TINSINCE P70 110W 13200LM 4300K H7 LED Headlight Conversion Kit Plug & Play Flexible Red Copper Heat Sink Headlamp 1 Year Warranty

Pros:They are 4300K so the color matches the HID low beams perfectly.The OEM halogens are 55 watt, as are these, so they match the design load perfectly.There is also limited space behind the lamps, so these copper radiators are easy to fit into the available room.The o-ring seal is exactly the right size. (I tried another lamp that had an oversize o-rings and would not fit)Cons:None.These are the perfect upgrade lamps that maintain a "plug and play" limitation in a 2017 Avalon.

I have a 2-year old XHP70 that's a cool version and it was full of salt and needed to be replaced but did a side by side and ended up returning the item. Now, I don't doubt it's XHP70, but, when I shot it side by side with the 4300K vs 6000K metered the light for the headlight, the Tinsince version was much dimmer. The 6000K version I've had for a while is so bright I cannot stare at the light. This light, I had no issues staring at and starting to think this is really a XHP50 4300K chip instead which is dimmer.One of the major issues I see with this light, unfortunately, is the heatsink. It got REALLY hot. And I mean too hot to touch through my thick 10 mil latex gloves whereas the 6000K version stayed cool as the heatsink straps are wider even though it's caked with salt and corrosion. That worried me more than the actual light output. I even smelled something burning so needless to say, I shut off the light immediately and took it out once it cooled down a bit.Now I'm not giving 1-star just for the sake of not being happy as I can't prove that this isn't XHP70 but the brightness is definitely not what they advertise. Sure, it could be that my 6000K version is brighter for any reason but the advertised light output was the same when I bought it a couple years ago.I do know Cree's XHP70 comes in various "groups" but these high beam bulbs were not worth the money. I've had the same if not slightly brighter XHP50 made by Hikari a few years ago before I found my original XHP70 bulbs. If I find another XHP70 like my original one on here (I bought it direct overseas), I'll definitely update. Otherwise, I feel this bulb just lacks overall safety and is very concerning, unfortunately.

Very easy installation, plug and play. Using as my high beams in a reflector housing. These are bright as all hell, and have a very decent beam. Low power consumption, pairing them with Morimoto HIDs (4500k) for my projector low beams. Only been installed a couple nights, I'll update once I get some hours with them.

I replaced a set of aftermarket 35 watt HIDs that were in my 2013 FIAT 500 Abarth. The throw pattern for the light of the HIDs, even in the factory projector housing, was always lacking and the 6000k color made seeing at night actually not easy but these XHP70 leds are bright as all hell and the 4300k is perfect for actual visibility at night. I did have to trim the headlight caps and the provided rubber seals did not fit at all but I just made a seal myself.

the light output seemed great and I thought this would be a good alternative to hid but the bulb is so long that it does not fit in the car. if I try to put the headlamp assembly back it hits the radiator support due to the fact that it's twice as long as a factory 9005 bulb.

quality of manufacturing is very good, bright is very bright, it is really over need, the bad thing is the light beam, it is not match as original bulb, beam is spread as 300% over the original beam spot, witch means the original can reach more distance but weak, this LED bulbs can reach less distance just like omni, I try to make custom mount with focusable feature but not success,any way this model is not matched with the car reflectors well, My car is jeep wk

Buy led lamps.But the 4300 K is the best that can be chosen in led lighting.They do not dazzle those who come from the front .Alejandro

The media could not be loaded.  Great lights, but one of them went out after 3months. Bought this January of 2018. One of the bulbs started to flicker after a month of use, sometimes going off completely and then at times functioning normal. I know for sure there's nothing wrong with the car's wiring system since my backup set of headlights work perfectly fine. See the video and please send me a replacement