Auxbeam 9005 and 9006 Combo Bulbs, 40000LM 600% Brighter 9005/9006 Fog Light Bulbs, 6500K White, 6-Layer Cooling System, 20% Smaller Size, Orange Rings for 9005, Black Rings for 9006

Best bang for your buck. Never had a bad set. Bright as hell. Be careful with the orings and positioning.

Excellent quality. BRIGHT!

Great products works great

As described

The media could not be loaded. They’re not bad but one separated from its, socket ring? Meaning I couldn’t lock it into the lense socket but I was able to get it eventually. They fit into the wire connectors perfectly and the brightness is nice. I just used the high beam bulbs and kept halogens as my low beams.

Very bright and beautiful.

100% plug and play. Fast easy install and no cutting or dremeling to fit. Color looks great too. Used the same brand for fog lights as well.

The media could not be loaded. First off, I attempted to install these bulbs in a fog light, and in my DRL/high beam combo position in a 2007 Lexus LS460.The fans at start-up are fairly loud, but only audible if you have the lights on while the car isn't running. Not a huge issue, no comments on heat as the bulbs are hard to get to on this once installed.Brightness for the fog light is superb, especially for an LED in a reflector housing. Attached pictures are on manual camera settings, so the brightness increase you see in the picture of on vs off is true to what the lights provide.Can't comment on the bulb I attempted to use for the DRL/high beam, as these bulbs have an intense flickering in the daytime running light mode. This isn't a fault of these specific lights, just a symptom of how OEM HID systems run low brightness, which isn't compatible with *any* LED out of the box. Incredibly bright when switching to high beams which work properly though.Bulbs fit well, although the tabs used for securing them into the housing don't exactly match what came out of the car. OEM bulbs have 2 large and 1 small tab, these have 1 large and 2 small tabs.Glare isn't too terrible in the fog light housing, about what I'd expect for an LED in a reflector on a nearly 20 year old vehicle. Beam pattern is consistent, definitely throws out extra light above the cutoffAnd on to the one quality issue I ran into. The LED itself unscrews from the mounting bracket for the bulb. This wouldn't be a problem, except the resistance in this mechanism is significantly less than required to twist the bulb out of the headlight housing. So instead of removing the bulb assembly, you end up taking it apart and leaving half of it stuck in the headlight. Requires some kind of adhesive before installing. My recommendation to auxbeam would be to use some kind of set screw or retainer mechanism in the future!