SIR IUS LED N3 DE3175 LED bulbs Pure white Super Bright LED Festoon 300 Lumens 3030 Chipset for Car Truck Interiors Dome Map Door Courtesy Lights 1.25” 31MM Festoon Pack of 6 Bulbs

Works great on my 97 RD1 very bright and white

Just want I needed for the interior cargo light in a Nissan Cargo work Van. Perfect fit and provides decent lighting inside the cargo area of Van that doesn't have any windows.

I realized that with halogen dome lights in my 2001 Nissan Xterra, it was much more harder to read a small written piece of paper or even a book. I installed a single N3 DE3175 LED bulb to the dome light socket above the driver’s side and passenger side. The lighting improvement for me is huge! You can see the difference in the photo that shows that the white light of the LED bulb is way more pleasing and easier on the eyes, than the dull orange-yellow halogen light from the rear cargo area of my Nissan Xterra! After taking the photo, I proceeded to remove the halogen light from the rear cargo area and installed an LED bulb. I love the improvement of how well the dome lights work out and I’m satisfied with the results!

These LED’s were quick & easy to install in my 2021 Mazda CX-5. I will order more for my other 2 vehicles. The price is great and the quality is perfect! The lights work perfectly and look amazing in my new Mazda with parchment leather. I’m truly impressed and will tell my family & friends just how simple these lights are to install and how beautiful and crisp the light is. These lights will make my car easier to live with day to day and they make it look more upscale, too! I recommend them to anyone who wants to replace incandescent bulbs.

This is a decent little light, but, no way is it 300 lumens. Chinese lumens, maybe...! This bulb has the advantage of a near-hemispherical radiation pattern for dome light & similar applications, and was not as bright as a "Western Name Brand" spherical radiation pattern 200 lumen bulb, both with the same poor reflective surfaces behind them. I suspect some users expecting a big jump in brightness when replacing DE3175 bulbs will be disappointed. Those replacing DE3022 bulbs may be a bit more impressed. Now, compared to a DE3175 there IS "some" increase in the illumination, especially when the car is not running and system voltages are lower. Also, the 6000K color temp seems to be better for, say, map reading. OTOH it is a cold, sterile light. NOT what you need if you want a little light on some part of a date! (Hey, the NO light part is supposed to come a bit later. Or, maybe "in between" - hahaha.) This light will also draw insects at night more than would a warm white light. As if in most parts of the US you need more bugs showing up! (Well, maybe for attracting fishing bait? Or one is amused by June Bugs clumsy antics?) On the "pro" side of things, for vehicles not requiring Canbus dome, map, or similar lights (completely nutso idea anyway, to have Canbus interior lights), these draw low current and generate little heat. Less chance of heat deteriorating the housing, running a battery down, etc. The mounting with these current bulbs was very secure -- I actually had to, as have some other users, open up the contacts' clip in my '09 Outback's map light housing, a bit, but, no biggie. I'd rather have a tight, low contact resistance fit, than a loose one. (Subaru's insanely small clearances around the bulb are another matter: Those with even medium size "Westerner" fingers will have trouble getting in even a stock DE3175 bulb, much less one of these.) IMO, this light would be sufficient as a trunk light, or in many dome light uses, esp. in smaller sedans and such, if a DE3175 or DE3022 Festoon style bulb is called for. But, a big upgrade? No. In the map light use it is also, IMO, advantageous to not have TOO much light. Your eyes have less adjustment to do to get back on the road. And, intense higher spectrum light is hard on the ol' eyes anyway. With all this in mind, I replaced the driver side map light in my family's Outback with one of these, and left the old incandescent in the passenger side map light. When the doors are closed, they have individual switching, and this works out pretty well for this old reprobate who still likes to use paper maps often. ;-)

I have a bad habit of leaving my map light on when I return home. With the pandemic, it may be a few days before I drive again. I was running my battery dead dong this. So I thought, how about we reduce the current by about 90 percent, and add some brightness since my eyes are not getting any younger. Bought these, problem solved. My wife noticed my map light was on a day or two after I did a late night service call. (When you roll in at 4am from work and log your mileage, sometimes you are tired and you leave the light on) and the car started right up. So I'm giving both my eyes and my battery a fighting chance. They worked well in the map and dome light fixtures for my 2012 Mazda3. Cannot say how long they will last, but I've had them in service about a month or so and have no complaints.

Plug and play, easy swap out on my 1998 Honda CR-V. Highly recommend!

These are incredible lights that are bright. The LED bulb replaced my OEM filament bulb. I was afraid it would be too big for my map light prongs but much to my surprise, it fit PERFECTLY. It is also very bright but not exceedingly bright. The color is a pure white, not bluish which is a definitely plus.