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@@CarLightReviewsWhen do you plan on testing the n70? I am using n60 since a year now and wanted to know if its worth it or not to upgrade to n70. Waiting for your response ✌️
the best channel without a doubt greetings from mexico. The Naoevo leds are very powerful, other youtubers say they are one of the best brands in the world of leds for cars.
As one of those who asked for a comparison between this N60 and the F9, thank you. I had a feeling that they would trade blows, but had no idea how neck-and-neck they are performance-wise! I'm personally using the N60's on my Kia Soul H13 reflectors, and tried really hard to aim them as low as they could go, and sadly where I live essentially requires you to be a literal goat living on steep hills. Every once in a while, I do get flashed by a driver across me on a stoplight intersection, though only if said driver is stopped at a lower incline than me if that makes sense. I have no foglights and am not stupid to run high beams on a busy intersection, so it does make me feel bad. Adding foglights to my 2nd gen Soul Basic trim will be my next little project. All that being said, I am chasing for the brightest LEDs for reflectors, and while not by much, it does look like the F9's take the crown for my needs, but the higher wattage draw compared to the N60's does put me on the fence. I'll definitely keep an eye on your channel, for sure. Thanks again!
The F9 pulling 80W will not cause any issue with the cars electrical system, as stock halogen run up to 65W, so the wire gauge is thick enough. You can send me a direct message on Facebook
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For any enduro riders watching, yes a 35w socket can take a 66w (actual draw) LED. At least in both of the cases I tested, a 2020 Fantic Casa 250 and 2022 WR450F. Edit: I love this bulb. Pretty clean pattern and cut off line for an LED and the high beam is like a spotlight. It's so bright you can see it during the day.
thank you for this review. it gave me confidence that ive made a good choice and that i think i wouldnt be needing any kind of upgrade anytime soon. im using this bulb and has no problems so far. i love how it helped me see the road further without glaring the opposing traffic. it's just that the stepup cutoff for reflector on the passenger side is a bit higher compared to stock halogen and other led bulbs with slimmer led chips.
Thanks for the review on another very impressively bright LED light. Though it’s the brightest of all, as a projector headlight vehicle owner the typical weak spot is just too weak for me for the immediate front area of the vehicle. The Hikari Taitanova still the winner in this area for me along with the 85% retaining light output.
Thanks for your thoughts. Here's a question... Where does that dead spot land on the road surface in your intended vehicle? Can you see it over the hood from the driver seat? I am curious.
@@CarLightReviews the spot show up right in front of the car. Even though I have fog lights, I still prefer a good set of lights that provide some coverage right in front of my vehicle like a set of halogen bulbs, would do.
@@CarLightReviewsi have a question, what if we are using this in a H4 head lights setup. Will it use same watts in low and in high beam? Or will it comsume a different value?
@@CarLightReviewsthat's probably where the remaining 34 watts will go to... For a full 100 watt power consumption as stated. Or each led will get 50 watts each. 😅
thank you for the review. I just bought these to replace the bevinsee v45 that i also bought after watching your review. the v45 will go as fog lights now.
I had Hikari Titanova, then upgraded to Novsight N60 and was waiting for N70 review, but couldn’t wait no longer and ordered 2 sets for low and high beam. Holy %#*+!!! Yes they are brighter and better than N60. If some of you are also waiting to see the review, wait no longer and buy a set. You’ll be very pleased. Took bunch of pictures and videos if someone wants to see the difference, let me know.
How are the high beams? Do they reach far left and far right. The high beams i have right now only go straight i want mine to go a full 180 degrees or more
@ high beams are insane!!! I’m sure it depends on vehicles too and what kind of headlights they have but N70 high beams are crazy. I swear they brighten 1/8 of a mile down the road. Yes wide too. Sucks I can’t post pictures and videos directly in the comments.
I like hints of white, blue and purple from my headlights… LED’s kinda gives a cool white with, with some ppl like but for me, I like the 22-23 Acura’s bell headlights, and all 22-23 Mazda models done a wonderful job in their illumination for headlights… like I’ll immediately know from a distance if it’s a Mazda’s projector or Acura’s jewel eye
I’d be worried about the heat of the bulb and heat the driver put off vs the Hikari brand, not to mention the added wattage it’s pulling on the factory wiring harness. I wouldn’t be surprised if some cars experience issues with wiring down the road with these higher wattage lights. I was debating the F9 Diamond if my Hikari don’t get too hot and last through my trip later this year but I’ll have to see what other bright lights come out by then, especially since it’ll be around November when I get back, but I’m driving 4,000 miles so it’ll be a test for them for sure. Love all the detail you do on your reviews and am looking forward to seeing future videos. Hopefully you have more soon. Thanks for your work and time/ effort you put into these reviews and making sure it’s always done under the same conditions the other tests were and letting the data help us determine what we want to buy along with your review etc.
Hello, I have been using the F9 in my 2005 Camry and 2009 Altima since August 2022 without any issue of overheating or with the wiring harness or connector. The Factory halogens max at 65W, and the F9 pulls about 80W, so the wire gauge is able to work with the F9.
i bought this lights for my golf 6 , and yeah the light output is similar to those who have full led headlights from the factory. after just 20-30 mins of driving the light output does drop but you wont even notice it how bright these are.
my car stock halogen bulb are 55w each … Is it safe to directly use this led of 100 w. Not sure if it will burn or melt the stock wiring or my projector..Kindly advise
As shown in the video, the N60 uses around 65W, so it's nowhere near 100W. Our Diamond Vision F9 bulb uses 80W and is safe for cars as the wire gauge is thick enough
@@haseebakbar914 it depends on the wire gauge/thickness. I have been using the F9 (80W per bulb) on a 2005 Toyota Camry and a 2009 Nissan Altima for 14 months now without any problems.
