Hikari 2025 Future 50000LM 9006 HB4 LED Fog Light, 65W Titanova LED, 6000K Cool White, IP68 Waterproof,Plug & PlayPack of 2

Let There Be Light!I recently upgraded my Toyota Highlander's factory headlights to the Hikari Darkenex LEDs, and the difference is truly night and day (pun intended!). I was immediately impressed by the sheer brightness of these bulbs. They transform the road ahead from a dimly lit path to a clearly visible expanse, making nighttime driving significantly safer and more comfortable. It's like having mini suns guiding the way!My biggest concern before installing the Darkenex headlights was that they would be too bright, blinding oncoming drivers and resulting in constant high-beam flashes. I'm happy to report that this has not been the case at all. Despite their impressive luminosity, the beam pattern is well-focused and directional. They illuminate the road effectively without scattering light into the eyes of other drivers. Instead of blinding glare, I've experienced only clear, crisp illumination.Replacing the dim, yellow factory bulbs with the Hikari Darkenex LEDs was a fantastic upgrade. They provide a crisp, white light that dramatically improves visibility, making everything from road markings to potential hazards much easier to see. The "night into day" description isn't an exaggeration – these headlights truly make a dramatic difference.If you're looking to upgrade your headlights and improve your nighttime driving experience, I highly recommend the Hikari Darkenex LEDs. They offer exceptional brightness, a well-controlled beam pattern, and a significant safety improvement without the annoyance of blinding other drivers. They've transformed my Highlander's headlights from a weakness to a strength, and I couldn't be happier with the results.

This is my second purchased pair of Hikara Future Titanova Led bulbs. The difference in brightness from my stock halogen bulbs to the Titanova is literally night and day. The light output is easily 3x that of the stock halogens and the light color is a much nicer bright white as opposed the the factory dingy yellow. The first set of Titanova bulbs I purchased have been running a 45 minute long night time work commute in my Honda Accord for just under a year now and are still as impressive as the day I installed them. No flickering or loss of brightness over that period. I installed my second pair into my 2020 Jeep Gladiator and the results were just as impressive! Significantly brighter light output and much better road vision with a beam pattern that doesn't blind oncoming vehicles. Both sets installed just as easily as the stock bulbs, plug and play. The light housing build quality and materials are very nice and the cooling fans move quite a bit of air to keep the bulbs cool. I spent a significant amount of time compiling data and watching countless videos comparing every quality LED bulb on the market and my research landed me on the Hikara Future Titanova and I have not been disappointed! I highly recommend these bulbs to anyone either starting their research or who, like me, feel like they have read and watched every available comparison out there!

Installed these in a yellow school bus that previously had the factory halogen bulbs. Difference is night and day. Bright white focused light onto the roadway makes night driving, especially noticeable when pavement is wet, much better. The bulbs are self-contained and easy ti install. Plug and play so to speak. Highly recommend.

Let me start off saying its twice as expensive as Fahren led bulbs, BUT .. its about 3 times brighter, does not mean its bad for other drivers, good brightness, longer range, i am no longer driving scared in pitch black hoping a deer doesn't jump into my path, now i can see the deer way before it gets to me. Its been a month and lights are going good, i will post an update if this does not match the 1/2 the expected life, the claimed life is 30000 hrs- i will be happy if i get 6000 hrs- half of expected, if we drive 3 hours a day - thats would be roughly 1000 hrs a year, so bulbs should last 3-5 years to hit 6000 hours which is 1/5th of expected hours at consistent brightness. Will check back if it goes wrong.I have had fahrens for over 2 years but they were only slightly brighter than stock on a 2012 honda odyssey. These HIKARI LED’s are completely different, take the darkness out of night driving- in fact i love it so much i also got them to replace the fog lights in my infinity qx70, again money well spent.

In same car replaced halogen with these. Made sure 6 o clock orientation. Glare is mind boggling. When one drives and gets blinded by opposite car’s retrofitted LED or HID bulbs: exactly same effect. In layman’s terms yes: its super bright snd throws light EVERYWHERE. But that’s it. Length of throw, sustained focused throw: a hallmark of good headlights: absolutely abysmal.Then I replaced these with just 3100 lumen Philips LED (Philips UltinonSport) H11. They are 1/3 price. Holy macaroni. I made zero adjustments. Same car, same headlight assembly, zero changes: just flipped these for Philips. Light and day difference. Glare: zero. Level of throw , ie distance visible: almost tripled. Focused beam. Beautiful.I just threw these in dumpster (actually sold them in FB marketplace, LOL).These just can’t be street legal. They blind the opposite car and the distance they illuminate is nothing compared to good quality branded headlights. Their claim of 50,000 lumens is a marketing gimmick.