LED HEADLIGHT FOR CAR G9005/6 WARM WHITE (HB3/HB4 12V 50W 4200K)

I bought these bulbs for my Honda City 5th Gen (2020–2025) V and VX models, and they are a perfect fit. I ordered two sets—HB3 for the high beam and H7 for the low beam—and I’m very happy with the results. The light is noticeably brighter than the stock halogens, and the beam spread feels just right for city and highway use. The quality of the bulbs is solid, and I also received them in the updated packaging since I placed my order on 28th September 2025. Installation was simple and straightforward, and the bulbs work well within the prescribed wattage limits. At 50W each, they provide excellent brightness and throw without causing glare or blinding oncoming traffic, which is a big plus. I’ve attached some photos for reference: Packaging : 1.Headlights in stock halogen setup 2.Headlights after the upgrade 3.Low beam spread 4.High beam spreada Overall, this is a worthwhile upgrade for anyone looking to improve visibility while keeping things safe and practical.

I purchased the OSRAM 50W 4200K LED bulbs for my Elite i20 with bi-functional projector headlights, and I’m very satisfied with the performance so far. Before installation, I verified the power consumption using a DC watt meter. Each bulb initially draws around 52W when cold, then stabilizes at 46W after about 10 minutes. I tested it continuously for 40 minutes, and the wattage remained stable at 46W. This clearly shows that OSRAM is honest with their ratings. Unlike many cheap Chinese LEDs or even some branded products that falsely advertise combined wattage for both bulbs, these are properly rated per bulb. The 4200K color temperature is another big advantage. It performs very well in rain and fog, offering much better contrast than harsh white (6000K) LEDs. Visibility has improved significantly in my car. Earlier, on unlit highways, I had to use fog lamps along with the headlamps, and still the light felt insufficient. Now, I don’t even feel the need to turn on the fog lamps. The high beam performance is outstanding. The throw and visibility have increased multiple times compared to stock halogens. A quick flash of the high beam is now enough for large trucks and buses to immediately give way, something that rarely happened earlier.

If you want something very powerful, don't buy this. Go for Blaupunkt 90+90Watt LED headlights. This is a very good product, my grand Vitara has 55W halogen and I replaced them with this 50+50Watt LED. Works somewhat better than halogen headlamps, gives white light and gives good visibility.

Excellent product. I have installed in my Hyundai Exter and it gets the job done for my city usage (Resident of Mumbai). I have not yet tried highway performance yet. Light throw is more than sufficient. Much better than Chinese non branded products who claim higher wattage but functions at a less capacity in comparison to branded products like Osram. It is 50W per headlight. Which means combined output of 100 watts. Best part is that 4200 kelvins color tone doesn't make people walking on the road blind. And it also supports well during monsoon days and foggy/cloudy weather conditions. Responsible citizens should avoid 6000 kelvin color tone. Direct throw of it becomes too bright and harsh for anyone's eyes. I grabbed an excellent deal at Rs.3708/- I installed these headlights on my own with the help of multiple YouTube videos. It was a pretty simple DIY process. Enjoying my usage. I hope this review helps others.

Just awesome results, bought for honda city idtec 2015 . Fits perfectly, totally DIY. But adjust may be need depends on user to user. Else brightness is best for warm white shade lovers. Great visibility in all wheather with sutable color temperature.

The led is best in quality and product is cheaper then market .

I bought for brezza vxi 2025, it was a perfect fit, just had to adjust the rings to align the light vertically. The throw is perfect and bright. Best for foggy weather.

Excellent upgrade for Hyundai Grand i10 nios. Direct fit and a huge upgrade for stock halogen projectors. 4200 kelvin is the best of both in terms of brightness and rain driving. Make sure the wire for the bulb is facing exactly downwards for correct focus inside the projector.