What I'm gathering is, no LED would be good for a dual Lo/Hi projector? That common "weak spot" would be the same on the top of the cut off line when in high beam mode. I have DDM Tuning Acc/V2 55w, which is a good set for normal driving but the moment I use the high beam, you can barely see the difference. When I have HID in the projector, you can tell when I have high beams on. :(
I decided on these N60 after your review. Bought thru Amazon. But the bottom of the light where fan is does not have a silver housing like in your video (or pics on vendor website). Basically fan is completely exposed on the end. Did I get a fraud product? Thanks
In my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs, look at column U if you have a projector headlight and column Y if you have a reflector headlight. That shows you light output after 27 minutes of use (what you can expect to be usable after you drive around for a while).
I bought N30S for Toyota H11 projectors and there is a dark spot or as it was known in HID era "shadow effect" What made me choose N30S was your review and as I'm watching this video i can still see this dark spot in this model.
@@CarLightReviews not exactly...Some LED give a noticeable shadow effect and some others don't If it's a thin bulb or maybe extra bright then there is no big issue and with HID bulbs i can use H11B which is the correct one from my projectors. Some other cars need to choose H11A for HID.There is a video on yt comparing them and explaining the difference between them. In my case i had to return N30S bulbs because even though they were okay in terms of brightness they had a big dark spot in beam pattern. Now I'm trying to figure out which Novsight can work the best in my headlights or i should look for something else
Is the adjustable colar made of plastic? More specifically, the three bits that stick out and are used for lining in and locking the light in the housing.
Your 2007 DTS says it comes with Factory HID (bulb size D1S) so you'd have to replace those xeon halogen with a better quality halogen D1S. But your fog lights are 9055 size 25 Watt (same as 9005 size), so you could put a much brighter 9005 LED bulb in your fogs which would help.
There are no LED headlight upgrades like the one in this video made in the USA that I know of. The closest is the Diode Dynamics SL1, which is assembled in the USA with offshore components.
When the light is powered on, the components generate heat which reduces light output. The better the design and quality of the light, the better it can manage and regulate heat over time. Most level off after a few minutes.
That depends on what I need from an LED upgrade. What is most important in an LED lighting upgrade for YOUR needs? Brightness? Value? Quality? Pick two of the three...and what you pick might be different than what I would. Then, take a look at my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and review/compare the data based on the two categories you chose. That should help!
Just ordered this in H4 size because of your video! I live in the country, will this be top 3 brightest LEDs available? Also, will 100W be okay on a 2007 Honda wire harness?
Have a look at my data spreadsheet carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and note columns R, T, V and X for brightness test results. As far as wiring for your Honda, I always suggest that you consult your favorite social media group or message board specific to your vehicle.
Very good detailed review. Got yourself a new subscriber here! If I may ask, can I replace my halogen 55w foglights h11 with this knowing that it only draws 66watts in actual? I badly need your answer. Thanks!
Thanks, glad you liked this video and you subscribed. I really appreciate it. Typically, there are no major issues when using LED headlghts. Most factory wires feeding headlights are 16 gauge. A 16 gauge wire is capable of up to 13amps. Amps = watts+volts. So, even if your battery is almost dead (8-10 volts) you won't be pulling more than 8ish amps. I would personally still double check that your headlight fuses are rated for that amperage. If you only have one fuse for both headlights, make sure it's at least a 15 and that the wires connected to the headlights, correspond correctly in size for that amperage. Your only real concern, is the bulb itself shorting out. Which would likely be due to an overheating condition or, a very wet condition, leading to the internal components frying, thus causing a short. Just don't wire both of these lights to a single side. Keep them separate on driver/passenger like the OEM intended.
Thanks for the N70 heads-up, bro! I contacted Novsight, and the representative mentioned they don't have an ETA for US sales yet. I was tempted to grab the N60s on sale, but I'll hold off. The N70 specs are impressive at 240W, 50K lumens per pair, and 6500K. Currently using Luxster Punishers H11 6000K, which are fantastic! However, I'm cautious about the 6500K in the N60s and N70s since 6000K seems to offer more usable light to my eyes. I've heard Luxster is releasing a new bulb soon too. By the way, I was initially skeptical about LEDs, but after upgrading my GTR H11 HID 35W Kit to Luxster LEDs, there's no turning back.👍🏻
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I'm looking to get some better led bulbs. I have the led Sylvania lights that are at autozone and stuff. They're similar looking as far as design and they have a external driver but how do they stack up to these? Would I see improvement going to something like these?
Hi! I really like your videos. Because of you I ordered the N60 for my MB W211 (shipping from US to Germany). In GER we barely have high quality aftermarket LED distributors. I have one question regarding the location of the ballast. I am not sure if this will also fit into the headlight housing. If it would fit, is it a good idea to do so because of the heat or should I place it outside of the headlight? If placed outside, how can I re-seal the headlight after cutting through the dust-cap e.g. Do you guys have a good solution?
Typically, IF there is space, the driver is tucked into the headlight assembly, between where the LED light mounts and the outer shell where the dust cap mounts. Every vehicle is different with different headlight assembly designs. Not to mention, drivers are often different per LED headlight upgrade as well. I always suggest that you consult your favorite social media group or message board specific to your vehicle to see if there is advice that can be offered.
From my experience in a W202, the dust cap doesn't fill back because the fan is just in the way. Besides, if you cover it up you might restrict the air flow for the fan and eventually cook the LED as well.
can one replace the halogen 55w bulbs with these leds? given the wattage difference one consume 100 and the haolgen oem consume 55. is it safe for the wiring and the heat?
I just installed them in my car and I feel like they are way too bright and I’m scared they will burn my projector headlights, are these bright enough to damage a brand new cars projector headlights? The light is also scattering a bit around the edges so does that mean they are too bright? Thanks
Reflector is just a focusing mirror so very little light is lost through the reflection. Projector is a focusing lens and light output is reduced though it.
Hi what about the wattage of the car operating system is 55-60 watts. How the 80-100 watts affect my wiring system? Will it cause my harness or socket to burn out after a while?
