Morimoto LED Bulb, H11 2Stroke 3.0, Universal Upgrade for Forward Lighting & Fog Lights, Compatible with Daytime Running Lights, Pure White Plug and Play Replacement, Adjustable Collar (1x LED1523)

Vehicle: 2012 Toyota Camry XLE. Confirmed that Morimoto 2Stroke 3.0 H11 LED bulbs fit into the low beam housing and are direct replacement for H11 halogen bulbs. It is plug-and-play with no modification required. LED Lights are bright and improve night vision by many folds over the stock halogens. Beam pattern is wide spread providing a better coverage of the road. Beam has distinctive cut-off line which makes it easy to adjust the headlights. These bulbs work with "Auto" setting to go from DRL to Low Beam automatically. There is a noticeable fan noise when these lights are on, even with the engine running. Overall it is a good upgrade from the stock halogen bulbs.

There are very bring and they have a great beam pattern but within a year on unit would not start up with multiple on/off cycles on the switch. Then about 3 months later both started doing this. Now they turn off randomly and getting them back on is sometimes impossible. I have had to drive home on my high beams because they go out and will not come back on. Very bad when you are on the highway at 75mph and they decide to do this. Problem started when it got down to 10 degrees farenheight and is really bad the colder it gets. I'm going to have to find another option as these are dangerous.

As stated by Morimoto these are not the brightest fog/driving lamps on the market. They will add sufficient light output for the intended fog/driving lamp. The reason I chose these is due to cold weather driving conditions here in Colorado. The way that the cooler redirects the heat of the lamp forward toward the glass lens prevents the lens form getting caked with slush and becoming ineffective. I've had multiple LED replacement bulbs and all have caked with snow and slush reducing effectiveness. So far these have done the trick! I plan on swapping prior retrofits to these bulbs.

I upgraded from Sylvania H11 Zevo LEDs, these are indeed brighter, but are harder to install compared to the Zevo. Everytime I adjusted the collar correctly and tried to twist it to install, the collar would move. The Zevo H11 LEDs were not adjustable and fit fine on the first try with the leds facing 3 and 9. It took me a couple minutes to line up the Morimotos at 3 and 9.Also, when I turn on my fog lights, it is dim for the first 1 second. Then it goes full brightness, everything is plugged in correctly and nothing is loose. I kinda wish I got GTR Lighting Ultra 2 or Diode Dynamics instead. For being $200 vs $100 of the Zevo, there wasn't significant differences when driving in the real world. It also has more glare than the Zevos.

These are great LEDs. When I finally got them installed correctly in the correct orientation I was very satisfied. They have a nice white light and then have a very distinct cutoff that matches what I get with halogen lamps in a projector headlight. I installed them in a 2011 Lexus CT200H. What really gave me trouble was adjustable base. Trying to install the lights in the socket with a small amount of space and an adjustable base proved very difficult. I think for most cars you don't need the adjustable base, so for me it made things very difficult. I actually ended up losing the bracket mount which fell down into the engine compartment. Luckily I managed to fish it out with some chopsticks and my fingers, put it back on and got everything installed correctly.Definitely be careful when you install these. Like she of the other reviewers, they can be tough to install and the collar can make it difficult.So that's why I gave 3 stars for ease to install. They are expensive so 4 stars for value. But overall they are very bright, have a good beam pattern so it gets 4 stars for me.Great low beam headlights for projectors.

After spending as much as this bulb set and the additional antic flickering, I most admit I’m not impressed with the durability of the bulbs. I only got about 1 year out of them. I ended up buying some cheap bulbs that even tho the light pattern was not the best, it lasted the rest of the time I was owning the truck.After doing lots of research I decided to go with Morimoto 2stroke 3.0 based on reviews.I ordered these items from the retrofit source. After receiving the bulbs I install them on my 2020 ram and realized they were not working properly, bulbs would turn on with vehicle and then stop working leaving me with not lights at nigh was a bit disappointed but figured that based on the vendors reputation it was going to be resolved.I contacted them on a Friday night knowing that they were closed the weekend and I still got a response on Saturday. They suggested that I needed to order the Antiflicker an additional $52 and that this would resolve my issue. I must say that at this point I was starting to get a little skeptical but I was willing to try meanwhile I had to install the halogen bulbs back in. Just last night I installed all the parts together and so far everything works like a charm so far.

Ford F 150 2020 5.0 V8 XL. they will not work without a anti flicker Device like what I used. PWM Module: Morimoto 2Stroke 3.0 I used a whiteout pen to mark all plus + wire plugs .the PWM will not fit inside . Better to used reg boot and cut slot for the PWM plug to hang out I tied it up so didn’t rattle and put stress on the boot and then silicone the slot on boot shut. On Drivers side better to take air cleaner off and go from top. Note wiring harness and two ground need to come off so you can see better make sure you put the grounds back on tight very important Ford is kind of cheap on wiring so they do a lot of grounds to the frame. Good luck.

Install was super easy and quick. These lights are far bright than oem bulbs. They have a distinct cutoff so you don’t have white light shining everywhere into on coming traffics eyes. I would recommend. They are a lot more expensive than other options but for what I wanted it was worth it in my trd pro Tacoma.

En una de las imágenes muestro la proyección de luz de otra marca (luz izquierda) al lado del Morimoto (Morimoto derecha), el corte es mejor, sin embargo, la diferencia de precio y calidad en mi opinión no lo vale, Morimoto cuesta 6x-8x más que el otro LED de la foto.PROS:- Corte de luz excelente, quizá lo más cercano a halógeno que se puede conseguir- Diseño, excelente y el hecho de que el ventilador se encuentre sellado y por dentro hace sentir que durará mucho más que las opciones con ventilador externo.- Brillo mejor que el halógeno y temperatura de color buena.CONS:- Precio es excesivo.- Otras opciones muy buenas y económicas en comparación.Resumen:- ¿Lo volvería a comprar? NO- ¿Lo recomiendo? Es bueno, pero no podría recomendarlo debido a la relación Precio/Calidad, simplemente es exagerado y no entrega un resultado excepcional como si lo es su costo