H7 5000K HID Xenon Bulb Bundle With 55W INOAC Slim Ballast (Bright Daylight)

I am very happy with my Innovited 4300K HID lights. I have had them on my Tacoma for 2 years now and have not had any problems.Color note: The 4300K color has worked out perfectly. Please note that they look like a much higher temperature (more white/blue) when first turned on, and as they warm up (less than a minute), they cool down to a solid white. The end result is a very nice, solid white that performs very well.Install note: When I first installed the lights, one of the ballasts was bad. I returned the whole box directly to Amazon and ordered a 2nd set that had no problems.

Very bright. Great value for the money paid... Super easy to install.. Literally took me about 30 minutes to install and kit was very much plug and play.. Giving it 5 stars for right now.. Kit seems to be of good quality...

I'm updating this review due to a fairly serious safety issue.A mechanical failure occurred after maybe one hour of operation. There's a small light shield attached to the bulb mount that came loose and fell off. I happened to notice it rattling around inside the headlight reflector - lucky for me. Without that light shield I expect I'm blinding oncoming drivers, even on low beam.The light shield is a mere friction fit in the plastic bulb mount, and it gets HOT (see metal discoloration in the photos). I assume the heat loosened up the friction fit, and the back and forth motion from the low/high beam function probably jiggled it loose. Nothing was cracked or broken, it's just a bad design - so this may be a common occurrence with these bulbs.Rather than trash the bulb, I decided to glue the light shield back in using 500 degree J-B Weld. It's been working for a few months now, I expect it's probably not going to fall apart again - though I'll definitely check it regularly. You can see it through the headlight lens so it's easy enough to check, no disassembly needed.So I no longer recommend these bulbs, though if you're willing to pull out that light shield and glue it back with high temperature epoxy in it may be OK to use. I definitely would not use the bulbs without making that change first. Just be aware of this issue, it's a safety hazard and who needs that while riding at night.....------------------------------I bought this to upgrade the H4 style reflector headlight on a 1998 Honda Valkyrie motorcycle. Since my bike only has one headlight bulb I didn't need two of everything but that's OK - these are so cheap I expect a failure before too long so I'll carry the extra bulb and ballast as spares, and the original halogen bulb as well - in case the spares fail :-)No way was the ballast going to fit inside the headlight bucket so I bought an HID extension cable and mounted the ballast and relay box under the seat. That worked out pretty well. The fuse holder is junk, I threw it away and bought a better one from an auto parts store. The other bits were fine.The result was pretty good. The headlight is pure white and the beam pattern is decent, similar to the old halogen but brighter - in other words, an improvement. I've tried an LED bulb, LED projector bulb, and this HID - the HID is the first one that I plan to keep.One other thing - the original headlight turns off when cranking the engine, I assume to route all available current to the starter. I didn't think an HID would be happy having its warmup cycle interrupted during engine start so I wired it to always be on when the ignition is on, start button or no. The battery seems fine with it.Again, I expect failures because these are so cheap, but so far so good. If something breaks I'll be sure to update this review.

We acquired an 08 Camry hybrid and the projector headlights are terrible, a problem many have. We tried ultra bright halogens and LED and they didn't help at all. These HID lights actually make the headlights seem acceptable, kind of what you would expect. They aren't blinding or overly bright. Easy to install. Very pleased. We will see about longevity.

The kit is pretty simple to hook up. Kit did not come with the clips needed to hold the bulb in my housing. Are bright and over all im satisfied with product except that the color of my bulb lights are different shades of yellow.

I have a 2015 Smart Car Two For, and it was a little tough to install till I figured out that if you remove the wire hold down clip and then went around the bulbs base and hook it back in its holes and then latch it up, it was a piece of cake. I did it in place and did not remove the headlight assembly. The slim ballast has long enough wires to be able mount it easily out of the way. I got the 55-watt version and they are much brighter than the LEDs I had in there before. The projector lens on the Smart Car light pattern was just like the stock bulb so I did not have to adjust the headlights at all. I'm going to order another HID kit for the high beams and I will make a video and post it with the next review. The only con is that they are as bright as the LEDs for about 1 second then in about 3 seconds they are warmed up to full brightness that is like twice as bright as when you first turn them on.

The light's strobe when I first start my car. Can not drive with day time running light's,have to turn on completely.

Color temperature is pretty accurate. Very happy with the results. I have them on 3 of our cars.