I have had halogen’s fora few years now. They are super scary to drive in total darkness on desert roads. I bought these for low and high. They definitely bright! People must want a portable sun for headlights that fry tiny bugs that cross the beam.
I like the idea of the x2, but bulbs with fans are a serious concern for failure. I don't know if it's worth the risk. Question is: how long will the fans last before you're having to buy new ones.
@@TeslaFanz being in Texas and this time of year I'm not sure I would need it. But this winter, very high possibility. I did add it to my cart so I can keep up with it. Thanks!
donno what your talking about these s1's are 10x brighter than my stock halogen bulbs. i didnt notice any diff from the s1 to the l2's. i think its the shape, design of your headlights honestly.
I concur I'm going to guess it has to to with the application. I have ran L2, X2, and S1. I have found the S1 in a 9008 in an 11 F150 application are as bright as the X2 in a 9005 12 explorer with projectors and 07 edge high beams. The L2s in the H11 07 Edge low beam, are the least bright of the ones I've used but still a vast improvement over Halogen bulbs.
Enjoyed the comparisons between the 3. In defense of the S1 lights, there are variations and you had bought the weakest one, H11. I've got the S1 H13 9008s which are a lot brighter than the H11s you bought and they're WAAAAY brighter than the halogens that were in it. That's an important distinction between all these lights, there are variations of each one so take that into consideration. 🤘😁🤘
Great video, much appreciated. A while back I picked up the S1's and I found that they were worse than the stock halogen's (2016 Ford Fusion) so I went back with the halogen's. Just recently I came across some L2's at a surplus store that I grabbed for cheap (not installed yet) but after doing some research and having found your video I think that I will get the X2's for the low beams and throw the L2's in the fog lights. Thanks again for the informative video, it helped make my decision.
Thanks for helping me make a decision. I have bought other brands of led bulbs with not much improvement but based off your video I believe I will go with the X2’s!
I cant believe you said the S1s werent any brighter than halogens??? Beestleds ive used right up there with firehawks... Leds with fans are just that a fan that adds alot of possible problems. i have a video on D3BTrapline. too bad he didnt put his money where his mouth is
Before I see this video, I got the s1 for my 2012 pruis. It was worst then the stocks, don't the roads at all especially the roads are not in total darkness. I'm thinking about the x2 but not available so I might look for a different brands. Thanks for the video.
Could you imagine if someone took your stool while your were out doing your light test. Idk it would make me laugh thinking i came back to no stool. Like jus missing with no where to be found. lol
It is not plug and go as advertised the lock setting is not the same as the original one on the suburban which makes for a hard change because you have to disassemble the entire light process to switch out
It should work...you may need to zip tie the dangling converter or just get the sealight xf1 version for fog lights without the power converter box, plug n play
I just put S1s in my 2017 Civic Ex-T, and they look fine to me. I got the low-beam/high-beam combo pack. I also like that the S1s don't need a fan. Maybe I'll try the X2s one day. Low beam brightness looks close to halogen in my car, but the high beams seem to be brighter.
Thank you I had a friend recommend Sealight last year, and got me sold. I bought some for my tahoe, but it was stolen. Now I have a suburban, and the halogen lights are slightly more powerful than a 1970s flashlight. I ordered some sealight LEDs today, but the ebay auction didn't mention what model they were. I'm assuming S1 Thank you forbtaking the time to make this video, everyone buying these wonders the same thing
I bought the S1 for a 2005 Accord, 2007 Highlander, and 2016 CR-V. These all use 9006 bulbs in a reflector housing. Very noticeable improvement over halogen. For the price of definitely recommend. So I bought the S1 H11 for a 2007 Pilot which uses a projector for low beam. Not impressed at all. They're white looking but not bright, especially in inclement weather. Given the supposed LUX rating they are a disappointment. But based on your tests I'll give the L2 or X2 a try as they're on sale.
I installed the scopeArc C lights and while they do fit perfectly to the original headlamp housing and produce no error codes they are only maybe 30 to 40% brighter than stock halogen lights.
