Nice video review of these LEDs, I like how the fan is integrated on the back of the plug. I've tried Amazon Sealight ones before in a 9006 and they are good. Good review!
Those are the same led bulbs as Auxito. Which is called Auxito - 10S. The observation this one makes is 16.5W per bulb. So that’s 1700 lumens per bulb. But it still brighter than stock. And as usual. No adjustable collar to fix the orientation for ur 9005 offset bulb. Those perform very well and mimics the same beam pattern as oem. Especially with those excellent tiny ZES led chips. Matches the same size as the halogen coil filament 🙏🏼
@@DaBadNewz check out on car light review. His first video is Auxito led bulb he tested. They’re published says 26W. But after the observation, u get 16.5W. Much more efficient.
Good thing for Mazda. Thank god it has a correct factory orientation. So that’s a plus. Meaning they are an automatic 3-9 o’clock position. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Funny. Glad u turn around the box. And they kept the same name. If u want to know how hot or cool they get, after 27 minutes from CLR. It’s 141 degrees Fahrenheit. Anything that’s below 150 degrees Fahrenheit is a plus.
Tbh I can't really say. I don't remember him having DRLs BEFORE the install (other than the orange parking lights). But after the install he seemed to think everything was working as it should. (Hopefully we didn't just forget to check that!) Sorry for the lack of a definitive answer, for what it's worth, he's still using these lights to this day.
Just remembered that when they hit me up to do the review, they offered me 2 different options for their bulbs. I'm pretty sure the one I asked for was the non-DRL version (not intentionally, I didn't know which one and needed to answer quickly). So maybe the other version has it, but that's just a guess. Hope you find something that works out for you!
Usually that's just a poor install. I see a lot of cars with LED headlight bulbs that don't have them aimed correctly. When that just happens, I just flash my high beams at them (and mine are usually much brighter)
For halogen bulb. In high beams, they make 1200-1300 lumens. 65W per bulb. And those led makes 16.5W per bulb, much more efficient design. And it makes 1700 lumens.per bulb. So it’s slightly brighter than stock which is not a bad thing. And I agree. It’s design to be perfect fitment; and perfect beam pattern, and a little brighter than stock, but much better in krisp pure white color temperature, compare to that ugly dingy soft warm white color 🤮
@@DaBadNewz oh on the contrary. It’s more than that. I will agree the fact that it’s much better than stock and it looks sharp, and brighter than stock. U have to measure with actual tools like a bench top power supply, a digital lux meter. When u measure that light source from the led chips on the led bulb, that’s called lumen measurement. When u put a led bulb meet and installed inside the optics of the projector or reflector. That’s called lux. Lux is the actual, usable, measurable brightness. At a certain distance, at a certain point in space. With very good observation. It gives u better confidence to know which is a very good led bulb. And I find those Autotoon/auxito - 10S led bulbs is a good upgrade. To ur opinion, how many wattage u find good as a sweet spot for low beam, high beam, and fog lights? To me, anything between 20-35W is a sweet spot for low beams. Anything between 25W-65W for high beams is a sweet spot. Anything from 8W for matching the headlight color to usable light for 25W is a sweet spot for fog use.
I am well aware of all that. That wasn’t my point. What I mean, is that since I didn’t do any of that testing myself, I can’t confirm any of those numbers. That being the case, I rely solely on the subjective (since that’s all I care about when it comes to LED headlight bulbs in the first place). I’m not interested enough in them to dispute numbers or care about actual/published outputs. All i care about in regard to these, is “do they look nice?” That’s it.
And I don’t really have a sweet spot for the various locations because I haven’t test enough of them. I haven’t test enough because I am thoroughly disinterested in LED headlights. For me they’re just a utility thing. I couldn’t care less about the specs
@@DaBadNewz oh my bad lol. Sorry for being nerd alert on that. But I also kool about for being subjective. And it truly looks good. And since u like vehicles make them look sharp with led bulbs. I think u will like how it looks is look up auxbeam - GX series. It performs very well. But u will love how it looks. Looks like it was made from wakanda movie lol
Nice video review of these LEDs, I like how the fan is integrated on the back of the plug. I've tried Amazon Sealight ones before in a 9006 and they are good. Good review!
Thanks man! And yea the fan isn’t even very loud. Some of the other ones I’ve tried scream pretty good.
And thanks for checking it out man!
Good thing for Mazda. Thank god it has a correct factory orientation. So that’s a plus.
Meaning they are an automatic 3-9 o’clock position. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
makes for super easy removal and replacement
I'm on it!! New vid drop from that fooolio.