Sounds a bit more like a vehicle issue and not a headlight issue. I suggest that you consult your favorite social media group or message board specific to your vehicle. Sorry that I can't help more!
Good information. But I have no idea how well this would work, or not with an older car like my 06 Tahoe which takes 9005 (high) and 9006 (low) bulbs, let alone the reflector style of an older vehicle or the high power demand on the vehicle's wiring. I have new light enclosures so not yellowing or fogging (TYC CAPA). Any further information would be helpful. Or is is best to go with a high end (more expensive) Philips NightGuide Platinum halogen as a compromise vs the $5 OEM long life bulbs? My light output currently sucks, that's why I'm looking around. ALSO, I hear negative things about fan noise from LED lights; I'm very sensitive to extra noises. And last but not least, do these lights use PWM (pulse width modulation)? That's a deal breaker for me. PWM is very painful for me on anything LED light based. I had some LED lights on my riding mower that really killed my eyes and head when mowing after dark. I then found brighter LED lights (AuxBeam) that are brighter and do not use PWM and cause me no pain at all. Thanks!
You have to define "better". 😎 What is most important in an LED lighting upgrade for YOUR needs? Brightness? Value? Quality? Pick two of the three. Then, take a look at my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and review/compare the data based on the two categories you chose. That should help!
Most vehicles typically don't require an adjustment collar. When installed, ensure that the LED emitters fire in the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock directions in projectors or perpendicular to the ridges in the reflector bowl (which is also usually the same 9-3 orientation). The adjustment collar becomes necessary only when the mounting design prevents this or the reflector ridges are on an angle.
@@CarLightReviewsThanks for fast answer! Unfortunately this bulb in H13 has no way to adjust, or loosen. My passenger side bulb is not clocked correctly. Also on my 2007 Ram 2500, I had no low beams until I installed an Amazon ballast kit. I'm going to buy a bulb that has adjustable collar. Any suggestions???
When installed, ensure that the LED emitters fire in the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock directions (left and right) in projector headlights. In a reflector, perpendicular to the ridges in the reflector bowl (which is also usually the same 9-3 orientation). An adjustment collar becomes necessary only when the mounting design prevents this and/or the reflector ridges are on an angle.
Hey there CarLightReviews, I have to replace some 880 bulbs and they're not available in the N60 Ultra series but only a lower line N61 General series. Which is a brighter 880 bulb between these two? Please I need your help before I buy something! DDM Tuning Saber Pro X 880 - 12,500 lumens per pair/55 watts per bulb or Novsight N61 General Series 880 - 13,000 lumens per pair/30 watts per bulb
Heat from driver is concerning better off modifications too the dust caps where driver not on inside of headlight assembly at that temperature the driver will destroy inside over time btw love your videos bought set luxter H7
By doing a similar test that I do (testing on a wall 20-30 feet away, but with the unit in the car, and being honest with yourself about the light output accuracy after aiming your housings.
Typically, they are plug and play. Just to be sure, take a look at your headlight area and make sure that there is room for your new headlight upgrade. I always suggest that you consult your favorite social media group or message board specific to your vehicle. Also, very important....aim your headlights correctly after you install.
I do point that out, but here's a question... Where does that dead spot land on the road surface in your intended vehicle? Can you see it over the hood from the driver seat? I am curious.
Can you please post a direct link to this bulb? Whenever you post a link, it just takes me to their main webpage or storefront. Whenever I search N60, not a single listing has N60 in the title, nor the specs. I’m trying to see model numbers and they’re not at all saying “N60”. It is very frustrating having to figure out through generic photographs, that all these manufactures post, which model is which.
I would like you to test vorock8 leds.... cheep but I bought some supernova s.v.4s and some of these vorocks .. 3 years ago still have the vorock and the novas took a crap.. still to this day I've been buying them for cheep and I've had no issues. Just curious about your results thanks!!!
Does this means that N70 is not suitable for lowbeam projector headlights? Considering the fact that it have a weak spot in the low middle part. Please reply. Thanks in advance.
I had these for a few months now but one side is failing completely after a few minutes and if not they are dimming down every few minutes. Does someone else have the same problem? I am in contact with Novsight now regarding warranty
*currently i am having a hard time ordering from abroad to buy bevinsee v55 or v45, i can only buy novsight n60 because it is available in my country, do you think this n60 is good, my car has projector lens*
You have to define what is most important in an LED lighting upgrade. Brightness? Value? Quality? Pick two of the three. Then, watch my X-7Seven Apollo review here: ruclips.net/video/eLTPlchfsBg/видео.html And then take a look at my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and review/compare the data based on the two categories you chose. That should help!
I love your channel, subscribed, please review Narva 18447, they are pretty expensive, passive cooled, seems to be brighter than my set of Hikari h7 "Eye of Megatron's" I would love to know what the Narva's light retention is after the heatsink has been heat saturated. Thanks and keep the reviews coming :>
Have you ever done reviews on full led retrofit projector housings like morimoto or other Amazon projectors?? I'm looking at retrofitting my gsxr so I can see more than 20ft at night but I'm worried about buying junk!
Not yet. So far I am just playing around with LED bulb replacements. If you don't mind, send an email to info@carlightreviews.com with links to some of the projector housings you are thinking of, I'd like to see what you have in mind.
Hello sir can i ask is it ok to install on toyota hiace commuter deluxe 2022 model is it not to hot for the lens i appreciate you're videos sir thank u for the idea godbless you hope you reply im from Philippines watching your reviews thanks
There's no simple answer. Otherwise, this channel would be pointless.😎 Watch my videos, and have a look at my data spreadsheet carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and note columns R, T, V and X
A question. If my vehicle manual says that the bulb is an H4.12V 55/66W Halogen and I am going to install an LED, should I look for one that has a maximum consumption of 66W to avoid damage to the electrical system? I would like to put a Novsight N60 Ultra Series with 100 W per bulb, but I don't know if that is adequate or if I should stay in that range of 66W maximum for Halogen.
