BA9S LED Bulb

These just pop into place, much brighter than incandescent. Easy upgrade for your lighting project.

Worked great for a TW200 Motorcycle indicator display. I put LED bulbs (the flat chip type) 7 or so years ago and one was now flickering. That particular one is no longer made. I ordered 2 different sets of the flat style and both had a faint glow even when off ( motorcycles are wired weird and often the switch is on the negative side, so some residual current flows, which doesn’t light incandescent bulbs) So after frustratingly trying other leds in the appropriate lens color. I said “I’ll try these” in white and see what happens. Perfect. You don’t want a blinding flash turn signal or high beam light at night, but you also need to see the indicator in sunlight. These worked just perfectly for my application. No weird residual glow, bright enough, but not distracting. Hope they last. But the 10 pack gives me three change outs. The video makes the green and blue look washed out. But IRL are crisp and exactly as the color was with the OE white incandescent bulbs. These bulbs probably aren’t bright enough for a dome light, but you don’t want dome light brightness in an instrument light.

I needed something to replace the original W57 incandescent bulb in my outside house number sign. I wanted LED because they are supposed to last longer and are brighter. I found these LED bulbs to be a direct replacement for the original bulbs and fit easily into the sockets. These are definitely brighter than the originals, the only draw back is they have that bright blueish white LED color. I wish that they were a little warmer white because they clash the warm white color of my outside lantern style wall lights - but then maybe they need to stand out? If they last as long as they are supposed to, I will be very happy.

I replaced the old yellow incandescent bulbs on my lighted house address sign. The lights were bright white and made the sign look brand new. Due to the great value for ten bulbs, I gave the rest to my neighbors to use in their signs.

Package comes with a lot of bulbs. So far I am still in my first bulb about a year after purchasing and it is still nice and bright. Bought these for my 2003 Pontiac vibe as I couldn’t find a bulb at autozone that would fit. It’s brighter and whiter light than a standard car bulb, but works well

Works and fits in 77 Datsun 280z, Tach, Speedo, voltage, fuel, and clock I would say these and the best value for money for these cars. They are also way brighter than the factory bulbs.

I used these bulbs to replace burnt out map light bulbs in my mother's 1987 Nissan Maxima. The old/original BA9 bulbs were a different shape. On the original bulbs, the glass portion of the bulb was round like a ball. The glass part was almost double the width of the base. These replacements fit, use less power, are brighter, and run cooler than the original incandescent bulbs. I cannot speak to the longevity of the bulb. It has only been installed for about 1 month. The map lights are not used very often. Heck, the original incandescent lasted 33 years before burning out.

These are substantially brighter than the old incandescent 1893's. Just be aware that when they are on, that's it, there's no adjusting the brightness like you could with the incandescent bulbs. If you have an older car that uses 1893's for some of the dash lights, you'll be impressed with the difference these will make in being able to see your dash. A lot of aftermarket gauges use incandescent 1893's for illumination, and the gauges can be hard to see if you have them mounted under the dash. These will light the gauges up so you can easily see what's happening with the various systems in your vehicle.