Which Headlight Bulbs Should I Use In My Vehicle?

between Sylvania ULTRA and the ZXE which one is best??? i alradea have ULTRA but now i see exist ZXE so i ask if will be better light or like the same??

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Literally no help what do ever 😂

I can forgive the sylvania - silverstar.


But I personally prefer and for projector gives a better contrast and the light output it makes.

The sylvania - silverstar ultra are the best high performance halogen bulbs.

The kelvin increase from dingy ugly yellow white 3100k. To nice contrast 3650k Very nice and very nice color.

It increase the brightness up to 27% brighter and 16% whiter than stock. Which is very nice for a halogen bulb.

Lifespan is 1.5 years
The maximum lux is 1299
So that’s 39% brighter than stock

And that’s for low beams. However the high beams is weird. It decrease by -1% less bright. Which is odd.

So that’s 283 maximum lux.

For the Lumens, the stock lumens the 25 feet is between 900-1220 lumens for 55 watt.

With the sylvania - silverstar ultra. It went 1300 lumens. So that’s +4% increase in lumens. Which very respectable increase.

The color temperature is actually 3675K.

So they are bit more white then oem. Which a better look to ur vehicle with H11 projector housing.

Makes it look more sharper.

The lifespan of this is 1.5 years.

Realize, the brighter the halogen lights, the shorter the lifespan is.

The price for the H11 size is $45 bucks.

It’s worth it if u don’t mind the lifespan but worth for how it performs very well for a high performance halogen bulbs.

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The sylvania basic is the best out of all them dont bother buying the others they suck

You forgot the LED Sylvania bulbs!

All of them are garbage. I bought sylvania around 80$ on autozone they didn’t last a year. Got some beamtech led from amazon 35$ 4 years and still going strong.

After multiple Silver Star ULTRA failures at about a year, guessing 400 hours ($ 45) I switched to Philips Night Guide 130% rated bulbs. Havent had a burnout yet.
I did test some $$ LEDs that are whiter, brighter, but blow light everywhere. Poor focus. Replaced with Philips.

Just buy the basic bulbs. They last forever. The brighter ones die in a year or two. No thanks. Been driving for decades with basic bulbs.

i do a lot of night driving, bought the Silverstar 9003s, and the first one burned out in a year. great lights but if annual headlight changes aren't your thing i'd just get basic bulbs

This video is so disappointing. Despite the title, it was nothing more than an advertisement for Sylvania bulbs

I bought Sylvania white blue halogen headlights for a 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais and they improved range and visibility drastically. I wish they make the replacement bulbs like that for the newer plastic lens vehicles. P.S. The paint on the ends of the bulbs was blue not black in the head lamps for the 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais.

I like his voice.

Best video

Kind of a joke improving the bulbs output and sacrificing service life by as much as 50% in some cases. But if people are good with replacing bulbs 1-2 times a year, power to them. No pun intended.

You've got it wrong on the zxe, sure they look the best but they also perform the best of all shown. I'm not reading from the website. I've had these bulbs in everything from small sedans to all the way up to suburbans, I also work midnights and take rural/unlit roads every night. If you want the best without blinding other drivers they're the best for the price. And if you're blinding other drivers, always make sure lights are properly adjusted every time you change a bulb

I just want a bright white bulb

These headlights are a danger to everyone on the road. They are too bright and pose a danger to everyone not in the car that has them. They are irresponsible and there is no reason to have lights so bright that you can see the rectum of a raccoon while driving at 60. The company that makes these is increasing the likelihood they will face law suits and the people willfully putting them into their vehicles are creating a clear and present danger for us all. Headlights this bright should be banned and the rest of us need to stand up to these people pushing a marketing gimmick at the risk of public safety. Boycott these headlamps!

What kind are the blinding blue kind? That's what I need

Basically if you're just looking for working headlights, get the light blue box "basic" ones. If you want ones that are brighter but don't last as long (rated for 375 hours) get the purple box xtravision ones.

Those are your two options. Don't get the silverstar or silverstar ultra ones, their life expectancy (on the back of the package) is less than 200 hours. They're not worth the money.

I'm going to buy Sylverstar tomorrow for my camry 2006

What if I want to blind other drivers though?

This is nothing more than marketing fluff. Actual specifications would be nice - color temperature, lifetime, brightness, etc. Why does Sylvania not provide this basic information? :(

Insane markup price on these after basic bulb. Tell me HOW MUCH BRIGHTER

Can y’all test them out ?

Just get the basic, save you bucks and looks the same

this guy has a very noticeable toupee

The blue ones suck i had one for a year n they blew just go with the led sylvania 9006 lights if u have truck

Failed to mention the lumens.

There's a lot of lies in the bulb industry

How does this video not have more likes???

If you have ZXE is your car you’re a douchebag..

the xtravision bulbs are the best ones i believe. Sunset and a just before sunrise they work really good.

How does this help if there are no examples?......

Best explanation ever on the difference between the stupid marketing names for these bulbs.

I've bought the ZXE, and even with my prescription glasses, I could barely tell the difference

One of my factory headlights went out on my ‘14 Honda Accord. So I bought Sylvania Silverstar Ultra (H11). They are nice and clear; HOWEVER, they dim over time and only last about 4-6months before they burn out. It states it on their packaging. With these lights, the brighter the bulb the shorter the life. I’ve replaced them four times, and only because they kept burning and I needed a quick fix. I’m now going with something else.

So im the only one that thinks showing the bulbs...ON....would answer pretty much every question I have? Kool

Lol. I just got blinded by that very blue kind down the road the other day by a jacked up pick up 4x4

Once upon a time, it used to be so easy to change or upgrade headlight bulbs. You just take the original bulb to your nearest auto parts dealer and get the new bulb. With new technologies, this simple task has become overwhelming.

In my 2017 Toyota Camry Atara SL (Australian Model), it has low beam headlight has an H11 Halogen bulb with projector housing and high beam headlight has an HB3 Halogen bulb with reflector housing. I am not sure why Toyota didn't have both as either reflector or projector housing. It also has parking light bulbs in wedge base housing.

I simply want to replace the bulbs with a bit more brightness and whiter. I am so confused, I don't know which bulb to buy? I very much appreciate your help.

This mark looses the brightness over time

thanks for the good information!

The ZXE bulbs are the worst bulbs I've ever owned. Not bright at all, looks nothing like an HID light. Stay away total bullshit bulb.

Which one is the best for my grandmother? She has trouble seeing driving at night.

nice short and to the point , thanks

U should mentioned the lifespan for each

I remember i bought one of the extra vision, and it was almost the exact same brightness as the oem. And for $60 a pair?? No thanks.

The zxe cost more but won't shine as far as the silver star ultra? Now there is the gold high end white

Does the SilverStar Ultra burn hotter, and have a shorter life then the SliverStar? Does the SivlerStar last longer then the Ultra?