Torchbeam H11/H8/H9 LED Bulbs, 20000 Lumens 600% Brightness LED Light Bulb with Fan, 60W 6500K Cool White Halogen Replacement Non-polarity Plug and Play, Pack of 2

Had a headlight go out, and I find myself on Amazing looking for bulbs and stumble across these.Figured I'd give them a shot. They're a little more pricey than halogen bulbs, but you see a HUGE difference in the brightness that they put out.Gave 4 stars on longevity because I've only had them a couple months, so I really can't tell how long they'll last. So far so good.Installation was pretty easy...took me way longer than it should have, but I did end up getting it done in the end.

You get a set of headlights for cheaper then one halogen bulb.Only down side is the connector does not lock clip together. I had to use a zip tie as a locked device. It just barely missed clipping the factory connector, but plugs in smooth.

Bought these to replace my old halogen high beams in my 2010 Mazda 6. The driver side is an easy install from the hood. The passenger side high beam requires you to remove one bolt and you can move the coolant reservoir tank aside and squeeze your hand to get that second high beam bulb installed.Very important to note about LED bulb installation and this is not a specific to just this manufacturer. You got to install them in the correct rotation. That's right you read that correct. You want the two flat sides of the bulb containing the actual light emitting diodes to be horizontal like at the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock position as seen in my pic of my headlight. If you don't do that important step of making sure the diodes are horizontal you will not see the road at all, plus you will swear to everyone that LEDs are a scam.After installing them correctly, I can honestly say after using them for about a month that they are performing very well and can see the roads alot better at night. I live in the back country so no street lights on the back roads. I constantly turn them off when vehicles are approaching in the opposite lane out of courtesy and turn them back on when it's clear to avoid blinding the other side. They were listed around 35 dollars and got them on sale with a coupon for around 25. All in all, I'm pleased with the purchase and will update this review if the product does happen to fail prematurely.

Worked great on wrx 2013

I put these in an RV about 9 months ago. RV does not get a lot of road time, but so far they are flawless. They can be a bit difficult to set into the housing. I had excellent access to the back of the headlights but I still found it tricky to get them to seat properly in the housing.

Projectors have nothing on these LEDs. They cast better and have a better color than halogens and projectors that I've driven. I almost feel like their too bright, but so far nobody has flashed their lights or became upset. But so far I like to have as much brightness as I can without angering the authorities. I can tell my headlight housings are pointed properly, so they shouldn't be hitting people's windshield vision. They also have the perfect color.They work perfectly in a 2009 Chevrolet Malibu, so 2008-12 Malibus should experience the same result. I did some research and it seems 2008 and newer, canbus was implemented all across the board on all GM models, meaning your computer will accommodate the lower wattage the LEDs need.

This lights are a little brighter than your average halogen lights. They bright the same length of the halogen light. They don’t blind oncoming traffic if you got a sedan car. Easy to plug. But if your looking for further length and brightness I suggest buying something different

Decent you get what you pay for not bad for 30 something bucks but when one of them started giving me issues after 6 or so months I bought a different pair with a warranty somewhere else