DDM TuningSaber 55W ProX Accu/V2 LED Kit, 12500LM, 6000K, Pair,-FBA (H8 / H9 / H11)

TLDR: 10/10 would buy again.I have literally zero complaints about the product. Just wish it was cheaper. But quality costs and these headlights demonstrate why that saying still holds weight. I've gone through all kinds of bulbs for the projectors on my vehicles and bar none, these are the best. Even better than Hikari's which I used to swear by. To highlight this point I've got the truck set up for 4-on-high, where all four of my headlights are on when I turn on the brights. I don't know how they'll do in my brights but I'm tempted to order a pair to replace the set of Hikari Ultrastars / UltraFocus / Eye of Megatron (whatever they go by now) that I already have in there as I can see the pattern of the low beams still even with my highs on. I've never seen that before as usually the reflector style highs always overwhelm the projectors.The beam pattern is perfect, the throw is amazing, it fills the whole pattern fully with light, and it hasn't flickered once. I didn't even need to adjust my lights as they ended up exactly where the old pattern was with my HIDs. But for the sake of everyone else, if you are going to buy these please install them correctly so that you aren't blinding others and making yourself a rolling hazard. I would only suggest these be put into projectors and only properly aimed ones at that. Reflectors would basically just turn night into day for you and the seeing into the blind for anyone coming your way making everyone less safe. As is, I have purposefully aimed my projectors (especially the driver side) slightly lower than required to spare those ahead of me any potential glare as there was some with the HIDs and while I haven't noticed similar issues with these LEDs they are so bright there's no point in adjusting them up. All in all, great product and totally worth the money.

I came here from bulb facts, as of writing this review 12/07/2021 these are the best/brightest/aligned leds on the market.The 9007 I got for my Nissan Xterra.Don't get my wrong the bulbs are bright.However the fact that I have to pin it myself with no instructions and find out what wire is high and low on the bulb then what corresponds to my specific vehicle.Also the blue plug you get on the 9007/9004 is really flimsy compared to the black plug you get on a say a h7 or h11.The 9007/9004 should be two separate bulbs pre pinned and with better plug and pins.For this price if DDM fixes those two thing the pining and the plug they would be perfect.UpdateDDM came out with their 3rd gen led called the DDM Tuning Saber 65W ProX LED KitBulb facts even updated with them say they are way better and DDM even fixed the problems with the wiring by making them pre pinned and the plug looks better.Don't even look at these now get the 65w Pro x instead.

The media could not be loaded.  I was using a pair of halogen and was looking up a better alternative. On 2019 February i replaced my halogens with brand new Hikari Ultra and definitely they were better than stock halogens. But not the better than i was expected and my search continued. Beginning of May, i ordered this Led bulbs and yesterday have replaced them. They are very bright and the difference is obvious. Now, time will tell how strength, durable and consistent they are. If i like them i'll definetly change other bulbs on my second car. Comparing with the Hikari, there are some other differences besides the light outputs. Like the noise level. DDM Saber Leds are quiet than Hikari and heat dissipation are better. Since "DDM Saber ProX" is thinner than Hikari, the light dispansation and beam pattern is better and more accurate. My headlights are H7 and i did not need any other extra part to replacing. The price tag is high but i believe the bulbs will compensate that with their quality and durability.Update on 22022, Nov. One of the bulbs failing intermittently. It doesn't go fully off instead, one of the leds on the bulbs is turning on and off. Well, this is not good definitely.

I don't normally write reviews very often, but for how much these cost, I felt like people deserve to know that the value just isn't there.Over the last 5 years and 3 vehicles I've bought a different brand that I've been completely happy with, but I thought it was time for a change and to give something else a chance. Unfortunately these are 3x times more expensive, are less of a pure white, and aren't as bright as what I normally buy.For the cost of DDM's led's I was really expecting to be pleasantly surprised, but instead I'm just disappointed. They're better than the bottom of the barrel led's out there, sure, but the quality to price ratio just isn't there for these.

I bought these Jan 2022 and a year or so later they have stopped working. I had to get one replaced couple months after when they were brand new so that was iffy. I’m assuming they aren’t suppose to last just a year so it’s annoying they went out. Well only one went out and the other one is so low you can’t barely see it

Was noticing something looked a little off on the pattern but wasn’t sure what it was both were producing light. Wasn’t until I was able to remove the left bulb from the housing that I found out one array of the leds has stopped working. Causing a weird spread of light.

These things are bright and do not create any additional glare on a 2018 CRV. Cutoff is still good. We will see how long they last, but they look about a few times brighter than the stock halogens. The fan that comes on is noticable when I'm outside, but I can't hear it inside the car. Even for their price, I'm impressed. I hope they last many years.

Don't waste your money with sub $100 LEDs, especially if you have projector-style headlights like I do with my 2018 Ram 3500 dually.These LEDs took about 20 mins to install and the improvement is just off the charts.Note: I did NOT need Canbus decoders to make these work.

Doesn’t fit properly in 3-9 orientation. advise if there is any way to fine tune the adjustments