Here is the Termitor 2023 review and lux test: ruclips.net/video/2LJcU2hwPz8/видео.html. Check it out...do you still think there were huge improvements? 😬
You have to define what is most important in an LED lighting upgrade. Brightness? Value? Quality? Pick two of the three. Then, take a look at my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and review/compare the data based on the two categories you chose. That should help!
@@CarLightReviews alrighty, and w| that being said which one of the two. I want to order btwn those 2 so i’d like to hear it from someone who knows their sh*t for real.
@@Legendz167 Heheheh....you're not going to let me get out of telling you exactly which one, are you? 😆 OK, fine, but there are too many variables that I don't know. What's your budget? Do you have a reflector or a projector? Do you want brighter output or better heat management? Take a look at the specs I linked to before...and then tell me your situation and decision and I'll tell you if I agree with it. How does that sound? 😀
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Can verify the seller for the n60 on Amazon so I don’t buy fakes. Thank you
Could you please do a review for the led bi beam projectors like NHK V , VI or morimoto MLED 2.0
Could you do a review of the Novsight N67, I'm curious to see if it turns out like bevinsee V45 and V55. Love all your reviews.
Please do a review on the n70 series which is now available in retail. 50k lumens and 240 watts.
@@haseebakbar914I do not see it on the Novsight web site. Where did you see it?
Hey I just wanted to say I’m thankful for the channels existence. The quality of this channel is really good and most consistent. You definitely deserve way more subscribers
Thank you very much!
Very few channels actually mention the real consumed wattage, your's one of them 👍👍👍.
Thanks 👍
@@CarLightReviewsWhen do you plan on testing the n70? I am using n60 since a year now and wanted to know if its worth it or not to upgrade to n70. Waiting for your response ✌️
Novsight N70 Review and Lux Test - ruclips.net/video/RLu1iC2wjCw/видео.html
the best channel without a doubt greetings from mexico.
The Naoevo leds are very powerful, other youtubers say they are one of the best brands in the world of leds for cars.
As one of those who asked for a comparison between this N60 and the F9, thank you. I had a feeling that they would trade blows, but had no idea how neck-and-neck they are performance-wise!
I'm personally using the N60's on my Kia Soul H13 reflectors, and tried really hard to aim them as low as they could go, and sadly where I live essentially requires you to be a literal goat living on steep hills. Every once in a while, I do get flashed by a driver across me on a stoplight intersection, though only if said driver is stopped at a lower incline than me if that makes sense. I have no foglights and am not stupid to run high beams on a busy intersection, so it does make me feel bad. Adding foglights to my 2nd gen Soul Basic trim will be my next little project.
All that being said, I am chasing for the brightest LEDs for reflectors, and while not by much, it does look like the F9's take the crown for my needs, but the higher wattage draw compared to the N60's does put me on the fence. I'll definitely keep an eye on your channel, for sure.
Thanks again!
The F9 pulling 80W will not cause any issue with the cars electrical system, as stock halogen run up to 65W, so the wire gauge is thick enough. You can send me a direct message on Facebook
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Yah same here...thank you for giving nice advice regarding led reviews...more power to you...
For any enduro riders watching, yes a 35w socket can take a 66w (actual draw) LED. At least in both of the cases I tested, a 2020 Fantic Casa 250 and 2022 WR450F.
Edit: I love this bulb. Pretty clean pattern and cut off line for an LED and the high beam is like a spotlight. It's so bright you can see it during the day.
Thanks for the input on this! I know a few people have been wanting to know how well vehicle headlights work in motorcycle applications.
thank you for this review. it gave me confidence that ive made a good choice and that i think i wouldnt be needing any kind of upgrade anytime soon.
im using this bulb and has no problems so far. i love how it helped me see the road further without glaring the opposing traffic. it's just that the stepup cutoff for reflector on the passenger side is a bit higher compared to stock halogen and other led bulbs with slimmer led chips.
Thanks for the review on another very impressively bright LED light. Though it’s the brightest of all, as a projector headlight vehicle owner the typical weak spot is just too weak for me for the immediate front area of the vehicle. The Hikari Taitanova still the winner in this area for me along with the 85% retaining light output.
Thanks for your thoughts. Here's a question... Where does that dead spot land on the road surface in your intended vehicle? Can you see it over the hood from the driver seat? I am curious.
@@CarLightReviews the spot show up right in front of the car. Even though I have fog lights, I still prefer a good set of lights that provide some coverage right in front of my vehicle like a set of halogen bulbs, would do.
@@CarLightReviewsi have a question, what if we are using this in a H4 head lights setup. Will it use same watts in low and in high beam? Or will it comsume a different value?
@@haseebakbar914Interesting question, and one that I don't personally know the answer to. Anyone else reading this happen to know the answer?
@@CarLightReviewsthat's probably where the remaining 34 watts will go to... For a full 100 watt power consumption as stated. Or each led will get 50 watts each. 😅
thank you for the review. I just bought these to replace the bevinsee v45 that i also bought after watching your review. the v45 will go as fog lights now.
Glad I could help
I had Hikari Titanova, then upgraded to Novsight N60 and was waiting for N70 review, but couldn’t wait no longer and ordered 2 sets for low and high beam.
Holy %#*+!!! Yes they are brighter and better than N60.
If some of you are also waiting to see the review, wait no longer and buy a set.
You’ll be very pleased.
Took bunch of pictures and videos if someone wants to see the difference, let me know.
How are the high beams? Do they reach far left and far right. The high beams i have right now only go straight i want mine to go a full 180 degrees or more
@ high beams are insane!!!
I’m sure it depends on vehicles too and what kind of headlights they have but N70 high beams are crazy. I swear they brighten 1/8 of a mile down the road. Yes wide too.
Sucks I can’t post pictures and videos directly in the comments.