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For those having trouble seeing the difference, click between 7:43 (S1), 10:20 (L2), and 12:40 (X2). The road shows it well.
I have the S1s and I’m very happy with them. For me, they’re perfect. A lot brighter than the stock bulbs.
S1s are great in reflector housings, but not bright enough for projectors. They’re average. I want more pop.
Why do they make these different prodict lines with absolutely no description on the differences?
I have had halogen’s fora few years now. They are super scary to drive in total darkness on desert roads. I bought these for low and high. They definitely bright! People must want a portable sun for headlights that fry tiny bugs that cross the beam.
Nice vid bud, helped me make my decision today. Thank you! :)
Have the S1 currently and they are not bright at all. They don’t project far.
Same here..I just installed mine today was disappointed!
What about the current X1 H4 replacements from SEALIGHT? I have a set of them coming.
X1 is same as x2 just bulb size is different
I like the idea of the x2, but bulbs with fans are a serious concern for failure. I don't know if it's worth the risk. Question is: how long will the fans last before you're having to buy new ones.
Manufacter stated 50,000 hours
..so pretty much h lifetime of vehicle
I don’t think it needs a fan they are bright yet ok to touch. The heat sink is warm but not that hot
@@TeslaFanz
How are other drivers affected by the x2? I don't like blinding other drivers.
Thank you for the comparison tho!
Mines only lasted 2 year and noticeably gotten dimmer after year 1
Great video!
Great video
I got the cheapest, they are very bright at low beam.
Great reviews. Only problem is, when I went to Amazon for the x2, it said it won't fit my car. 2014 Chevy Cruz
Your car requires Size H13 Bulbs
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@@TeslaFanz being in Texas and this time of year I'm not sure I would need it. But this winter, very high possibility. I did add it to my cart so I can keep up with it. Thanks!
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Does it fit 2013 lexus rx350?
Are those led's installed in projector housings?
Yes
@@TeslaFanz thanks
Just ordered s1 28000 lumins, they're going in projector. I hope they're bright.
donno what your talking about these s1's are 10x brighter than my stock halogen bulbs. i didnt notice any diff from the s1 to the l2's. i think its the shape, design of your headlights honestly.
What car are you running it on?
I concur I'm going to guess it has to to with the application. I have ran L2, X2, and S1. I have found the S1 in a 9008 in an 11 F150 application are as bright as the X2 in a 9005 12 explorer with projectors and 07 edge high beams. The L2s in the H11 07 Edge low beam, are the least bright of the ones I've used but still a vast improvement over Halogen bulbs.
I agree.. I've got the S1s in my 2015 Canyon and they are waaaaay brighter than the stock halogen. I guess it depends on the vehicle.
@@TeslaFanz They probably have reflector housings. S1s are average in projector housings.
Thank you for making this. Shout out to Sealight, pay this man.
TH-cam compression makes it harder to see details, but I can see the difference.
Enjoyed the comparisons between the 3.
In defense of the S1 lights, there are variations and you had bought the weakest one, H11.
I've got the S1 H13 9008s which are a lot brighter than the H11s you bought and they're WAAAAY brighter than the halogens that were in it.
That's an important distinction between all these lights, there are variations of each one so take that into consideration. 🤘😁🤘
Great video, much appreciated. A while back I picked up the S1's and I found that they were worse than the stock halogen's (2016 Ford Fusion) so I went back with the halogen's. Just recently I came across some L2's at a surplus store that I grabbed for cheap (not installed yet) but after doing some research and having found your video I think that I will get the X2's for the low beams and throw the L2's in the fog lights. Thanks again for the informative video, it helped make my decision.
How did the L2s perform on your fusion compared to the halogens?
Good job man, u really worked on it, appreciate it
Thanks for helping me make a decision. I have bought other brands of led bulbs with not much improvement but based off your video I believe I will go with the X2’s!
Very nice and helpful video, thanks for taking your time to help others. 👍
I just put a set of X2’s in. I love these.
Did the X2s last or did they fail? It's been a couple years.
Still going
Can you adjust the beam pattern on the x2 model?
