Philips Automotive Lighting H11 VisionPlus Deluxe Upgrade Automotive Replacement Headlight Bulb, for High Beam, Low Beam, and Fog Positions (Pack of 2)

A little confusing on the correct bulb. This is the low beam. Once I did some google research installation was easy.

Bought this for my dads car. He called me last night and said it was bright and he feels better while driving esp at night. 🙂

Well packaged and nice product. Doesn't work on my 2015 Hyundai Sonata. And I checked. Amazon's tool for checking product against vehicle did not work in this case.

Worked for it's intented purpose

I’m sure these are just fine- I verified the part through Amazon and said it fits my 2016 equinox. I even double checked. Fast forward to two months later when I finally got around to changing them out and the pins are different. Of course it’s too late to return them.

Good product

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.

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