HELLA H71071072 Optilux XY Series H8 Xenon Yellow Halogen Bulbs, 12V, 35W, 2 Pack

Nice color, look great paired with the factory hid headlights on my 14' BMW F31

My pure white halo leds burt out so i decided i wanted to do yellow to see how they looked. fell in love with these immediately. at certain angle the rings get washed out but they do illuminate they completely. have set them as my drls using bimmercode. very happy and get complements on them very oftem, especially by bmw drivers with while halos.

If your vehicle has H11 in the fog light now, you shouldnt be like me and replace it with H8 bulbs, because of the lower wattage and output... UNLESS your vehicle has small housings which get too hot and start to get damaged from the original bulb heat.Swapping to a H8 bulb gets you significantly longer lifespan, less heat output, less current draw, and only a small decrease in light output.Yellow bulbs like this are great for fog lights and poor weather.

Very cool and euro looking on my 2019 atlas

E90 m3Light is a little on the yellow side but good value

I must say I am disappointed with these bulbs. They are dingy yellow, NOT white. They are not as bright as the OEM bulb. I ordered them due to the OEM form factor for easier install.I originally ordered: Cree LED Angel Eyes Halo Light Bulb H8 180W CREE LED Marker Halo Light.These are bright white and brighter than stock. For the price they are a great option. Only issue is they are difficult to install, i could not get them to screw in and tighten. They are longer than the OEM and do not have the L shape form factor, with minimal room I could not get them to turn and tighten.If anyone has any install tips and tricks or maybe a useful tool that fits in the bulb area that will allow me to turn these in I would be very grateful.I am updating my original review after purchasing a 2nd pair for use as fog lights on my BMW 335i.These used as fog lights are bright and white, the advertised 4200k temp is pretty damn accurate vs. The original 2700k bulbs that were installed.I also did some digging on why they dont look as bright and white as DRL Angel Eyes.Depending on the year and equipment packaging the DRL Angel Eyes operate at a different voltage which is programmed by BMW. As a DRL they operate on full program voltage. When the DRLs are used with the HID headlights, the voltage is cut by 50%. Hence the dull, dingy output.All of this can be corrected using programming software. The DRL Halo voltage can be increased while they run in DRL mode only and in combo with the HID headlights.I stand corrected after further use of these bulbs in multiple applications, for the price and ease of install (no error codes, no resistors needed like LED) they seem pretty damn bright and white.I

Great price but a pain in the butt to install in my 2011 335I E90 BMW which is no fault of the new bulbs. Nice and bright just like the factory.

These bulbs are replacing my semi new Hella H11 I just replaced on my fog lights because my fog lights uses an H8 size. Plus I wanted a lower wattage standard 35 watt H8 vs the H11 55 watt I wanted a lower wattage so that the fog housing don't get too hot. Also the yellow tint look the same and I love them both.