Yes
Thanks, great info. Much appreciated.
I cant believe you said the S1s werent any brighter than halogens??? Beestleds ive used right up there with firehawks... Leds with fans are just that a fan that adds alot of possible problems. i have a video on D3BTrapline. too bad he didnt put his money where his mouth is
Before I see this video, I got the s1 for my 2012 pruis. It was worst then the stocks, don't the roads at all especially the roads are not in total darkness. I'm thinking about the x2 but not available so I might look for a different brands. Thanks for the video.
Prius has H11 size try the xenopower x2 or laxmas L2
X2 are available now for h11 size for prius on amazon
I would adjust the light level 4 inches higher at the door's second-panel level so that the light can see farther on the road.
Did you need to align the beam pattern after installing the LED bulbs?
Beam pattern did not need alignment, but yes they are adjustable
Could you imagine if someone took your stool while your were out doing your light test. Idk it would make me laugh thinking i came back to no stool. Like jus missing with no where to be found. lol
It is not plug and go as advertised the lock setting is not the same as the original one on the suburban which makes for a hard change because you have to disassemble the entire light process to switch out
Thanks for the video! Let us know if you post up a Venmo link , we’d love to donate . Thanks for the helpful video!
Great video, just wanna ask if x2's are applicable or can be use as fog lights. Toyota camry 2009 model. Hope you notice, thanks.
It should work...you may need to zip tie the dangling converter or just get the sealight xf1 version for fog lights without the power converter box, plug n play
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@@TeslaFanz thanks for your suggestions.. But i really wanna have a brighter fog lights, are xf1 bright enough like the x2's??
@@TeslaFanz does xf1 does not need canbus?and Wouldn't affect an error to the car?
@@dhedho83odacrem84 no canbus, should work, but probably not as bright as x2
bro you're tripping s1's are for sure bright, i guess we have our different opinions, but s1's are really good‼️
I just put S1s in my 2017 Civic Ex-T, and they look fine to me. I got the low-beam/high-beam combo pack. I also like that the S1s don't need a fan. Maybe I'll try the X2s one day. Low beam brightness looks close to halogen in my car, but the high beams seem to be brighter.
You probably put them in reflector housings.
Did you install the Hi-beam/DRL lights also, and if so, did you lose the DRL function on your 2012 Camry during daylight?
Drl still works just like halogen
Just got a set of the S1 and mine are at least 2 times brighter than halogen
Either your halogens were dull, or you have reflector housings.
What is the difference between S1 and X1? X1 is not in this video.
X1 has certain sizes x2 doesnt
Should the flat part of the bulb go in vertical or horizontal ?
Flat vertical
I didn't see a difference really between l and x ones
There's a difference, click between 7:43 (S1), 10:20 (L2), and 12:40 (X2)
Thank you
I had a friend recommend Sealight last year, and got me sold. I bought some for my tahoe, but it was stolen. Now I have a suburban, and the halogen lights are slightly more powerful than a 1970s flashlight.
I ordered some sealight LEDs today, but the ebay auction didn't mention what model they were. I'm assuming S1
Thank you forbtaking the time to make this video, everyone buying these wonders the same thing
Did you get your vehicle back?
@@swashington942 I did, but it was stripped.
I wish I had the LEDs out of my Tahoe still. The Sealight X2 were amazing.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Does not fit 2006 MDX. Any solutions
In what way does it not fit?
Check your bulb size
If it's HID it won't fit
I bought the S1 for a 2005 Accord, 2007 Highlander, and 2016 CR-V. These all use 9006 bulbs in a reflector housing. Very noticeable improvement over halogen. For the price of definitely recommend.
So I bought the S1 H11 for a 2007 Pilot which uses a projector for low beam. Not impressed at all. They're white looking but not bright, especially in inclement weather. Given the supposed LUX rating they are a disappointment. But based on your tests I'll give the L2 or X2 a try as they're on sale.
I installed the scopeArc C lights and while they do fit perfectly to the original headlamp housing and produce no error codes they are only maybe 30 to 40% brighter than stock halogen lights.
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