DMEX D1S - 35W - 6000K Cold White Xenon Headlight HID Bulbs Replacement - 2 Yr Warranty - Pack of 2

Only 1 bulb working other one is not working and price is also high and I requested return and I requested my money back

Subaru Forester XT 2008, garage used a standard Philips D2R 35W 4200K 85126WX and seriously charged an arm and a leg for it. I was sick when I saw the bill. Passenger side started flickering after just 1 pesky year. Tired of paying silly prices for sub-standard performance. This DMEX gives me 2 bulbs and change vs the 1 Philips bulb whilst it updates the color temp to 6000K (something I've always wanted). I didn't even wait for the still good driver side bulb - took both out and replaced it with this DMEX bulbs. What a life changer. Many can say what they like but manufacturing quality is just getting better and better give credit where credit is due. After more than 1 year the DMEX pair has not skipped a beat. Doesnt mean that yours wont but jeez for the price we know what we can handle right. Imagine being asked for pay $180+ for 1 Philip bulb!

It was perfect as a replacement to one of the bulbs in my headlights in my toyota camry car. It helped me save money

I've only had these bulbs for about a week so I can't speak on longevity yet, but I have seen enough already to be impressed with these bulbs. First off, installation in my 2011 Dodge Durango Citadel wasn't the easiest I've ever done but it wasn't terrible. You might be able to reach inside the access port in the fender liner without removing the wheel but I suggest removing the wheel anyway. You'll be glad you did! User clean gloves (white cotton, latex, nitrile, etc) when installing the bulbs and be VERY careful not to touch the glass at all (oils in your fingerprints cause weak spots in the bulb that can shatter when they get hot) Once the bulbs were installed there was a slight delay the first time I turned them on where the bulbs had a dim blue glow but after a few seconds to warm up they came on. The brightness and color of the light started out very similar to the factory bulbs then became slightly whiter and visibly brighter after about 30 seconds. This isn't unusual with this style of bulb, unlike standard halogen bulbs, the Xenon projector bulbs often have a break-in period. I left them on for about 10 seconds then turned them off and allowed them time to cool completely. After that I turned them back on and this time they came on immediately and again increased in brightness slightly after about 30 seconds. I cycled them again and the third time they came on immediately and were at full intensity by 10-15 seconds. From then on they have come on and been at full intensity in 3-5 seconds. As I mentioned earlier, these bulbs started out with approximately the same color and intensity as the factory bulbs but became slightly brighter and whiter as they warmed up. This continued while I was breaking them in and now they appear much brighter than the factory bulbs and exactly the color temp I was hoping for. They are listed as 4300k but I would guess them to be between 4700 and 5000k. No blue tint at all and not a harsh white, just a very nice white on the lower end of the temp scale. Needless to say I couldn't be happier! Now for the best part...the value! The factory replacement bulbs are over $100 EACH at Autozone and these bulbs are 1/3 of that price for a pair. I always replace the bulbs as a pair (guess I'm OCD but the slight variance in light between a new and old bulb would drive me crazy lol!) so figure $200+ vs $34 and it's a no-brainer. You could replace these bulbs each year for 6 years (not that I expect to need to!) and still have saved money.

With all the BS out there surrounding Chinese HID lamps, these work great, cast a similar hue of light and are a fraction of the price of oem. Get them!

5 years on and these run amazingly in my Lexus! Would recommend 10 times out of 10