CALAIS Extremely Bright H3 LED Fog Light Bulbs White 2000 Lumens COB Chips Car Fog Lights Replacements(pack of 2)

I converted the fog lights on my old Porsche to day-time running lights and I didn't want a normal incandecent bulb due to the heat and electrical draw. Someone recommended these bulbs on an online forum and thought I'd give them a try. The size fit without altering the existing plastic housing and no worries about heat and drawing too much current. And more importantly, I'm seen on the road - the reason I wanted them. I don't know how they would be for fog though - they don't seem very bright for that purpose, but not sure.

Installed them on my 2006 Legacy GT. Fitment was perfect, and product was packaged well. Works as it should.Build Quality/Packaging: 5/5Item was packaged very nicely. LED bulb was wrapped very well with few layers of foam padding. Bulb itself seemed to be built solid as well.Light Output: 4/5Being that these bulbs are rated 600 Lumens, the output is a very clean white light. Nothing too blue or yellowish. Just a very clean and simple, and not overpoweringly white.Overall: 4/5Overall im very happy with the bulbs build quality and light output. Paying about $20 for this pair is not a bad deal, especially theres no ballast required, however i feel an HID kit would have a much brighter output....but too much to the point it may be over powering.

The beam shape in my driving lights is like something out of a sci-fi movie. Really irregular. I feel they'd be better in fog lights where the beam gets dispersed wider instead of staying concentrated. The quality seems to be fine it's the design of the many small LEDs that causes the reflection and refraction issues in Hella Comet 500 driving lights.

Bought these to replace my fog lights on my 05 Goldwing because I swapped my headlights with the "Pathfinder H7 LED Headlight Replacement Bulbs for Honda GL1800 kit" The new headlights are a much whiter light so the old incandescent fog light bulbs didn't match at all anymore. The housing for the H3 fog lights on the 05 Goldwing is pretty tight so I had concerns that an LED conversion bulb may not fit. These went right in with no issues whatsoever and the light they produce is very bright and a good match to the color of the new headlights. I have only had them for a month or so but I will update my review if I have any early failure issues.

I put these bulbs in a 2002 Dodge Intrepid about a month ago and they work well to help light the road. They are brighter than the previous set of LED bulbs that I had in the car. I have a set of SuperBrite's white LEDs in the headlights and these bulbs match them as far as light color goes.

(Don't let me photo or others fool you, my s20plus and many other phones overexpose the image when pointed at lights)So these are okay if youre fine with factory halogen bulb brightness level, but with a more modern, cool white hue. I couldn't notice any additional brightness with these over my hikari ultra low beams. If you aspired for something brighter please take my advice and look elsewhere. These bulbs have no heatsinks so the chips in them can only be so powerful otherwise they'd overheat and burn up.I like that my factory dust caps fit over them.But.. I also dislike that orientation notches have the chips at the 12 and 6 o clock position in my fogs. which is not ideal, I mounted them in the 9 and 3 o clock position during my install simply rotating them and disregarding the notches and locking them in that way.I ended up doing some HW on bulb facts website and found Auxbeam f16 plus h3's to be among the best mid tier option and love them so far, only downside is no dust caps, but thats okay with me.Hope this helps!

These white LED fog lights are pretty bright! I like them. For the price it's a win! Installed on my 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe fits perfectly & it was easy to install.Update; after 2 days of using these LED fog lights one bulb went out! I've looked into it I don't see anything wrong but it smells like burnt electric wires but i don't see anything so its probably from inside the led bulb. I don't not recommend these LED fog lights! Hope this was helpful.

I just received these lights today. I installed them in the spotlights on a motorcycle. Substancially brighter than the stock. If there's any issues with them, I will update this review.The reason I'm writing is because the spec's for the bulbs say "30 watts each bulb". According to my testing, this is incorrect. I misread the spec's and thought they were saying they take the place of a 30w bulb (which they do, and I believe they are brighter than that) not that they were using 30w, but after installing, I went back and read the spec's again and it was saying 30w each, 60w per pair.I was very dissapointed as I was trying to reduce the power consumption of my spot lights, and while these bulbs made them brighter, according to the spec's they were using the same amount of power as the original bulbs. So I put and ampmeter inline with the bulbs and found both bulbs together were using 1amp at about 11volts (my battery was low). If you do the math that makes each bulb about 5 watts. This would be about the same as some other bulbs I looked at as replacements that were listing their bulbs as 5w each.Just thought I would share my test results/findings.