Philips X-tremeVision Pro150 H7 car headlight bulb +150%, set of 2

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Unlike other 150% upgrade bulbs, these H7 X-tremeVision Pro150 headlight bulbs last on average for up to 450 hours. That’s more than double the lifespan of other 150% bulbs on the market. I bought these to replace the extremely dull ‘12 VW Sportwagen bulbs. They were just slightly brighter but after making a 2300 mile trip that started the day I installed them, it’s best just to buy new projector housings and get either LED’s or my choice, HID’s.

Blaupunkt is a very reliable German brand with direct to consumer presence in India ( https://blaupunktcar.in/) along with support (maybe like Bosch). It sells Lights, Rear Cams, Dash Cams, Car audio, Dampening sheets along with other stuff. Reason behind choosing this (for now): I too was looking for better halogens, but BHPian Behemoth advised that there wouldn't be significant improvement. Details here (Auto Lighting thread : Post all queries about automobile lighting here). Ideally read all communication between myself and Behemoth, starting from this point, to get the full perspective. I am still keen on halogens, but only during the monsoon seasons for now. the results table in the other two tests, although only by small margins behind stablemate Ring. Two well matched samples underlined its original-equipment status. Let's first take a look at the X-tremeVision Pro150. Taking over the reins from the massively popular X-tremeVision range of car headlight bulbs, this range carries on the X-tremeVision tradition of offering huge lighting improvements. Where the X-tremeVision offered improved light output up to 130% brighter than a standard halogen, the X-tremeVision Pro150 ups the ante, offering a remarkable extra 20% increase. As such, the X-tremeVision Pro150 offers an immense, Maximum Performance light, with an up to 150% increase in terms of brightness.The superior beam performance of the Philips X-tremeVision Pro150 headlamp helps you identify dangerous situations faster and stay in perfect control of your vehicle – whatever road conditions you're facing. Intention of this thread: I searched TBHP posts, but, wasn't clear with the information i got. I need advice from our knowledgeable members on: Great bulbs at a good price. Replaced the front pair with Philips I did have Osram Nightbreaker in. The Philips out perform them in every way.

Between Philips and Osram, which is better in terms of light throw, clarity during rains and reliability? As is evident from the picture, on a dark night, the Extreme Vision sufficiently illuminates the road ahead. The beams themselves could reach further, but the falling snow obstructs how much farther the X-treme vision extends. When it comes to brightness, Philips Xtreme Vision leaves quite an impression, though pricier options may outshine it. Using these headlight bulbs at night, I found they offered quality visibility over a remarkable distance. The Night Breaker also had the second-best Figure of Merit, although it was a step behind the Twenty20. It propped upIf you’re in the market for a budget-friendly headlight bulb with a decent lifespan and a substantial beam, then I see no reason not to suggest Xtreme Vision. Personally, I feel it’s wise to opt for the Phillips Xtreme Vision 130% as they’re virtually identical, but the 130% offers a slightly brighter beam. I wholeheartedly second this. I have experimented with a number of LED bulbs and have resigned to using halogen aux lamps as almost all my drives are by night. If you have a dual barrel setup with separate high and low beam, my favorite combination would be Osram/Phillips LED for low beam and Xtremevision/NB laser for high beam. It would give the best of beam spread as well as throw and will be a boon on the highway. Make sure the installation is correct especially with the LED which is sensitive to the rotation of the bulb. As the Xtreme Vision is a Halogen bulb, it uses Xenon gas to boost brightness without having to increase wattage or the kelvin Rating. This means you get more brightness without generating extra heat or sacrificing lifespan. Would I Recommend Phillips Xtreme Vision? Starting from the completion of this transaction, you will automatically receive 1 brush head every 3 months, until you have notified us that you wish to pause or cancel your subscription.

I’ve snapped a picture of the Xtreme Vision to give you an idea of its size and how effortlessly it should fit in your car. With such popular headlight bulbs, installation issues are a rarity 99% of the time. Brilliant! Thank You very much JaySeth for your valuable inputs. Indeed, i will wait for you to share you experience on this thread on your night drive on Pune-Mumbai Expressway..drive safe though top three throughout the tests. The two lamps were consistent, showing none of the variations we saw with some of the other brands.

Philips X-treme Vision, otherwise known as the Xtreme Vision, is maybe the most popular headlight bulb available and for good reason. In this review I’m to show and tell you why, Philips Xtreme Vision is one of the best all rounder headlight light bulbs on the market. Think about what the X-tremeVision Pro150's extra light means in terms of your driving experience. Such a massively enhanced light allows for added vision on the road, but it also helps alert other drivers on the road to your presence. Driving from this position of improved light has the extra benefit of improving one's comfort and safety on the road. Philips may have taken both wins here, but it has not all been plain sailing because a poor sample, which failed to meet the minimum ECE light output, meant we did not rate the Xenon Vision.

I still have a feeling that halogens were at least illuminating the side-areas, whereas it is pitch dark with these LEDs. This is because LEDs do not emit lights in all directions (unlike halogens). However, I am planning a Pune-Mumbai-Pune trip early next week. Am planning to keep some part of the journey intentionally in the night, on the Pune-Mumbai express way (which is usually pitch dark). If you could hold on till then, I will be happy to share my experience. Lumens (denoted by lm) are a measure of the total amount of visible light (to the human eye) from a bulb or light source

This huge extra provision of light translates to a massive amount of extra light on the road: the Philips RacingVision GT200 headlight bulb projects a bold light up to 80 metres farther than standard. Thanks to Philips' precision-engineering and expert grip over light beam technology and positioning, the Philips RacingVision GT200 is able to put all of its extra brightness to good use. The following video compares the Extreme Vision with other popular bulbs. I’ve queued it up to the comparison section – just hit play. Experiencing Xtreme Vision’s Material and Longevity It is not worth buying un-branded Xenon bulbs as the beam pattern can be awful. More light, but all over the place ! A good priced known make, will make all the difference.