HID-Warehouse D2S, D2C, D2R 6000K HID Bulb - OE HID Headlight Bulb Replacement - 35W Xenon - Light Blue - 1 Pair

I pretty much figured by the fact that these two HID bulbs were 1/8 the price of ONE bulb at the auto parts store that they were obviously made overseas and inferior in quality to the store-bought version. At that price however, I figured it was worth a gamble. Very glad that I did. My old original bulbs were tired and diffused before they started burning out. I did a test at first; just replace the one headlight at first before committing to the other one. The difference between new and old was shocking....I forgot how good the visibilty was supposed to be with HID lights. As far as the products themselves, what can I say....they perform the way that you would expect them to....they really work, and they have not presented any problems with the vehicle. I must confess, I was a little fearful that a low priced imported (obviously Chinese made) product would be shoddy and perhaps put the car's wiring system at risk. To that I can say that these fears are unfounded. From what I can tell at this juncture, they are doing great and have not presented any problems to the car whatsoever. I can't really speak about how long they will last, but I figure that even if they last just one year, I'd have to buy 15 more sets of bulbs to equal the cost of replacing the bulbs with one set from the auto store. While I love my car, I really can't envision owning it that long, as it's already 16 years old.

I have a 2004 350z with oem hids. Neither hid bulb was blown but I simply couldn’t see at night. First I cleaned the haze that built up on the headlights over the years with s restore kit. I still couldn’t see a thing, Even though the headlight lenses looked brand new and crystal clear. Personally I just though my night vision was getting bad. After researching more online I found that hid bulbs get progressively weaker over time, and this car is 15 years old with the original bulbs.All I can say is that I can see at night again! the bulbs are not as bright as a 2nd gen 350z headlight, but that’s because the 2nd gen is simply a more powerful hid design (55w vs my 35w). That upgrade would cost around $800 for my car. However, for $15 my headlights are amazing again! The color is a bright white with a cool blue tint.5 stars! I recommend that all early model 350z and G owners try this bulb first if your hids are not throwing sufficient light.

Ordered this item on November 16th Mid morning and chose next day shipping...The ordered processed that day, but didn't actually ship until the 18th for some reason. So the estimated delivery date was the 19th. USPS tracking said package was delivered on the 19th, but my work mail room said it wasn't delivered. Actually picked up package on the 20th. So either USPS or the Mail Room were lying.The package was basically the bulbs in hard plastic cases in a small box. The small box was in a thin, bubble wrap envelop. I would think that something as delicate as bulbs would be a bit more protected for shipping. Fortunately, the package and bulbs were undamaged.I took a chance on these bulbs as I didn't want to spend the $50 to $100 retail and they seem to work fine. The 6000K give off a very bright white-ish blue light...Even my GF, who's car I used these bulbs in, noticed it immediately.The only issue I had was with installing them in her 2007 Mitsubishi Outlander was because of the battery placement and the Hood Arm, it was a bit tight to install. Once they were in, they worked. However, a couple of hours later, her car was hard to start...like the battery was dying...I did get it started and everything seems to be ok after driving it this weekend.

Not sure what to expect for such a low price. Installed 2. I only needed one but to match I bought 2. The installation on the driver's side was a piece of cake, on the passenger side of my Altima SER, it was more involved. Total time to install both was about 1.5 to 2 hours since I had to remove the lower fascia fasteners on the passenger side to get access to the HID cover. I only removed the fasteners on the passenger side. This gave enough freedom to get to the headlight bucket out. Also, to make it a bit easier, removing the wire harness fasteners freed up additional wire slack available to pull out the bucket. Be sure to wire tie or get new fasteners for the harness after reassembly.Oh, the light output...it's great and looks pretty close to OEM color. I'd recommend them as it stands now. They've only been in one day and we'll see how long they last because taking off the passenger bucket, while not hard to do, it is a PITA.

I had to buy a replacement bulb for my car and the original was about $150. I came across these and so far they are working great. They are very bright and installation was a breeze. The only reason I am not giving 5 stars it's because a day after installation one of the lights was coming on and off like it was about to fail. So far it is working fine but for the price and the warranty they are offering it's worth the chance.Updated review the lights after 2 months one of them stopped working. Not even sure how to submit a claim for the warranty as the box had nothing inside... since I'm over the 30 day period unable to return. Oh well I guess that's what happens when you purchase cheap things.The bulb melted and damaged the ballast of my car. The seller was very nice but still kinda dangerous to know that this could've caused my vehicle to catch fire