VisionPlus

I got these for the low beams of my 2009 impala. So far, they work good.. But, I have only had them in for a very short time. I will update when they do stop working, so you know.. But do not expect it for a few years. My old ones were "SYLVANIA H11 XtraVision" bulbs.. But those only lasted 3 years, in a car that is only driven about 10k miles a year.. and most of that is daytime driving. Both, these and the Sylvania brand ones are made in Germany, so right now, I am just hoping that these last longer then those other ones.. But I guess only time will tell. Probably about the same. These are brighter then a standard bulb.. Basically, just as bright as my old ones that just stopped working, from what I can tell.. On a side note.. I would recommend that you replace both at the same time. Since both get the same amount of use, it will not be long before the other side burns out too. and since the price is not much more for a 2 pack vs a 1 pack, there is no real real incentive to just buy one. Lastly, while I am skeptical with it comes to buying amazon warehouse stuff on a lot of stuff, I do recommend doing it on headlights. The reason is.. Most of the time, the reason that they are returned is because, people do not read as to if they will fit their car, and then return the still new bulbs when they do not fit. You can get new bulbs for close to half price in a case like this. The way to tell if a bulb has been heavily used is, look at the metal coils in the bulb. New ones will look nice and shiny. Old or worn ones will have a dulled look, almost like their is a thin layer of corrosion on the coils. I have never gotten any bulbs that looked used in any way through warehouse.. So in this case, I do recommend taking the chance, as I have always had good luck with all of them in the past.. Just a suggestion.

Philips Stander is ok not good if you are driving a lot at night, 30% More Vision also not so good. 60% More Vision, find good distance visible and mush longer lasting then Nightguide and Silverstar from Sylvania. I have been using for a while. SYLVANIA SilverStar Ultra, great but burn out within a month, Philips NightGuide Platinum also burn out quickly.

Decent light bulbs but don’t seem any brighter than a standard halogen bulb. Price was ok

I have a 2011 Subaru Outback. If you're familiar with Outbacks of this vintage you'll know that changing the headlight bulbs in them is a major royal pain in the back side. So, I was pretty happy when I found these because they last a long time. I've been using them for quite a few years. However, I do plan to switch over to LED headlight and fog light bulbs in the very near future. But if LEDs aren't your jam, then get these for your Subaru.

Well, I just got done changing my headlights from these bulbs. The OEM bulbs lasted 4 years, these lasted 14 months (We got them in September 2016). The funny part, these bulbs coincidentally died within five days of each other and I haver NEVER seen this (even though it makes sense: they work the same amount of time). Let me see if I can compute the life expectancy in hours for you. We have owned these lights for 60 weeks. 30 weeks are spent driving 25 minutes each night, so that's 52.5 hours. 5 times hunting, at 1.5 hours each trip, 7.5 hours. Skiing, three times at 8 hours, lets say 24 hours. Let's add 10 hours for driving around town for these 14 months even though everything we need is either 10 minutes away or available on Amazon. ;o) That's 94 hours. Less than 100 hours and these lights are dead while the manufacturer's estimated life expectancy of these bulbs is over 300 hours. While these lights are slightly brighter than OEM, they simply don't have the longevity that a car owner can realistically expect. And if you own a GM product, you know that the only thing engineered worse than these Phillips H11 VisionPlus Upgrade Headlight Bulbs is the end consumer's ease of changing a light bulb on a GM vehicle! If there is a 12 month warranty on these junk bulbs, then give the Phillips' engineers a raise! They are saving Phillips a bundle by making the failure point JUST longer than 12 months. The moral: Stay away from these light bulbs! You have been warned.

Dealership wanted 90 dollars to change a headlight on the misses car. I bought a 2 pack of Philips lights for 32 dollars on Amazon and changed them both out in 15 mins. These ones look brighter and whiter than the original ones. Definitely satisfied with the quality and brightness of these Philips h11 low beam headlights. Wear thin auto shop or cleaning gloves for firmer grip and it makes the install easier.

Worked as intended, no issues with quality, color, or clarity.

Easy enough to install and not a bad option for the price, but despite coming in a pack of two and both being identical one is SUBSTANTIALLY brighter than the other and quit annoying

I replaced Led with vision plus for Altima.Good performance

I needed new headlight bulbs for my 2005 Ford Escape 4WD, and these fit perfectly. They’re bright and easy to install – no issues at all. From my experience, each bulb lasts about a year, then you’ll need to replace it. Still, for the price and performance, totally worth it. Would definitely buy again.

Alumbran poco a comparación de lo que dice la descripción.

No encaja bien en el doquier de la unidad (Montero LIMITED

Perfect OEM fit on my 2011 Toyota Sienna.