That was QUICK!
@@DaBadNewz haha I was posted
That's funny how in the video it looks brighter, but really it's just a cleaner color I would say.
Yea the camera does it some justice!
Those are the same led bulbs as Auxito.
Which is called Auxito - 10S.
The observation this one makes is 16.5W per bulb. So that’s 1700 lumens per bulb.
But it still brighter than stock. And as usual. No adjustable collar to fix the orientation for ur 9005 offset bulb.
Those perform very well and mimics the same beam pattern as oem. Especially with those excellent tiny ZES led chips. Matches the same size as the halogen coil filament 🙏🏼
They have it listed as 26W/bulb, but who knows?
@@DaBadNewz check out on car light review. His first video is Auxito led bulb he tested. They’re published says 26W. But after the observation, u get 16.5W. Much more efficient.
Good thing for Mazda. Thank god it has a correct factory orientation. So that’s a plus.
Meaning they are an automatic 3-9 o’clock position. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Funny. Glad u turn around the box. And they kept the same name. If u want to know how hot or cool they get, after 27 minutes from CLR. It’s 141 degrees Fahrenheit.
Anything that’s below 150 degrees Fahrenheit is a plus.
Yea makes for easy removal and replacement
Does the DRL work? My 2011 mazda 3 DRL is my high beam as well.
Tbh I can't really say. I don't remember him having DRLs BEFORE the install (other than the orange parking lights). But after the install he seemed to think everything was working as it should. (Hopefully we didn't just forget to check that!)
Sorry for the lack of a definitive answer, for what it's worth, he's still using these lights to this day.
Just remembered that when they hit me up to do the review, they offered me 2 different options for their bulbs. I'm pretty sure the one I asked for was the non-DRL version (not intentionally, I didn't know which one and needed to answer quickly). So maybe the other version has it, but that's just a guess.
Hope you find something that works out for you!
I hate when people who have led headlights and still turn on the high beams.
Usually that's just a poor install. I see a lot of cars with LED headlight bulbs that don't have them aimed correctly.
When that just happens, I just flash my high beams at them (and mine are usually much brighter)
For halogen bulb. In high beams, they make 1200-1300 lumens.
65W per bulb.
And those led makes 16.5W per bulb, much more efficient design.
And it makes 1700 lumens.per bulb.
So it’s slightly brighter than stock which is not a bad thing.
And I agree.
It’s design to be perfect fitment; and perfect beam pattern, and a little brighter than stock, but much better in krisp pure white color temperature, compare to that ugly dingy soft warm white color 🤮
without having measured it myself, I can only stick to the subjective qualities. Plus, numbers don't really matter, they're just for marketing
@@DaBadNewz oh on the contrary.
It’s more than that.
I will agree the fact that it’s much better than stock and it looks sharp, and brighter than stock.
U have to measure with actual tools like a bench top power supply, a digital lux meter.
When u measure that light source from the led chips on the led bulb, that’s called lumen measurement.
When u put a led bulb meet and installed inside the optics of the projector or reflector.
That’s called lux.
Lux is the actual, usable, measurable brightness. At a certain distance, at a certain point in space.
With very good observation. It gives u better confidence to know which is a very good led bulb.
And I find those Autotoon/auxito - 10S led bulbs is a good upgrade.
To ur opinion, how many wattage u find good as a sweet spot for low beam, high beam, and fog lights?
To me, anything between 20-35W is a sweet spot for low beams.
Anything between 25W-65W for high beams is a sweet spot.
Anything from 8W for matching the headlight color to usable light for 25W is a sweet spot for fog use.
I am well aware of all that. That wasn’t my point. What I mean, is that since I didn’t do any of that testing myself, I can’t confirm any of those numbers.
That being the case, I rely solely on the subjective (since that’s all I care about when it comes to LED headlight bulbs in the first place).
I’m not interested enough in them to dispute numbers or care about actual/published outputs.
All i care about in regard to these, is “do they look nice?” That’s it.
And I don’t really have a sweet spot for the various locations because I haven’t test enough of them. I haven’t test enough because I am thoroughly disinterested in LED headlights. For me they’re just a utility thing. I couldn’t care less about the specs
@@DaBadNewz oh my bad lol. Sorry for being nerd alert on that.
But I also kool about for being subjective.
And it truly looks good.
And since u like vehicles make them look sharp with led bulbs.
I think u will like how it looks is look up auxbeam - GX series. It performs very well.
But u will love how it looks.
Looks like it was made from wakanda movie lol
My G 🫡🫡🫡
I appreciate you man!