PULILANG H1 LED Headlight Bulbs, 60W 16000LM, 360 Degree Full Emitting Super Bright LED Headlight Conversion Kit, 6000K Xenon White, Pack of 2

I have a 2007 Winnebago View RV on a 2006 Mercedes 3500 chassis. The headlights have always been too dim for me. I tried the best highest rated halogen bulbs with only slight improvement. Then I tried an HID kit for the low beam, much brighter but had a very scattered pattern and I removed them after getting flashed too much by oncoming drivers. After a few more years I purchased some H7 LEDs for the low beams and achieved very good results, nice bright lights with the proper flat cutoff and excellent visibility. But I could not find an H1 that would fit into the high beam or fog light opening. Recently I noticed the new round 8-sided LED design using CSP chips that appeared to be about the same diameter as the OEM halogen, and I purchased them. They fit! Sadly the low priced brand I chose lasted only a few minutes then failed. I read a few more reviews and ordered the Pulilang H1 LEDs that used the same round design. Perfect fit, Very bright, and well focused in my reflector-type headlamps. They were not as easy to install as OEM halogens due to not having any alignment bumps on the fitting, so it took a few minutes longer. I test fit them in my fog light openings and they will fit fine, but are much too bright for fog lights. I will order some lower lumen bulbs for the fogs. I am very pleased with the Pulilang LEDs!

Duped again. Less than half as bright as my stock halogens that I just paid $150 to have replaced. 8000 lumens per bulb is a lie. My little AA cree LED flashlight is brighter. On a dark and rainy day like today, I can't tell they're even on, when parked 3 feet from a white wall. My headlight lenses are clear as my windshield, but my flashlight is brighter on the wall than the headlights are, from the drivers seat. Haven't seen them on a dark,wet road yet, but I highly doubt they'll suddenly impress me then. I was looking for an improvement in visibility, not a downgrade. YAY they're 6000k, but they're dimmer than a dollar store flashlight. Don't waste your money.

My friend told me only 200 dollar plus led's work with projectors.As you can see, these 360 degree 6 side emitting led headlight are very bright. I am concerned I am blinding people. So for no one has flashed me though. Awesome work PULILANG. I will be referring you to everyone I know.

Perfect for projectors