Xentec 9005/HB3/H10 6000K HID Xenon Bulb 1 pair (35W/55W)

I run these with 35 watt ballasts. Good quality, fit well, good beam cutoff. Hopefully they last long.

Easy to install in my Tacoma 17 fog lights. Perfect fit. The socket 3 tabs fit perfectly in the OEM lamps. I had issues with other brands but this one is truly H11. The yellow light is perfect for foggy days. They also come with the cabling and sockets to use with or without ballast. I use ballast and a relay arness for safety and works great. 55w ballast

These bulbs in 3000k are exactly the intense yellow I was looking for in a fog light bulb. Aside from looking super cool, they do a great job of cutting through bad conditions. I was driving in a blizzard and a big tow truck flew by me and then of course slowed down right in front of me to basically the speed I was going, kicking up a ton of snow and water from the road directly into my windshield. My headlights made the situation considerably worse so I flicked those off and these on and it was like night and day (except it actually got overall darker because my headlights weren't blinding me off the snow). Super easy installation, good enough packaging that they arrived undamaged. They warm up reasonably quickly. I'm happy with them.

Bulbs were great. Bright and looked great however they failed very fast. I ordered these with the slim ballast and they melted within 3 weeks. Will never order again.

I wasn't sure what 6K temperature lights would look like, in retrospect, I would have kept shopping for 5K temp lights for the bright white I prefer. My original Extreme HID brand lights were white, not blue-white like these are. The Extremes were installed with an HID kit in September of '23 to help improve the poor light of the stock halogens, it's now November '24, 14 months later. These replacements aren't terrible, but, to my eyes, the slight blue temperature causes a lot of usable light to be lost on the road. My eye's don't respond well to blue light at night, all blue Christmas light displays really mess with my perception. Though, these aren't hyper-blue, they have the same cast as the older style fluorescent street lights used to have, and it's s little bit lost on my eyesight at night. They work, but could be better. There is hot-spotting of the light pointed down to the road's ditch on one and the other points up into the trees on the opposite side of the road. I may be able to turn them in the socket to alleviate this, I haven't experimented yet. Though my Toyota RAV has projector lenses, the light will scatter pretty well on high beam, the low beam is not terribly impressive, not as good as my original HID bulbs were. For the price, I deem them acceptable, they certainly have more light that the Sylvania 9012 halogens I traded out with. I would recommend them if you can't afford or can't find originals (which was my case) for your HID kit. I have yet to see how long they last. My Extreme HID lights lasted for about 14 months, which is probably decent in my estimation given how hot these things are. If these last a year, I think I'll be doing well. Halogens cost over $20 each in the auto parts store and don't even last a year, you might only get 9 months service from a halogen. So the price for a pair of these is decent and if you get a year out of them, it's still a bargain. I deem them suitable, but definitely not perfect, but these are the correct Wattage dissipation for a RAV4 headlight circuit, beware some other HID bulbs exceed the rating of 35 Watts for low and 55 Watts for high and might damage your wiring harness to your lights, the gauge of wire in a RAV is not really capable of much higher values . They were easy to put in, I kept my power feeder wire sets that run to the modules, though, because the power connection was proprietary, so you'll probably need to do the same. I didn't need the power feeder wires that came with the bulbs. Good thing I hesitate to throw things away quickly, because you never know when you might need to go back to the original wiring. The reason I had halogens installed is because one of my original HID's went out. Here in Michigan, if you drive on one headlight, the police will stop you for it. So, since no store in my area had the proper HID lights for my modules that fit a 9012, I decided to just stick some halogens in for the time being until I could take delivery of these from Amazon. So far, I'm reasonably happy with them and if I need to go back to halogens if these prematurely burn out, I have the halogens safely tucked into my glove box to fall back on until I can order something else.

super bright and very affordable i have projector sytle headlights and had been trying to found a bulb brighter than leds these fit better in my housing and have a cut off line to reduce blinding oncoming traffic you will need to purchase a relay wire hareness due to the power wattage these bulbs need to operate

I will say they work, but I am not impressed with the quality. The connector keeper clip broke when clipping the wire harnesses together. These did not come with a rubber gasket to seal off where the wires enter the headlight assembly. I did noticed a slight flicker when I initially turned them on, but I have not noticed this again. I will most likely buy a different brand and swap out in the summer. I have found better options on here, so don’t waste your money. Look elsewhere for replacement bulbs. I bought the H7 5000k HID Xenon bulbs.

Live these’s lights they are very bright

Exactly what I was looking for and they work great so far.

Muchas gracias! Funcionaron perfecto!

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Good product

La calidad no es muy buena que digamos, xentec tenia mejor calidad en años pasados, los bulbos generan algunas sombras indeseadas además quedan algo flojos en su base y esto hace que vibre un poco el haz de luz, sin embargo me urge tener luces en mi auto y por eso los conserve