LED 16k lumens bulbs vs OEM halogen bulbs review on projector headlights - best LED bulbs
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- In this video I'll be doing side by side comparison of AUXITO LED 16,000 lumens low beam light bulbs vs OEM halogen 55W low beam light bulbs.
I'll be using 2016 Subaru Legacy Limited as a test car. This Subaru comes equipped with projector headlights and this will also be a good test to see how well LED bulbs work in projector headlights. In my opinion AUXITO makes some of the best and affordable LED light bulbs on the market. I've been using AUXITO bulbs for almost three years now and I have no complaints.
Amazon link to LED light bulbs: amzn.to/3BUogMH
Amazon link to LED head lamp: amzn.to/3BQ5E0o
AUXITO site: www.auxito.com...
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Nice video! Currently thinking about installing LEDs in my own 2016 Subaru Legacy. I noticed nobody mentions the gradual dimming of LED headlights that occurs due to heat (similar to LED flashlights) except for one CZcams reviewer. Is there any noticeable fading of brightness after a half hour drive, one hour drive?
Hey Mister, thanks for bringing that up. I've never heard about this issue but after reading your comment, I was paying close attention to my lights and haven't notices any dimming at all. I've left my car running in front of the garage for almost an hour and they were good. We've also just came back from 4 hour road trip and no dimming issue.
@tronixster They definitely dimmed! You just didn't notice it, which is a great thing! But I'm willing to bet they lost at least 15% of their brightness. It's a consistent lost though meaning that it won't get any worst and it's factually done on purpose to help cool the led and maintain its longevity.
Would this LED blind the other drivers?
No it would not. In four years of me driving this 4runner I’ve only had two cars flash their lights at me. So no
If you have projector headlights then basically no, but if you put them in reflectors and you don’t install them right, then they can differently blind people.