Sinoparcel H11 Halogen Low Beam Headlight or Fog Light Bulb, Replacement for Standard 711 55W Bulb, 5000K Pack of 2

**update** I just need to post a small update; every once in a while, alas, these do seem to allow a bulb failure warning error on the dash / MFD - (they aren’t blocked from working though & light up fine). I have since purchased inline resistors from Amazon & will at some point fit them alongside the LED’s. For the time being, I’ve reverted back to the incandescent originals. PSB my original review.Replaced the original incandescent / filament / halogen foglight H11 bulbs in my Mercedes SL with these.They're very bright and just work. No errors.The reason for replacing mine - I'd already replaced the aging original HID / Xenon standard low-beam bulbs with 2 of these "Osram Xenarc Cool Blue Intense NextGen HID" bulbs (from Amazon.co.uk) & whilst they're probably brighter than the originals, they're a million miles away from the very yellowy original foglight bulbs (which illuminate on going around corners & when you lock & leave the car on this car like many others). Having also replaced the Halogen H7 high beam bulbs for LED on this same car (also from Amazon.co.uk with these: Oushi H7 LED 6000k bulbs - which also work with no errors), the foglights stood out like a sore thumb (oh & I also replaced the sidelight T5 ones with error-free bulbs I already had although the colour temp is wrong - but that's another story).For the SL 500 there are under trays at each front corner which have to be removed & access to the bulb is then dead easy - a little harder on the (UK) passenger side as there are either A/C or maybe ABC pipes that cross (perhaps not on the 350??) but still quite easy that side too. Once the under trays are removed the bulbs fit very easily indeed. I tested for any errors & there were none so I refitted the under-trays & they look fine. The bulbs are provided with some "Michael Jackson" white gloves so as to avoid getting any grease on them (that would create a hot spot & lead to premature expiry). I've rated them highly - but I can't account for longevity as they're only just fitted. Given fog lights are not used often nor for long periods of time, I would imagine these last quite a long time.

My car has HID dipped beam but (separate)_ halogen main beam and the latter was dim and yellow compared to the former when using standard bulbs. These bulbs are much brighter and have more or less the same colour temperature, ie "whiteness", as the HID so the end result is much better. I have no idea how long they will last but since this is for main beam which doesn't get used much hopefully quite a while.Incidentally the bulbs have a blue coating and look blue when off, but when turned on the light is very much white rather than blue, so the result looks sensible.

Sinoparcel supplied me with a pair of HB3/9005 65W Halogen main beam bulbs compatible with my little old 2014 MX5.The Sinoparcel filament looks almost exactly the same as in the original, but the Sinoparcel quartz envelope is a slightly smaller diameter, and it’s the same size as on their H7 halogen.Light from the very slightly less yellow Sinoparcel is slightly brighter than the OEM bulb on the other side, +50% seems about right. It has better illumination than before, should still sail through MOTs, but will not antisocially dazzle other motorists before I can dip.I like the colour because at a believable 3800K it’s not too blue and looks a cleaner light.It remains to be seen how reliable these are.Installation access may be very awkward depending on car model, mudguard liners might need moving back or bits moved in the engine bay. On my MX5 these two high-beams are the “easiest” ones, for a left hander with small hands (ie not me). If in any doubt, ask a professional to replace the bulb.BEWARE of touching the glass of the bulb; finger marks cause a permanent purple stain when baked in. Clean finger-marks off immediately with  isopropyl alcohol .Some basic rules for changing halogen bulbs;1. Make sure you are working undercover and everything is dry.2. Disconnect the battery –ve terminal (easier said than done with some vehicles).3. Give the old bulb time to cool down to a safe handling temperature.Now and only now, when it is safe;4. Unplug the lead, there is a retaining clip that must be squeezed, see my pic.5. Check the bulb really is cool!6. Put on the gloves, just in case...7. Twist the bulb anticlockwise and gently pull it out, only touching the plastic base, nothing else. (It is cool? Yes?)8. Note which way up the bulb is, so the lead will be dressed the same as before.9. DO NOT TOUCH THE BULB GLASS! Insert new bulb the same way up, feel it locate all the way in.10. Twist clockwise to lock.11. Plug in the lead (click), check it is still dressed the same way as before.12. Reconnect battery and check lamp works and its beam aim matches its friends.13. Now do the other side; always change headlights in pairs!

I wanted to replace my low beam halogen headlights since the light is not so brite and yellow.i wasn't sure what kind of LED i need so i have purchased a few from different suppliers.this one from Sinoparcel i recommend , tested by myself.the light indeed is white and is giving the driver good visibility ,relaxing your eyes and not bothering the opposite drivers .i recommend the 20 000 lumens light is brighter then the 6 000 one which for me was not strong enough,but is not the quality of the bulb 💡.As i understand thia LED was ment for fog lights ..not low beam but it works .Also in UK is illegal to switch halogen with LED ....so please don't tell the Police about me....buy with trust is 2 years warranty

Much brighter than I thought it would be, straight forward installation, good value too.

I finally got around to fitting these and I have to say the drive to work last night was rather terrifying, it was dark and raining and the lack of street lights paired with these awful bulbs made for a scary experience, every time someone with bright headlights came towards me I couldn't see a thing and just had to hope I'd come out the other side. Definitely would not recommend.

Loved the pair of gloves for handling the lights. It took two minutes to install. Great price.

I have installed this set of H11 bulbs in my old Ford Focus fog lights. The bulbs might be worth more then the car fyi ;-) Anyhow, the light output is simply amazing. I have better visibility then i ever had from these fog lights. The led bulbs are replacing high quality H11 Hella halogen bulbs. The installation was a 10 minutes job. It look longer to put the car on ramps for better access then the job itself. I like the fact that these bulbs are held tight in the fog lights. There is no play or looseness like with cheaper led bulbs. The lighting is very bright and powerful. Also, there is no flickering, no noises or any dark spots of any kind. This product looks like its made with quality materials. It feels solid and not cheap when you remove it from the box.Being installed low on fog lights, it will prevent any glare on incoming traffic.*I ALWAYS UPDATE MY REVIEWS WHEN IT COMES TO QUALITY, RELIABILITY AND CUSTOMER SERVICE*IF THIS PRODUCT FAILS TO DELIVERS PROMISED PERFORMANCE, THIS REVIEW WILL BE UPDATED

Facil de instalar da muy buen brillo y el material se ve q hay calidadBueno calidad /precio

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