Philips X-tremeVision Pro150 Xtreme Vision Pro 150 Car Headlight Bulbs H7 (Twin)

I have been using Philips Crystal Vision Ultra H11, 9005, and 5202 for 6 years. I originally purchased them for the bright white color. They are a whiter light than standard halogen OEM or Long Life (LL) bulbs. Driving in urban areas or freeways with ambient light, they are very nice. However, when driving in rural areas and highways, the white light with blue undertone is more difficult for your eyes to pickup. The human eye naturally sees amber light spectrum more visible. I have learned over the years Crystal Vision and Diamond Vision are not brighter, or provide more road coverage than standard bulbs, they just produce a different light color spectrum.I ordered the H7 for a set of aftermarket projector headlights I installed, and these are amazing in light output, and also have an advertised lifespan around 400 hours. I'm excited to see the results in a year or so.Ultimately, I have decided to upgrade all my bulbs to the Philips X-treme Vision variants, and they are fantastic! You can buy X-treme Vision bulbs in up to 100%, 130% or 150% more light. You may sacrifice longevity and bulb life, but the light output is incredible and covers more peripheral vision.Installation depends on your vehicle, I have to remove my front fascia and headlamp assembly to replace bulbs. But these seem worth the effort.

Very bright compared to most other brands, besides Sylvania. They give you a narrow beam concentrated on the road ahead. For brightness though I would give them an eight out of 10.

Been installed for a few months now and not one problem. No problem at night as well

Original Philips bulb in Philips sealed packaging. Have bright lights on 2007 Mercedes E Series after replacement.

Time will tell if they last long but so far they are not any brighter than oem halogens. The blue tint on glass refracts light so it appears whiter to the eyes but in reality it's still a halogen and puts off about same lumens as oem. If these don't last I'll go back to oem. Never put HID kits into projector lens unless you change lens to work with hid. Not all projector lens are hid compliant. You kids out there blinding people with them in halogen projector lamps.

These are not 150% brighter than standart bulbs these look less bright. I can't even tell that I have my lights on when driving in the dark. Longevity I can't talk about that cause I didn't use them longer than 3 nights. On the third night these bulbs tripped the teleaid system services in my benz calling for SOS that the bulbs were shorting out, but they were still on. Had to reinstall back the stock bulbs that were the same wattage as this set 55w. No problem with stock bulbs. Return policy is the worst and rediculous for these bulbs. Waste of money and time not worth it.

These are nice bulbs, a lot whiter than my osram bulbs. The package I received has the 130 brightness, not the pictured 150, but the 130s are still great. Not sure about longevity yet as I just installed them in my VW mk7 GTI, but can update this in the future.

Simple plug and play solution to better lighting on my BMW motorcycle and no CANbus error messages as with all the LED bulbs I tried in my K1300, but definitely not as bright as an LED bulb....