YUFANYA 2.5inch Bi Projector Lens,Car Headlight Retrofit Kit with Hi/Lo Beam,70W 20,000LM 6000K White,Focus Beam with Sharp Cut off Line No Blind Oncoming Car Upgrade Bi-Xenon Projector Lens

These worked fantastic to replace a HID kit in my 2003 e46 BMW 325Ci. Very straightforward installation and wiring, and I like that the shrouds screw onto the projector housing instead of having to use double-sided tape or just clipping on. The projector cutoff is straight, and the brightness is very good. My new go-to projector setup for project cars! No problems in the couple of weeks I've had them installed.

Put these in my 06 Audi A3 halogen oem headlights. Very impressed with them so far! Cutoff is sharp, very bright, white light. And it did not trigger any light error. Been using them for 3 months now, time will tell how long they last. The threaded peg that fits through most headlight bulb holes makes it really easy and quick to install. I will definitely be using these again in future retrofits.

Installation was simple using the provided fittings, and the clarity and light output are impressive. I installed them on a set of headlights for an Expedition, and they both look and perform great. Definitely a good value for the money!

Easy installation, and more importantly, very bright with a clean cut.

I bought these, loving the look it was going to give my headlights after the retrofit. I didn't use the halo and instead went with a normal plastic cover, but less than a week into having these installed the high beam solenoid went bad in one headlight. High beams are important where I live. We have a ton of deer, and it just happens to be the passenger side that illuminates the side of the road. So now I get to order another set, bale the headlights again, and rewire another projector up. Really hate wasting pins and connectors.

Decent out put , if space are tight go with this …

Received these as a Christmas gift (got to pick what I got) got brand new housings eager to do a retrofit. Well first off when I originally installed onto my truck the headlights were about 4-5’ off of the ground (about 5 feet away from garage door) with my adjuster turned as far out as it would go hoping to bring the headlights down. Was un-drivable (blinding oncoming cars and just focused way too far ahead that it was basically like I had no headlights on unless I wanted to look at the tops of trees) figured it was an installation mistake so I removed headlights and flipped projectors 180 degrees. Now I have the opposite problem with headlight adjustment screw max in light isn’t far enough ahead and headlight has the hard line up at the top. I have no complaints with the highbeams but for obvious reasons I can’t just drive around with the highbeams

If you want to improve your night driving fast and affordable this is the way to go, others may be better but more expensive and harder to install, the only hard part with this is removing the plastic covers of the headlamp. Im happy with the performance so far.