WinPower D1S 35W Xenon Headlight Bulb Discharge Lamp 8000K Cool Blue X-treme Car 85V Replace Kit for HID, 2 Pieces

Was delivered next day as promised, came with nice white glove in solid packaging and decent instructions. Have them for a day and it did worked as advertised bright white colour. Hope they are long lasting as at the moment I'm really happy.

Very well packed, the item is exactly as described. It is fit to my car , good light.

I bought these to replace the 22yr old D2S lamps in my wife's Boxster which had become dull. They're easy to fit and so far, working perfectly. The increase in colour temperature helps modernise the look of the car slightly and light output is at least comparable to the lamps on my much newer car.As the arc capsule is in exactly the same position as the original Phillips lamps, the beam control is unaffected.At this price, even if they only last a fraction of the life of the originals, I'd still be happy!

Great value

Edit. Have to change my review and rating to crap I'm afraid so if you've found it useful you might want to reconsider. After a few days use the light faded to a dull purple glow illuminating about 20m with such an uneven spread pattern it looked like I only had one working. Confirmed by garage as faulty/cheap bulbs. Googling reveals that bulbs go purple just as they are about to fail. Bit the bullet and went with Phillips and was amazed at the difference. Don't be fooled, the packaging is lovely but the product is rubbish.Original review...A bit sceptical like others that a twin pack of Xenons could be less than 20 quid when Halfords are charging £77 A SIDE for their own brand but... amazingly they are great, dead easy to fit to my Q3 and really bright. Such a nicely packaged box too, like something a watch would come in but if that is the attention to detail in the packaging, I can only hope the bulbs are as good quality. A pair of cotton gloves included too for fitting. Don't hesitate, buy with confidence.

M doing from last 2 weeks research and find the best bright HID bulb for my Range Rover Evoque 2016 ( it had osram xenark 4300k) and that is from stock so its little dull after these many years and had low visibility in Rain and night so i decided to change with brigher bulb bt under road safety requirement and don't dazzle another driver as well. So i found Toarch beam bulb that can full fill my requirements bt that was 55W and stock was 35W and i don't want to for 55W bcoz my old car had and experienced that wiring looms isn't enough to run 55W need to replace wiring looms so can run thoes bulb so after that i found Winpower and it's not costly compared to Toarchbeam and i just take a chance and bought it and if it not more brigher thn my stock plan to return bt after installation one old one new comparison it's change my point of view totally. It's took 5 secs to warm and after that comparison is so easy to win this bulb had no idea that these bulb was this much brighter bcoz didn't found related this brand on internet. I bought 6000K variant bcoz i want white light and before that i drover when visibility less with fog lights on bcoz it's LED and that is more brighter thn my stock . Bt after install Winpower in this bulb brightness is more than my LED fog light Roughly Double. So m very happy with this upgrade and recommend this to you if don't want to go 35W + and don't mess with wiring.

Replaced the original 7 year old Phillips D1S bulbs from a BMW 4 series as the N/S had finally failed.Xenon/HID bulbs fade over time, and my ones were almost as dim as my 1990 Nissan Bluebird Halogen headlights were, so confidence driving in the dark was quite low. I looked in to buying the Osram or Phillips replacements, but given it is December and we are now in to the 40 odd week period between Christmas and next pay day that is known as January, I decided to take a punt on these at ~£23 a pair.I received these bulbs the next day. They came nicely packaged, with each bulb encased in foam, secured inside the box in its own slot. You also receive a cotton glove to stop your sweaty, oily hands from touching the glass and thus ruining the bulb. Build quality seems ok, they have plastic fixings around the base of the bulb compared to the OEM metal ones on the Phillips.Installing these is easy; for BMW F series’ turn the wheel to the opposite direction of which bulb you’re replacing and in the wheel arch liner you’ll find a little hatch. Pop it off, remove the inside cap by twisting anti-clockwise like a bayonet and you’re at the bulb. Then, it’s just a case of unplugging, twisting the bulb 45° anti-clockwise and removing from the housing. After that, in true Haynes Manual tradition, “fitting is reverse of removal”! Remember to put your glove on at this point! And be careful not to damage the bulb when installing! I found these to be snug on install, so be gentle when twisting them back in place.Always replace in pairs, otherwise you’ll get a mis match in colour. Furthermore if like me, your old bulbs are 7 years old, the likelihood is that the other is going to fail soon anyway, so save yourself a job and do both together.Anyway these seem significantly brighter than the old ones. They are a 6000k so are whiter that the OEM bulbs at 4300k (which is yellower).I cannot comment on lifespan as yet, given they were only installed a day ago, but even if I get a year out of them, for the price, you can’t really complain.

Its quite kool to look at if you a outsider looking onto your car but when driving with the both headbulbs. Its light visibility is pretty awful to be honest where it has caused me to slow down on a country lane in the night as I couldn't see much!.Price is quite cheap but that probably because the light is not as strong as other xenon bulbs out there. It is a decent cheap alternative than forking out 50 pounds worth of xenon bulbs but be wary it wont be as effective.