Marsauto D3S HID Bulb 6000K Xenon HID Replacement Bulb Diamond White with a Pair of Gloves for 12V Cars High Low Beam 2Pack

Great, product arrived as described and functions well.

One of my wife's projector beam headlights started to turn purple in the light output & eventually quit working a few days later. Now I know what it looks like when the bulb is about to go out. I purchased this set of 2 for less then 1 standard replacement.This comes with 2 gloves to help you not tough the bulb with your bare hands as you don't want to leave any skin oils on the bulbs. As these get very hot, that will burn onto the bulb affecting the life & output.Although getting to where the bulbs are mounted takes some time on her car (need to remove the wheel well cover to get access), once you get to the bulb replacement is not too bad. You unlock the bulb, pull straight back & out being careful not to break the glass, unhook the electrical connection & reverse the process to replace. Be careful not to bend any of the metal fingers on the headlight housing. I did replace both at the same time.They fired right up, seem to have the same brightness & good color. So far I have not had any issues with these. Hopefully they will last for several years (the ones I replaced are about 5 years old with 67K miles of use).

Have a 2017 Cadillac XTS. They came with stock 4300K XENON HID's. That was ok but I just didn't care for the slight hint of yellow color in the lights. I wanted a little more blue in the white light. Researched the different Kelvin temperatures and determined the proper color that I wanted was 6000K. 8000K would have been a bit too blue but 5000K was still not blue-white enough. Took about 10 min to switch out the stock 4300K for these 6000K. I was impressed. These are super easy to install on a Cadillac XTS. You don't need to remove the bumper. These change colors from Blue to that Crystal Cool White upon warming up. They are supposed to do that. They also have that ignite on technology which makes them ignite on which is most likely a result of the XENON gas igniting from the electrical current which is why you get that flash. These are great and you will not be disappointed. Not sure how long they will last for only $50 but I kept the old pair just in case these wear out suddenly. Recommendation: Research the different color Kelvin temperatures and see what colors you like. You will not be able to tell by attempting to match the color of the box with the color light you want. Go by the temperate rating. I.E. 3000K, 4300K, 5000K, 6000K, 8000K, 10000K, 12000K, 15000K, 20000K, 30000K.

The packaging alone tells me these are a nice deal.. you get gloves!!!!!!!! If you havent messed with halogens or HID's. You must be careful or have gloves as any skin oil will make these things explode basically and a pain to clean up. I have a 14 rt charger and i have 22's so i had to have shop do passenger side since my hand is not going in either via tire well or the top. Driver side. No problems if you dont have a CAI already installed. If you do. Bumper comin off so do both at that time and save yourself misery!!! They turned on and fit like a champ inside factory harness and mounts!!! Will update to how long they last. But you cant beat the price thats for sure!!!! Way way recommended. Just venture to ur local shop and ask how much they are usually. Lol. Grab an extra set for backups!!! I mean u r still under the price from factory!!!!! Also. Major thanks for the super fast shipping. Came three days early!!!!! In time for holiday weekend!!!!

I was installing on a 2017 Dodge Durango. Not an easy install, their directions and video didn’t give a Lot of info. Like the retainer clip on the plug. The Durango has two ways to go, through a hole in the wheel well, or taking out the air cleaner to access from the top. I suggest using both. I also suggest placing some towels beneath the work area. With the slippery gloves, in such a tight workspace, I dropped the bulb. It fell to the bottom of the engine compartment. I ended up using tongs to reach it as at 5’11 my arm wasn’t long enough. I’d suggest accessing from the top, also tight, but less tight than through the wheel well. I broke the first bulb in finding out installing completely from the top was the way to go. I was trying to ask if I could use nitrile gloves instead of the slippery fabric gloves that come with them.