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So far so good! Very easy install on my 2012 BMW 328I . The wires are just in case you need them to stretch to a connector father away. I did not need them . Only have two doors . So just keeping the two extras as back ups. One of the pics was taken in the daytime . The others at night . The extra white light you see is from my door handles. They seem to be plenty bright to me. Resolution is really good too. I’ll follow up in a few months to let you know how they hold up...

Gonna be straight here - you're looking at these because you drive a Beemer, want the world to know it, and want to trick it out a bit. If you accept that premise, just go ahead and buy these and be done with it. I did. I drive a Beemer and I'm not even a Beemer guy. Only reason I drive a Beemer is because I found a smoking deal on one. I don't have "new Beemer money" lying around, or even "CPO Beemer money" to spend. I have "smoking deal on a risky Beemer that I researched and knew more about than the dealer" money, and now I drive a Beemer, and I installed these lights, and now if you are parked next to me while I'm getting out of my Beemer in the parking lot and you somehow missed the badges on the car as I was pulling in - well, now you know I drive a Beemer too. I figured I might as well play the part, right?The old lights pry out with a plastic trim tool (or a flathead screwdriver) in seconds flat, unhooked right away (for me at least), and the new ones plugged in and then slid in just fine, and are as secure as the original lights. I tested each one after I installed to ensure that I was aligned on the correct side (this came with left/right pairs). You'll know if you get it wrong, the symbol/writing will be upside down. I recommend a dab of dielectric grease on the plug during the changeover for protection and ease of removal if needed. I installed mine in July 2020 and they're working great still.

I am a tiny 60 year old woman and it only took me a few minutes to install all 4 of these, with no tools. The back doors required the included extension cords, which worked perfectly.

I was worried about the buzzing a lot of other reviewers were talking about. When I installed the first one it did buzz BUT I flipped the wiring and no buzzing! I then noticed that if you look closely on the wire harness against the original BMW harness you need to flip it to the side where you can see the wire and have that match up. The other side is solid where you can not see this almost "pinhole" view of the wire. Also be sure to put the two pins of the harness in the correct side of the the original harness. The original harness has four slots but you can see there are only two wires so those have to line up. Sounds confusing but the install took me no more than 10 minutes for all four doors of my 2018 320i .

I have a 2015 BMW 320ix. I bought these On a whim just to see if they are Cool. the first thing I can say is it took a total of five minutes to install all four of them. 2 . they fit flawlessly. When I opened the door. Awesome. the logo The first photo I've included. was at like 3:30 p.m. It's Not even dark out. At night time these things are unbelievably crystal clear. The BMW logo Is a pretty cool logo. And I think it just looks amazing. At night time I was worried. It would be a little bit obnoxious. But it's not. And everybody who sees it. Comments they think it is pretty awesome. I happen to agree.The one thing I wish you could do with his product is Put your own companies. Logo in it because It would be Coolest thing If you open your car door. And I see my Jiu-Jitsu USA Logo :)I have no idea what other car brand logos look like In this type of a product however for the BMW logo probably the coolest thing I bought for my car since I bought the car.

These things are SUPER-DUPER easy to install. It requires no modifications at all. It took every bit of 5 minutes to install in my 2019 BMW 645i Grand Turismo. The look is killer and it adds that extra detail I was looking for. Don’t skip past this one. Even if it doesn’t state it’ll work with your BMW, order them anyway, it probably will. My car wasn’t listed, but I did some reading and found that mostly all the series of BMWs have the same car door lights. It is a perfect match and I’m glad I took the chance.

Bought the 4 pack of BMW lights for my BMW 2011 (E90-Sedan) 335i xDrive.These lights were a breeze to install (probably the easiest lights to change on the whole car, takes about 60 seconds and all you need is a flat-head screwdriver (or anything else with a strong flat edge) to pop out the light, then just plug and play. No error codes.The lights look incredible. I was skeptical and thought maybe the projected image would be fuzzy or unrealistic or dim -- but nope! They are sharp (in-focus), genuine to the logo, bright and colorful! I mean don't expect to be able to see them in the middle of the day with the sun overhead (duh!), but otherwise crystal clear and right on the money! They look so good in fact that they could very easily be an OEM part, that is, quality is so good that they don't look gimmicky or too over the top. They. Just. Look. Great!Because the lights are at the bottom of the 'inside door panel' you'll actually see them light up in the interior cabin (very small since not projected all the way to the ground outside) if someone opens a door. Fun little bonus effect. Goes away when driving and the doors are closed so it doesn't get int the way.Side note, my car (a 4 door, sedan) doesn't have the ability to add lights to the back doors - there's just no light on them. So I guess I didn't need to buy 4, but hey at such a good price nothing wrong with having some extras to put away.