Novsight N70 Review and Lux Test - ruclips.net/video/RLu1iC2wjCw/видео.html
I like hints of white, blue and purple from my headlights… LED’s kinda gives a cool white with, with some ppl like but for me, I like the 22-23 Acura’s bell headlights, and all 22-23 Mazda models done a wonderful job in their illumination for headlights… like I’ll immediately know from a distance if it’s a Mazda’s projector or Acura’s jewel eye
Always great 😊 Keep up the good work 👏 😊
Thanks!!
Great video as usual, ery informative, and very useful advice. Thanks for sharing, more power to you and your channel.
Much appreciated!
I’d be worried about the heat of the bulb and heat the driver put off vs the Hikari brand, not to mention the added wattage it’s pulling on the factory wiring harness. I wouldn’t be surprised if some cars experience issues with wiring down the road with these higher wattage lights. I was debating the F9 Diamond if my Hikari don’t get too hot and last through my trip later this year but I’ll have to see what other bright lights come out by then, especially since it’ll be around November when I get back, but I’m driving 4,000 miles so it’ll be a test for them for sure. Love all the detail you do on your reviews and am looking forward to seeing future videos. Hopefully you have more soon. Thanks for your work and time/ effort you put into these reviews and making sure it’s always done under the same conditions the other tests were and letting the data help us determine what we want to buy along with your review etc.
Hello, I have been using the F9 in my 2005 Camry and 2009 Altima since August 2022 without any issue of overheating or with the wiring harness or connector. The Factory halogens max at 65W, and the F9 pulls about 80W, so the wire gauge is able to work with the F9.
i bought this lights for my golf 6 ,
and yeah the light output is similar to those who have full led headlights from the factory.
after just 20-30 mins of driving the light output does drop but you wont even notice it how bright these are.
Would love to see both the nineo gen2 as well as an h9 halogen swap to see how that compares to the led options
my car stock halogen bulb are 55w each … Is it safe to directly use this led of 100 w. Not sure if it will burn or melt the stock wiring or my projector..Kindly advise
As shown in the video, the N60 uses around 65W, so it's nowhere near 100W. Our Diamond Vision F9 bulb uses 80W and is safe for cars as the wire gauge is thick enough
@@DiamondVisionLEDwhat about jdm kei cars that have stock wiring maxing out for usage at 55 watt?
@@haseebakbar914 it depends on the wire gauge/thickness. I have been using the F9 (80W per bulb) on a 2005 Toyota Camry and a 2009 Nissan Altima for 14 months now without any problems.
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Glad you liked it!
@@CarLightReviews Your Welcome !
Thank you for your great videos !
Glad you like them! Thank YOU!
What I'm gathering is, no LED would be good for a dual Lo/Hi projector? That common "weak spot" would be the same on the top of the cut off line when in high beam mode. I have DDM Tuning Acc/V2 55w, which is a good set for normal driving but the moment I use the high beam, you can barely see the difference. When I have HID in the projector, you can tell when I have high beams on. :(
Awesome video.
Sir can I replace 55w halogen bulb with this 100 w led bulb?
Can you please make one 35w and one 50w HID review. Only to have the hid numbers in the table for comparison. Are the Novsight better than a HID kit?
Should measure the actual color temp compared to the factory claims as well, if possible.
New subscriber here. Keep up the great content!
Thanks for the sub! later this year I am improving my testing methods to also include color temp.
@@CarLightReviewsWould you also care to review X7-Seven's Kronos series of LED headlights?
Can you do the Novsight N62 next? Thanks
I decided on these N60 after your review. Bought thru Amazon. But the bottom of the light where fan is does not have a silver housing like in your video (or pics on vendor website). Basically fan is completely exposed on the end. Did I get a fraud product? Thanks
It is hard to say, sometimes designs change over time or can also be dependent on the light size. Which size did you order?
@@CarLightReviews thanks for the response. I ordered 9005 and H7. Both versions no longer have a plate on the end covering the fan.
ما رأيك بمصابيح k7c ..150w ....هل تستحق ثمنها ؟.. وهل هي فعلا ساطعة جدا للمصابح المرتفعة ؟
Which ones to this day and time do you currently say is the brightest pair of LED headlights?
In my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs, look at column U if you have a projector headlight and column Y if you have a reflector headlight. That shows you light output after 27 minutes of use (what you can expect to be usable after you drive around for a while).
I bought N30S for Toyota H11 projectors and there is a dark spot or as it was known in HID era "shadow effect"
What made me choose N30S was your review and as I'm watching this video i can still see this dark spot in this model.
If I am hearing you correctly, the dark spot is there no matter what light upgrade you use?
@@CarLightReviews not exactly...Some LED give a noticeable shadow effect and some others don't
If it's a thin bulb or maybe extra bright then there is no big issue and with HID bulbs i can use H11B which is the correct one from my projectors.
Some other cars need to choose H11A for HID.There is a video on yt comparing them and explaining the difference between them.
In my case i had to return N30S bulbs because even though they were okay in terms of brightness they had a big dark spot in beam pattern.
Now I'm trying to figure out which Novsight can work the best in my headlights or i should look for something else
@@CarLightReviewsJason, I've sent you an email but it keeps getting bounced back saying there is a email server error
Is it possible to know if my vehicle could handle the lighting output before purchasing?
Can you please define "handle"?
Just found your channel. Nice reviews. Subbed.
I’d be really interested in seeing how these compare to my current N37 in my reflector high beams.
Is the adjustable colar made of plastic? More specifically, the three bits that stick out and are used for lining in and locking the light in the housing.
can this be installed on a Toyota Hilux 2018? I am worried the wires might get burnt because of the high wattage
So you can recommend n60?
Better than F9 from diamond vision???
My car came with HID Projection Headlights. Can I change HID to LED?
You might be able to...but I don't know if it would be an improvement. The jury is still out on that one.
Would this N60 work well in Kia Sportage 2018 headlight and fog projector lens?
In these situations, I always suggest that you consult your favorite social media group or message board specific to your vehicle.
