iJDMTOY 7000K Xenon White 264-SMD LED Angel Eyes Halo Ring Lighting Kit Compatible With BMW E36 E46 3 Series E39 5 Series E38 7 Series (Fit Xenon Trim ONLY)

Works good easy to install literally plug in play, bright light and improved the look of my vehicle

As stated by other buyers they are the brightest I’ve seen, nice color too, no yellow and not too blue, still looks respectable. Install is a little tricky to have them perform with the features of the car (on, off, fade in, fade out, key, etc.) the hot leads are going to need to go through the firewall of the car, I didn’t know I was going to have to do that but it’s more straightforward than it seems. No drilling. Going to have to drop the glovebox to access proper wires for splicing. All that being said I did it in my carport in one eve with nothing more than a pair of scissors, a flat head, and some pliers, and I used some good 3m double sided tape to help affix them in place (highly recommend). So, there fresh installed 6/20/19. I’ll keep this posted if they blow out or I loose led or whatever, so far so good. I’ll post anything else I can think of and if I have time I’ll upload a video of the exact path for the wiring I used and concealment of the wires.

I installed them on a e36 1997 318ti Compact with stock headlights. The wiring is simple I just had to cut the positive from the position light to link up with the provided red wire and connected the angels black wire to a bolt in the chassis driver side which already has some ground cables attached to it. You don't need extra wires, the length of the wires are enough to place them anywhere you want. You need to remove the headlights to do this job properly, remove the glass from them, glue the rings inside, and pass the cables behind (there is a rubber that covers the light connectors if you move it you can catch the cable and slide them outside the lamp from behind) that is the hardest part but there is a lot of videos on the web who shows you how to do that. I used extra tape and silicon just in case, I don't want them to get loose. The Angels are way too bright at night, I hope I don't blind other drivers with this. The quality in general is very good, easy and simple installation, just need to cut 1 cable for power and attach the ground to a bolt in the chassis.

Very bright halos, today I’m replace my e36 BMW CCFL halos for LED halos. My reason it’s not very bright and blow off inverters. This LEDS halos not need this inverters.

First off, these look awesome. They're absolutely beautiful, the brightest halos I've seen, they look mean and definitely make a statement. The wiring is easy and went without a hitch. They lose a star, because the clips are useless (I got two packs of clips, the clips in each pack were different, none of them worked right). The clips did not fit the part the way the instructions show they should. I managed to get one clip on each part, not real sturdy, and used the double backed sticky things provided to further hold the halos into place, but the trim piece pushes the halos when the headlights move and the sticky things are already unsticking. However, the trim piece also seems to help hold them in place, so I just hope they will remain where they are until I come up with a more permanent solution. That being said, they look freaking amazing. I get compliments all over the place, and I do not regret buying them at all. If you don't mind a lot of head scratching during the installation process, they're worth the trouble.

These look so nice but were such a pain to install I have a 2002 bmw 540i so I had to basically destroy the headlight to get the housing apart to install them but they look amazing so it was worth it, especially for not being expensive. They are super bright which makes it hard to take videos of because the camera over exposing it. The fade on fade off feature is so cool and wasn’t too hard to do. I don’t have the foot well lights to wire it to so I took the glove box out and found the wire that gets power for the door lights and the other interior lights and spliced the wire into that and now the fade on/fade off feature works great.

The lights are excellent and bright. I have a 1994 BMW 318i. The hardest part was dissembling the front headlights. Once i have it apart, I used an epoxy to glue the angel eyes to the lens, then reassembled the headlights. I ran the wires through a notch I made Beijing the headlight unit and siliconed the opening. I used YouTube on connecting the harness to the windshield reservoir motor. That way, when the Car is on, the light run on their own and turn off automatically when the key is out of the ignition. The light are bright, even during the brightest day. It's very attractive and a nice addition to the headlights. I am anticipating these lights will last the life of the car, as they are LEDs.

Overall, this is good. The LED rings are high quality and very bright. However, the instructions are garbled, mention Parts not included in the kit and are not really intended for an e39. Yes you can make it fit but the clips intended to hold the Rings onto the reflector bowls are sketchy at best. I ended up finding an alternate mounting solution and wiring my own relay. They look great but they are far from Plug and Play