Fahren H7 Light Bulb, Super Bright 6500K, No Adapter Required 1:1 Mini Size H7 Fog Light Bulb, Plug and Play, Pack of 2

I bought the dual high & low beam set from Forenner not only because they were the brightest Kelvin for the buck, but also they fit perfectly for my 2003 Buick LeSabre sedan-style car.. One of my bulbs was dimming & since it is a good I dea to change these bulbs in pairs (usually if the one of the low beams goes out you change them both because the other side is sure to go within days or weeks from changing the other; same for the high beams).LEDs in general have come a long way & the ease of installation via the plug-n-play way today is a LOT better than the plug-n-"pray" method not so long ago. Plus, for GM vehicle models in & around 2003 you usually do not need the resistor or LED adapter for your high & low beams. I have had these in use for awhile now & the illumination & brightness has been steady & has not faulterd since I installed both sets of these. The look is great, along with the fit. The package does come with a set of gloves which I HIGHLY RECOMMEND USING THEM because if your hands has the slightrest bit of residue (such as greasy fingers) these LEDs heat up extremely quick once illuminated & any contamination on the glass of the LEDs may harden & compress the glass enough to shatter the bulb.The only issue (which, really is not that big of a deal to me) is that GM integrates the DRLs (Daytime Running Lights) with the low (9006 bulb) beams of their cars. The car's DRL module sends only the minimal amount of power (usually 2 ~ 5 watts) to the low beam (9006) &of the vehicle, since this is the case LEDs such as these require full 12v to initiate the LEDs & fan to run. These Forenners & others like these WILL NOT WORK properly with the DRL modules of the GM 2003 era of cars. The ONLY work-around is that you need to MANUALLY turn on your headlights to imitate the DRL feature. I have no problem doing that because I usually run my headlights anyway during the day.Hope this helps...Cheers!

The media could not be loaded. I recently replaced my fog lights to Forenner H11 H8 H16 LED bulbs and am thrilled! These bulbs change everything. They illuminate the road at 12,000 lumens, making driving in fog or low-visibility circumstances safer.The 6500K color temperature produces clear, white light that improves sight without being harsh. I was amazed at how beautifully they cut through fog and rain, clarifying everything.The plug-and-play design made installation easy. The fact that they're fanless and tiny eliminates concerns about noise and truck space. I highly recommend the Forenner LED fog light bulbs for vehicle lighting upgrades. They function well, install easily, and are a great value for their brightness and quality.

It was extremely bright compare to my existing light with 8000 lumens and 900% brightness. It transforms nighttime driving with brightness. The 6500K color temperature provides a clean, white light . It's a substantial improvement over standard halogen bulbs, significantly improving visibility in dark or adverse conditions. It's "plug and play", simple to install. The 4 bulbs is very useful to change both the high and low beams both the headlights and fog lights. The light is focused and well-defined beam. It doesn't blind when you look from front.

Have had them on my truck for about 2 months. No flicker nice and bright. Saw them on a youtube video for my truck. Bought another pair for my wifes car.

Forenner FAHREN 9007 LED.. I desperately needed to upgrade my headlights, as I could no longer tell the difference between low and high beams. Did some research, read a lot of reviews and decided on these... I'm sure the bulbs are probably fine, but These Will Not Work "as is", in my 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan SE! They do install easily and fit perfectly, I can say that much. And from the short time I saw the light, it looked very bright! Back-story is I also replaced the van's very clouded headlamp fixtures. If you've ever seen a 2005 Grand Caravan with 250k+ miles you'll know why.. I Removed the driver side and "hand tight" installed the new fixture and one of theses LEDs. Reached through the driver window, started the engine, because I wanted Full Power, then switched on the headlights. The bulb came on, then went off, then started flashing at about 1/2 second intervals.. As I start to reach back in and switch the lights off I see that the dash lights are are flickering off and on...not in sync with the bulb and then the horn starts to blow very erratically!! I quickly switched off the headlights but everything continues to flicker and blow! It didn't stop until I switched off the ignition!! To make a long story short, I used the existing two year old halogen lamps in the new fixtures and they created at least a 200% improvement in my night vision. The 9007 LED bulb was, however, very bright when it was flashing off and on!