I have a 07 dts Cadillac it has projector headlights what do you think I should use fixing to upgrade because my light are very dul thank you
Your 2007 DTS says it comes with Factory HID (bulb size D1S) so you'd have to replace those xeon halogen with a better quality halogen D1S. But your fog lights are 9055 size 25 Watt (same as 9005 size), so you could put a much brighter 9005 LED bulb in your fogs which would help.
can you rate the novsight n67 lamp. Thank you very much
Yes! In my next video! 😁
are they made in USA or China ? Thanks
There are no LED headlight upgrades like the one in this video made in the USA that I know of. The closest is the Diode Dynamics SL1, which is assembled in the USA with offshore components.
So after turning your lights on for a while they tend to go down in brightness ?
When the light is powered on, the components generate heat which reduces light output. The better the design and quality of the light, the better it can manage and regulate heat over time. Most level off after a few minutes.
Would you go with these or hikari titanova?
That depends on what I need from an LED upgrade. What is most important in an LED lighting upgrade for YOUR needs? Brightness? Value? Quality? Pick two of the three...and what you pick might be different than what I would.
Then, take a look at my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and review/compare the data based on the two categories you chose. That should help!
Just ordered this in H4 size because of your video! I live in the country, will this be top 3 brightest LEDs available? Also, will 100W be okay on a 2007 Honda wire harness?
Have a look at my data spreadsheet carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and note columns R, T, V and X for brightness test results. As far as wiring for your Honda, I always suggest that you consult your favorite social media group or message board specific to your vehicle.
Very good detailed review. Got yourself a new subscriber here! If I may ask, can I replace my halogen 55w foglights h11 with this knowing that it only draws 66watts in actual? I badly need your answer. Thanks!
Thanks, glad you liked this video and you subscribed. I really appreciate it. Typically, there are no major issues when using LED headlghts.
Most factory wires feeding headlights are 16 gauge. A 16 gauge wire is capable of up to 13amps. Amps = watts+volts.
So, even if your battery is almost dead (8-10 volts) you won't be pulling more than 8ish amps.
I would personally still double check that your headlight fuses are rated for that amperage. If you only have one fuse for both headlights, make sure it's at least a 15 and that the wires connected to the headlights, correspond correctly in size for that amperage.
Your only real concern, is the bulb itself shorting out. Which would likely be due to an overheating condition or, a very wet condition, leading to the internal components frying, thus causing a short.
Just don't wire both of these lights to a single side. Keep them separate on driver/passenger like the OEM intended.
@@CarLightReviews thanks for the response! I already have the n60 in my fogs and been using for almost a month with no issues! ❤️
You have to review the new novsight n70 240w!
Thanks for the N70 heads-up, bro! I contacted Novsight, and the representative mentioned they don't have an ETA for US sales yet. I was tempted to grab the N60s on sale, but I'll hold off. The N70 specs are impressive at 240W, 50K lumens per pair, and 6500K. Currently using Luxster Punishers H11 6000K, which are fantastic! However, I'm cautious about the 6500K in the N60s and N70s since 6000K seems to offer more usable light to my eyes. I've heard Luxster is releasing a new bulb soon too. By the way, I was initially skeptical about LEDs, but after upgrading my GTR H11 HID 35W Kit to Luxster LEDs, there's no turning back.👍🏻
If I do an N70 review, do you promise to hit the Like button...and hopefully the THANKS button?
Novsight N70 Review and Lux Test - ruclips.net/video/RLu1iC2wjCw/видео.html
Acabo de descubrir tu canal y he visto varios vídeos
Tus vídeos son muy buenos , bien detallados y con mucha información útil
Tu block de notas sobre las bombillas es genial
Mi nivel de inglés es bajo , tus vídeos son fáciles de entender, además el traductor funciona muy bien
¡Gracias por tus amables palabras!
I'm looking to get some better led bulbs. I have the led Sylvania lights that are at autozone and stuff. They're similar looking as far as design and they have a external driver but how do they stack up to these? Would I see improvement going to something like these?
Hi, can you compare Novsight N60 vs N62Y? Thanks
Hi! I really like your videos. Because of you I ordered the N60 for my MB W211 (shipping from US to Germany). In GER we barely have high quality aftermarket LED distributors. I have one question regarding the location of the ballast. I am not sure if this will also fit into the headlight housing. If it would fit, is it a good idea to do so because of the heat or should I place it outside of the headlight? If placed outside, how can I re-seal the headlight after cutting through the dust-cap e.g. Do you guys have a good solution?
Typically, IF there is space, the driver is tucked into the headlight assembly, between where the LED light mounts and the outer shell where the dust cap mounts. Every vehicle is different with different headlight assembly designs. Not to mention, drivers are often different per LED headlight upgrade as well. I always suggest that you consult your favorite social media group or message board specific to your vehicle to see if there is advice that can be offered.
From my experience in a W202, the dust cap doesn't fill back because the fan is just in the way. Besides, if you cover it up you might restrict the air flow for the fan and eventually cook the LED as well.
Anyone has a working link to these? I cant find them only different models!
Thank you for the amazing reviews sir!!
What size do you need?
I would like to see VLEDs Micro extreme line of headlights tested
can one replace the halogen 55w bulbs with these leds? given the wattage difference one consume 100 and the haolgen oem consume 55. is it safe for the wiring and the heat?
I just installed them in my car and I feel like they are way too bright and I’m scared they will burn my projector headlights, are these bright enough to damage a brand new cars projector headlights? The light is also scattering a bit around the edges so does that mean they are too bright? Thanks
can i use N60 for low beam and n37 for high beam? or I must go with N60 for the headlights also?
man... won't these things burn your wirings? i think halogen bulbs only pulls 60 watts max.
Hi! Did you find the answer to this question? Im in the same situation. My stock halogen is 55w rated and i wanna replace it with this.
How is the Lux reading doubled for reflector lamps vs projector?
Reflector is just a focusing mirror so very little light is lost through the reflection. Projector is a focusing lens and light output is reduced though it.
