AUXITO Upgraded H11 H8 H16 Yellow LED Fog Light Bulbs, 700% Brighter, 3000K Golden Yellow Light with CSP LED Chips, Mini Size Plug and Play for Fog Lights and Daytime Running Lights(DRL), Pack of 2ClimatePartner certified

These lights are extremely bright and super simple to install in my case.I installed these on a 124 spider and they were a direct fit without issue.The lights are extremely bright and I have had a few friends tell me that they look great.The only issue I had was that these lights have 3 "teeth" one of which is offset meaning that the bulb only fits into the socket one way.The light sits at a 25 degree angle when installed, instead of being "straight up and down". Regardless of this the lights look amazing and are very noticable. But I have read that for perfect performance the led itself should be facing dectly left and right to the front of the vehicle.The other thing that I will say is that these perform very well against a bright projected LED headlight. But they are not as bright as the typical "ricer" blinding fog light. For that you would want an HID. But trust me these things are good enough for the $$$ I would buy them again.

These work great for what they are, I had the beamtech fanless h11 installed and they were just slightly brighter at similar price. Installation was ok. I had to adjust the h11 socket collar to accomodate my housing. I had to drill a new hole on the h11 collar to have the LEDs facing 90° and 270° degrees aka east and west on the housing to properly focus the bulb, once that was attained focus beam was identical to the halogen H11. I will update with photos of this change-point. Color is a crisp amber yellow, great addition to the 5500k morimoto HIDs. Been running the Auxito H11 amber fog light bulbs for a week now with no issues on my daily driver. Longetivity we will just have to wait to find out. For 29 bucks im not complaining. Is this bulb a good addition to your setup? I think so but it's completely your decision.

Product arrived reasonably well packaged and on time. If you are a fan of the now discontinued PIAA Plasma Ion Yellow H8 bulbs....Here is your answer. These put out a very similar golden yellow color at a higher output. The brightness sis more like a 55 watt bulb than the typical H8 35 watts. Because they are LED the power consumption is only 14 watts per bulb so you should not have any issues with wiring overheating or unhappy Body Control Modules.I have always advised people to use caution when installed LED bulbs because they may not work well / the beam pattern may not be correct and could even blind oncoming traffic due to the design of the bulb versus your lamp assembly's reflector. These worked fine in mine, largely due to the LEDs being in about the same position as a bulb filament would be. THIS MAY NOT BE THE CASE IN ALL APPLICATIONS SO DO CHECK YOUR BEAM PATTERN AFTER INSTALLATION.Also be aware that LED bulbs do not always play nicely with other areas of your vehicle. They can interfere with radio reception and even keep a push button car from starting if the lights are on before you try to start the vehicle. That is due to possible RF interference which is not unusual at this price point. With 40 years of professional automotive experience I can tell you that yes, those things ARE possible.The manufacturer mentions thermal management. It is not clear if that refers to the cooling fins or if power reduction may be employed to reduce the temperature of the LED bulbs. If the latter is true then you may notice the output being reduced if the bulbs begin to overheat. That would be normal to help protect them. If power management applies you will notice that more in warmer climates and less in colder climates or during the winter.The other question is longevity. That remains to be seen. For now given how well these bulbs have worked for me they are receiving 5 stars and I will edit this review as necessary in the future. At this price point if the bulbs last at least one year then I am happy.For those not familiar with this output color...And the following comments are subjective...But for me the golden yellow output provides better contrast in all weather conditions but especially during rain or snow events. It also makes the road surface easier to see in the rain and helps to make the road markings (painted lines and markings) really pop and stand out.This color should not be used as headlamps as the color may not be legal in that application (It is not legal in Pennsylvania as one example) and they will not provide the same throw / distance lighting that a conventional white bulb will provide. For that reason other colors like blue (If you hold up a sheet of paper in front of the lamp assembly and the center is blue then it IS a blue tinted bulb) and purple should never be used for headlamps as they will curtail your output and not provide adequate lighting in the distance. Some bulbs that appear to be blue to the eye, such as HID in the proper Kelvin range and some of PIAA's DOT compliant bulbs will have that white center when you do the paper test as described above.

I put these in a 2011 Terrain, looks good. In my opinion, they have been doing the daily driver thing for over a year. No problems, I much prefer the yellow in bad weather conditions. Seems to make the lines on wet roads stand out. Not to mention fog, I would recommend, plug and play installation.

Nice and bright. Been a couple months, no issues yet. Easy to install, and is better(and therefore safer) in fog than halogens or white LEDs

I Purchased these for a 2019 RAV 4 hybrid and the work perfectly. They seem to be made very well and were a breeze to install. The 3000k golden yellow is perfect. We will see how they do long term but I'm confident they will do just fine.

My friends told me to lighten up ;). I like the look. Very cool color. Makes the Nissan Frontier. I would definitely buy this again. Thanks so much for a awesome set of fog lights.

Very Bright and perfect yellow color for fog lights. 3 stars because they put out pretty bad radio interference.