NOVSIGHTH7 LED Headlight Bulbs - 140W 30000LM 6500K White, Super Bright Mini Design, IP68 Waterproof, Pack of 2

Bright AF!!!!Not that easy to fit in a corolla 2003 headlights, they are a handful but after troubleshooting these are very very Bright, I'll see how I do on the MOT I got the H7 with the fan in the back, they look really great, and I drive mostly on countryside dark roads hence I need the most bright ones.

One of the mini funs died after a month, could replace it but it worked fine. Much better and brighter then original filament bulbs on my old car (but not blinding other people)

The media could not be loaded. Update : so night time overall visibility is pretty bad. They illuminate the first 2-3 metres pretty well but anything after, no. I assumed it could’ve been my headlight alignment which I got checked out and it was fine. One of the LEDs is also less bright than the other. Overall not satisfied. For me, to have white lights is all good and that but visibility is priority and these don’t offer them. Didn’t expect much given they’re not a proper LED set up just plug and play; but given their claims of such high lumen and range, would’ve expected at least that. Returning.Used these to upgrade my 3 series dipped headlights and so far they look pretty good. No errors have popped up either. My only concern is heat dissipation. They’re fan-less so not sure how good they are in keeping the temperature down. The build quality is a little questionable too. Not that any water will ingress into the headlights but these definitely are not IP68 waterproof given the seal doesn’t look in tact and the fact the circuit boards are open and visible. They’re also not the lumen output the description. Time will tell. No doubt will report back here. 4/5

I fitted these because my 55W halogen projector headlamps were like candles and I couldn't see the edges of the road when one of those excessively bright 2020s cars was coming in the opposite direction. Projector headlights are about half as bright as ordinary reflector headlamps with the same bulbs.These things work brilliantly. Now I can see perfectly and I get a good controlled beam pattern in the projector lights. Comparing with other vehicles on the motorway my beam with rubbish projector headlamps is just as bright as the latest 2022 LED powered Audis and a few times brighter than any other modern car.I am uneasy competing in the headlamp wars. I feel these are way too bright for road use. I've not been flashed yet, but it is becoming the norm to have to squint at excessively bright headlamps. For my car I would have been just fine choosing the 25W option for half the price. I might still do that and put these monsters in the high beam instead.I chose these particular ones for the thermal management. It's heat that that dictates the life of an LED bulb. The big cooling fan behind the bulb and the separate driver box should help a lot. Haven't had them for long.

First impressions, good! Nicely made units and easy to fit, a direct replacement for my halogen H7s. Really bright but the beam pattern is slightly off compared to halogen bulbs. The only issue I have is that it throws the bulb out symbol on the dash which I will have get coded out, not the end of the world but a bit of a pain. Hopefully they will last

The media could not be loaded. After a quite amount of search, finally ordered the Novsight H7 led headlight for my Alpha Giulietta. The stock headlight was terrible with very poor visibility during night driving. The product arrived on-time and I have fitted it. The brightness is amazing and not annoying oncoming vehicles. Noticeable difference in the road visibility. Really impressed with this product. Definitely recommend to everyone!

I have been using these bulbs for nearly a year now, fitted in Kia projector headlights.The good bits:They have lasted 11 months and probably about 7000 night miles so far with no problems.No bulb errors on the dash.Beam pattern (in projector) is legal and passed MOT.The bad bits:They are not bright at all. Switching between these and upgraded traditional bulbs like Osram Nightbreaker they are half as bright, or worse. Horrible if it's dark and bad weather as there is no light 'hot spot' in front of the car.The fans are really loud. I can hear them inside the car over the engine at idle.Not the cheapest, I have used better performing retrofit LED bulbs that cost less.I think these bulbs have a real issue with heat management. In cold weather the brightness is noticeably better, but even after a 15 minute drive at night the fans are running at maximum. They are probably great for a bike but if buried inside a car headlamp they just get too hot and dim to be useful.

I have upgraded my normal h7 yellow bulb to the led ones and the light is great on them.