Hi what about the wattage of the car operating system is 55-60 watts. How the 80-100 watts affect my wiring system? Will it cause my harness or socket to burn out after a while?
Hi! Did you find the answer to this question?
Im also in the same situation as yours.
@@blackriderph4340 Yes they said that it will be able to handle the wattage.
@@Dwhiteone1 thank you!
Is this pure white compared to the diamond vision !?
Any recommendations for when the headlights turn on but then shut of when vehicle is running? 2014 GMC SIERRA
Sounds a bit more like a vehicle issue and not a headlight issue. I suggest that you consult your favorite social media group or message board specific to your vehicle. Sorry that I can't help more!
@CarLightReviews was the trucks Daytime running lights causing the issue with the higher watts also.
I have the same problem chevy tahoe 2016
Have theses in my fogs in my 2011 infiniti m37 fixing to put them in my projector headlights 😮
Good information. But I have no idea how well this would work, or not with an older car like my 06 Tahoe which takes 9005 (high) and 9006 (low) bulbs, let alone the reflector style of an older vehicle or the high power demand on the vehicle's wiring. I have new light enclosures so not yellowing or fogging (TYC CAPA). Any further information would be helpful. Or is is best to go with a high end (more expensive) Philips NightGuide Platinum halogen as a compromise vs the $5 OEM long life bulbs? My light output currently sucks, that's why I'm looking around. ALSO, I hear negative things about fan noise from LED lights; I'm very sensitive to extra noises. And last but not least, do these lights use PWM (pulse width modulation)? That's a deal breaker for me. PWM is very painful for me on anything LED light based. I had some LED lights on my riding mower that really killed my eyes and head when mowing after dark. I then found brighter LED lights (AuxBeam) that are brighter and do not use PWM and cause me no pain at all. Thanks!
What do you think is overall better these vs the DV f9?
You have to define "better". 😎 What is most important in an LED lighting upgrade for YOUR needs? Brightness? Value? Quality? Pick two of the three. Then, take a look at my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and review/compare the data based on the two categories you chose. That should help!
Novsight won't stand behind there warranty! They said it was because I installed them in a truck and installing them in a truck burns the bulb
That doesn't seem logical for them to deny the warranty because it is installed in a truck. Is that the exact words they used?
@CarLightReviews I will send you screen shots of the conversation.
can i use this on a motorcycle ?
I believe you can if they make one that is the right size and it fits.
I cant see anyway to adjust the collar to key the alignment.
Very disappointed!
Most vehicles typically don't require an adjustment collar. When installed, ensure that the LED emitters fire in the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock directions in projectors or perpendicular to the ridges in the reflector bowl (which is also usually the same 9-3 orientation). The adjustment collar becomes necessary only when the mounting design prevents this or the reflector ridges are on an angle.
@@CarLightReviewsThanks for fast answer! Unfortunately this bulb in H13 has no way to adjust, or loosen. My passenger side bulb is not clocked correctly. Also on my 2007 Ram 2500, I had no low beams until I installed an Amazon ballast kit.
I'm going to buy a bulb that has adjustable collar. Any suggestions???
Does the led chip need to be left/right or up/down
When installed, ensure that the LED emitters fire in the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock directions (left and right) in projector headlights. In a reflector, perpendicular to the ridges in the reflector bowl (which is also usually the same 9-3 orientation). An adjustment collar becomes necessary only when the mounting design prevents this and/or the reflector ridges are on an angle.
@@CarLightReviews thx
Hey there CarLightReviews, I have to replace some 880 bulbs and they're not available in the N60 Ultra series but only a lower line N61 General series. Which is a brighter 880 bulb between these two? Please I need your help before I buy something!
DDM Tuning Saber Pro X 880 -
12,500 lumens per pair/55 watts per bulb
or
Novsight N61 General Series 880 -
13,000 lumens per pair/30 watts per bulb
How does this compare to the auxito m3 in 9005
Check this...
ruclips.net/video/S-yZfnr1BT4/видео.htmlsi=LwAzF7U0uMbtDsn1
Heat from driver is concerning better off modifications too the dust caps where driver not on inside of headlight assembly at that temperature the driver will destroy inside over time btw love your videos bought set luxter H7
Halogen bulbs reach well over 700 degrees F, the driver doesn't get close to that.
Is this novsight N60 its original on ali express??!
How can i tell if my projector can keep up with these monstrous led?
I have 2016 chrysler 200
By doing a similar test that I do (testing on a wall 20-30 feet away, but with the unit in the car, and being honest with yourself about the light output accuracy after aiming your housings.
I’m new to LED headlights. Can I just put these in my 2003 Honda Accord and be done ? Or is there more to it than that? Thanks
Typically, they are plug and play. Just to be sure, take a look at your headlight area and make sure that there is room for your new headlight upgrade. I always suggest that you consult your favorite social media group or message board specific to your vehicle. Also, very important....aim your headlights correctly after you install.
Hi, The link to aliexpress does not work for me. Do you have a updated link?
I just tested it and it seems to be working now. Try again?
@@CarLightReviewsit takes me to a Taobao app instead of Aliexpress for some reason
The dead spot in the projectors is worrisome to me
I do point that out, but here's a question... Where does that dead spot land on the road surface in your intended vehicle? Can you see it over the hood from the driver seat? I am curious.
@@CarLightReviews I'm curious too
If your car has fog lights, that will usually spread light where the "dead spot" is on the bottom the of projector's beam.
@@jonmanilenio If your car has fog lights, that will usually spread light where the "dead spot" is on the bottom the of projector's beam.
Can you please post a direct link to this bulb? Whenever you post a link, it just takes me to their main webpage or storefront. Whenever I search N60, not a single listing has N60 in the title, nor the specs. I’m trying to see model numbers and they’re not at all saying “N60”. It is very frustrating having to figure out through generic photographs, that all these manufactures post, which model is which.
Here you go! geni.us/novsightn60 Thanks for the suggestion.
