Cons:1. 6000k is a terrible option and manufacturers should somehow be dissuaded from offering anything above 5000k. If I had the choice I would've opted for a 4000-4500k colour. Not only does the yellowish spectrum i.e. <5000k offer better fog & rain penetration but it's also easier on the eyes and has better CRI too.2. It has a fan at the base for cooling duties and my guess is it may die out well before the LEDs do, which may cause a burnout/failure of the LEDs. As an aside, the fan is very quiet.3. Should've come with at least a 3 month warranty. Just goes to show that its quality made and the manufacturer is willing to put their confidence behind it. Or else why not simply order from the plethora of options from AliExpress, banggood etc.?!4. ₹700/unit isn't exactly cheap, its 10x the price of a 35/35w halogen! ...nor is it the highest output available ...or the most 'efficient' (lumens per watt). There are H4 LED units available as high as 10,000 lumens (this one does 4500 lumens) and consume just 38w (this one consumes 42w). No doubt they're more expensive and also produce more heat.If it can do its job for 2-3 years it's fantastic Value. Let's see... I'll share my long term view.All considered, for now it's two thumbs up!I've given it 4 stars because they dont offer it in 4000-4500k.

Amazing throw of light … muchhh recommended…far better than 20w halogen bulb .. Satisfied💯Also it’s been 2+months it’s throw and performance is EXCELLENTSaamne waala andha hojata bhai!!

Worked great for 7 months but after that upper beam stopped working.... Decent product at Rs650 but it's price is hiked at 860 not worth it at this price... writting this review after 9 months of uses...

This is the best you can get for scooty. Only problem is adjusting the throw for focus. Once it's done, it easily light up 70+ meters of road(maybe more). Used it during my college days. As it was in rural area there were no street lights there on road for 15 km. And my stock headlight bulb was 🤮🤮🤮. So yes it served me for 3 years approx. Now it's burned some capacitor fault will get it repaired and use it again. But before buying remember you HAVE TO ADJUST (AT NIGHT) THE FOCUS AND OT WILL NEED LONG EMPTY DARK ROAD BUT IT WILL BE WORTH IT. used to do night rides to bus station for dahi vade on this😂😂.

I bought this LED for by classic 350 bs4.Gave 5 star and a positive review at first.Now after a year, tell me tell something about this.1. Low beam stopped working within 5months. Cannot drive in high beam as am unable to see the road in front of me.2. During rainy day when the road is wet, you cannot see anything.3. It may give a new cool look to bike but its not good. I often do long rides. So during night rides in rainy days it doesn't help. As soon as the low beam stopped working in middle of ride. I was riding with high beam for 20kms and all of a sudden my bike stopped. When i checked, i found the headlight fuse, horn fuse and the main fuse were gone. But i always carry extra fuse so i managed.When i started the bike, again the headlight fuse was cut. So i spent 30mins in the highway to unplug the headlight since i dont have switch for headlight. I had additional fog lamp so i managed to ride with it.I also suggested this led to my friend and it also stopped working in 3months. So its not durable. Look for some other good LED.