LASFIT H7 LED Bulbs 8000 Lumens 72W Super Bright 6000K Cool White, LED Conversion Kit Halogen Replacement Quick Installation - LSplus

So far I've only had these lights installed for a few weeks, but they seem to work well while looking great. Because of the size and component difference from regular halogen, installing these was an interesting task, especially on a motorcycle with little space to work with. However, with a little tweaking, I managed to install them and they haven't given me any problems since. Cosmetically they look great, and they light up the road nicely. The cut off for low beam isn't as clean as the halogens, even after adjusting the bulb to find the best spot. However, that's an ok tradeoff, as they do a lot better job at lighting up previously dark spots.I love these lights, especially since I can now run high beam during the day for added visibility without fear of burning out an expensive bulb. I just hope these lights are durable and stay in working order for the long haul.Pictured: LED on left (lowbeam), halogen Sylvania Silverstar Ultra on right (highbeam). LEDs really give a nice clean look.

The media could not be loaded.  Pro: Bright, brilliantly white. The build quality looks SUPREB! Install was easy.Con: I have to ask twice to get the CANbus sent to me, and it took them awhile. The light has good coverage BUT the cut off is not very good.I think this is a good buy if you don’t care about where you light go on the road or off road use, but for in road use, this might not be the Best Buy. I am going to try adjusting them if that does t work I will return them.

After having spent about $200 on the SNGL ones and 5 months later I'm getting either side headlights going on and off and I inspected it was something faulty with the way they have their wires designed I decided to get LASFIT headlights since I already had LASFIT installed for my fog lights ( my LASFIT fog lights were brighter than my SNGL headlights and all the specs on the SNGL were higher-rated than the LASFIT specs) pretty damn ridiculous right? Anyways, these are by far the best LED headlight and LED lights for your automobile in general in my opinion from my experience. I have no complaints with the light the only complaint I have is my vehicle and a lot of other vehicles that have the same exact headlight configuration for the records I have a 2014 Subaru Legacy 3.6 R Limited I really hate the F******* H7 headlight fixture spring, yes that annoying spring that you got to push down and go over and around the bulb and under to keep it in place and it doesn't help that the placement of the fixture is in a tight spot where you got to squeeze your hands in and hope for the best mostly trying to get the bulb in by doing it blindfolded. I also want to add that my LASFIT fog lights work supposed to see water as I drove through a foot or more water in a deep patch a few months back with passengers in my car and don't get me wrong I did turn around and get to Higher Ground again cuz I did not want to ruin my vehicle down here at the Jersey Shore the fog lights dead flicker due to the saltwater getting around the contacts and shorting them but eventually a few days later as they dried off they were back to working just like normal again I didn't even have a chance to take him out and rent them out with distilled water to get the salt and minerals off the contacts. This goes to show how durable these LED lights are.

H7 90W Lasfit on a Mercedes 1999 ML320.A precisely engineered fit and form for the 1999 ML 320 low beam with great illumination. Please follow this general guideline instructions:1. On the 1999 ML320 you can take out the complete headlight assembly by opening three 6mm metric screws for easy access to the low beam H7 bulb.2. Take out the halogen H7 bulb (allow for lamp cool down)3. Separate the H7 LED from the base. It will require to use tools as it is very stiff and doing it by hand may cut your fingers. The reason for the stiffness is that the LED can swivel in the base 360 degree for enlightenment with the lens geometry!4. Install the base of the H7 into the lens and close the spring latched.5. Install the H7 LED into the LED base by pushing it inside all the way. reconnect the power to the lens.6. Reinstall back into the car and tighten the 3 screws.7. Do the same for the other headlight assembly.8. Put you car a meter from a white wall and rotate the LEDs for perfect orientation. Now you are rewarded for the stiff separation.9. Close the dust caps and recheck the lights operation.10. Congrats! You managed to install the new LASFIT H7 LEDs without cutting you hands and fingers.A few Comments:The instruction in the manual can be improved especially when describing the separation of the base, LASFIT is an american company and it cant be that we cannot have good plain English instructions.High Beam H1 LED by LASFIT can be used with the same instructions.

I’m giving 3 stars just because I read a lit of good reviews and I got the most expensive ones... as soon as they arrived I installed and just 2 hours later left buld was damage already... they do look super bright! Maybe i got a bad one. I ordered a new pair so let’s see how it goes...I’m updating the review cause I received a new pair of lights today and let meTell you guys this is amazing how they look OMG. I was using HID and I decided to give an opportunity to LED and omg the difference is huge!Updating my review again... guys DO JOT BUY the 90 watts lights the ULTRA BRIGHT LIGHTS don’t last not even 4 days. Once again one of the bulds fail after 3 and a half days!. They are bright they look awesome but the do not last! I’m sending back this to amazon again and I will try another brand.