I would like you to test vorock8 leds.... cheep but I bought some supernova s.v.4s and some of these vorocks .. 3 years ago still have the vorock and the novas took a crap.. still to this day I've been buying them for cheep and I've had no issues. Just curious about your results thanks!!!
Does this means that N70 is not suitable for lowbeam projector headlights? Considering the fact that it have a weak spot in the low middle part. Please reply. Thanks in advance.
Novsight N70 Review and Lux Test - ruclips.net/video/RLu1iC2wjCw/видео.html
does the collar come off
Can you test the morimoto 55w as the brightest hids on the market (as far as I know) I'd like to see the differences between led and hid lights
I have a problem with this. During long drives, the bulb flickers
You might need an flicker module like this geni.us/antiflicker
Can you test the DDM tuning Saber ProX 65w.
Can i install this as a hight beam on my kia cerato 2017?
I see that this link for: "headlight test specs and results spreadsheet" is not working more.
I just checked and it sure is working. Be sure to use carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs
Could you do a hi/low bulb like a 9007? because this bulb would be awesome for a hi beam but what about the low beam of a hi/low bulb?
I had these for a few months now but one side is failing completely after a few minutes and if not they are dimming down every few minutes. Does someone else have the same problem? I am in contact with Novsight now regarding warranty
Does this happen with all LED light upgrades, or just these? They do have a warranty as I mentioned so I hope that Novsight takes care of you.
please do reviews for d8s too. thanks
Have you heard of the newest Novsight N67?
Yes! I have them on my list to test.
*currently i am having a hard time ordering from abroad to buy bevinsee v55 or v45, i can only buy novsight n60 because it is available in my country, do you think this n60 is good, my car has projector lens*
n60 are better than bevinsee
Please do n70 review
If I do an N70 review, do you promise to hit the Like and Subscribe button...and hopefully the THANKS button?
Novsight N70 Review and Lux Test - ruclips.net/video/RLu1iC2wjCw/видео.html
Which is better Novsight N60 40000 Lumens or X-7seven Apollo Series 40000 Lumens? TIA! please reply
You have to define what is most important in an LED lighting upgrade. Brightness? Value? Quality? Pick two of the three. Then, watch my X-7Seven Apollo review here: ruclips.net/video/eLTPlchfsBg/видео.html
And then take a look at my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and review/compare the data based on the two categories you chose. That should help!
Would these melt a headlight housing if Ina sealed lens
Not likely. This is a halogen bulb heat in 90 seconds: ruclips.net/user/shortsH8VP762ApdA Well over TWICE what an LED light measures.
I love your channel, subscribed, please review Narva 18447, they are pretty expensive, passive cooled, seems to be brighter than my set of Hikari h7 "Eye of Megatron's" I would love to know what the Narva's light retention is after the heatsink has been heat saturated. Thanks and keep the reviews coming :>
I think you should test the Fahren Termitor 2023 version. The all in one z10 series
I will be releasing a video about that in the near future! Stay tuned!
The hikari titanova are better than those
Here you go! ruclips.net/video/2LJcU2hwPz8/видео.html
What do you think?
Have you ever done reviews on full led retrofit projector housings like morimoto or other Amazon projectors?? I'm looking at retrofitting my gsxr so I can see more than 20ft at night but I'm worried about buying junk!
Not yet. So far I am just playing around with LED bulb replacements. If you don't mind, send an email to info@carlightreviews.com with links to some of the projector housings you are thinking of, I'd like to see what you have in mind.
Hello sir can i ask is it ok to install on toyota hiace commuter deluxe 2022 model is it not to hot for the lens i appreciate you're videos sir thank u for the idea godbless you hope you reply im from Philippines watching your reviews thanks
Halogen is way hotter than this led...Don't worry about it.
I am so baffled what to buy…. I just want a bright damn light that feels ok to drive in night…
There's no simple answer. Otherwise, this channel would be pointless.😎
Watch my videos, and have a look at my data spreadsheet carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and note columns R, T, V and X
@@CarLightReviewsi bought these, n60, only to find out that their sidewalls not fitting in my lens opening 🤷♂️ i need something not bigger than 12mm
Please make a video on auxbeam gx pro 160watts.
These? ruclips.net/video/NDmUn0kAEW4/видео.html
A question.
If my vehicle manual says that the bulb is an H4.12V 55/66W Halogen and I am going to install an LED, should I look for one that has a maximum consumption of 66W to avoid damage to the electrical system? I would like to put a Novsight N60 Ultra Series with 100 W per bulb, but I don't know if that is adequate or if I should stay in that range of 66W maximum for Halogen.
If you take a look at the @6:30 mark of this video, you will see this light has a 66.2W draw.
Man Thanks , im going to see again carefully. @@CarLightReviews
Hi can you test the fahren termitor 2023?? there's huge improvements i hear
Yes, I will be in one of my next videos. Stay informed by subscribing!
@@CarLightReviews just subscribed!
Here is the Termitor 2023 review and lux test: ruclips.net/video/2LJcU2hwPz8/видео.html. Check it out...do you still think there were huge improvements? 😬
Can u recommend a best to buy LED between this and the Fahren termator? Thank you
You have to define what is most important in an LED lighting upgrade. Brightness? Value? Quality? Pick two of the three. Then, take a look at my spreadsheet at carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and review/compare the data based on the two categories you chose. That should help!
@@CarLightReviews which one YOU would personally go w| in your personal car between the two. 🤔
@@Legendz167 The one that fits my needs and budget the best. 😁
@@CarLightReviews alrighty, and w| that being said which one of the two. I want to order btwn those 2 so i’d like to hear it from someone who knows their sh*t for real.
@@Legendz167 Heheheh....you're not going to let me get out of telling you exactly which one, are you? 😆 OK, fine, but there are too many variables that I don't know. What's your budget? Do you have a reflector or a projector? Do you want brighter output or better heat management? Take a look at the specs I linked to before...and then tell me your situation and decision and I'll tell you if I agree with it. How does that sound? 😀