@@RetrofitSource Thanks for the reply, makes sense. I'm still stuck on getting CBB, mainly due to the pure white temp, just waiting on the TRS email for Black Friday!
I have a 2017 Renegade trailhawk with HID factory headlights so my only option for replacement headlight bulbs is getting the original Phillips D5S which is what I have it in now which they are alright but I want brighter and whiter bulbs. OR the other option is Moromoto D5S XB? Is that the only options I have for my Rene? :( better bang for the buck my bulbs are $350 LOL which cost more then the original Phillips bulbs.
I'm looking into doing another retrofit(last one was Mini H1 7.0) and this time I'm going with D2S bulbs and projectors so I'd like to clarify; I noticed at 1:20 Matt states the 5500K is "...knowingly the brightest...", but on the website it states ~3400 lumens for 5500K, and ~3500 lumens for 4500K. Which actually has more output, the 4500K or 5500K? I'm just trying to figure out what would be best for my 'output' build. Thanks in advance guys
Between those two options, 4500K will give you the most output. You sacrifice performance for cooler color temp with the 5500K. If you want pure, raw output (most actual light on the road) a 4300K bulb will be your choice 😎
Is there really no choice of better bulbs for mini H1 7.0? I'm not really impressed by the XB bulbs that came with my mini H1 kit from TRS. I was told by TRS chat that there isn't really something i can do other than putting 50W ballast which isn't recommended. My hotspot and intensity is good but Now i'll have to rip them out and maybe put EvoR 2.0 or MLED's.
At this time, the best bulbs we know of in an H1 size are the Morimoto XB's - what is it that you're not happy about them? We're curious, just the intensity?
I received Morimoto XB 4800K bulbs. Its just not as bright as i expected when lighting up the road. When there's something like a lexus or Infiniti with LED's or any newer car beside me on the road, they tend to overpower my lights. I sent pic to TRS after retrofit and they confirmed the hotspot and cutoff looks good. My biggest complaint with them is the step down on the driver side cutoff, it's killing me. Aim too high and i blind on coming drivers, aim just right and i can't see past 30 ft which is nothing when going 55+ mph. Mini H1's are on my Honda Odyssey and my other car is Infiniti M with fresnal lens and even so, it tends to throw light everywhere, far and wide. Overall i'm okay with Mini H1's for now but i'm def exploring my options to exhange for something else in couple of months. My current choices are M-LED (for intensitiy), RX350, or EVOR 2.0. Any recommendations.
I have a question , i buy the osram cbb 7000k , but insite from the car its like more yellow when you look to outside so is the morimoto 6500k whiter and brighter than the osram cbb 7 k
I'm doing a retrofit on a set ANZO's currently and the Morimoto D2S 5.0 fit with very minor modifications (just had to slot the projector mounting holes). So if you seriously want to have a nice set of projectors then dont be afraid to open those housings! But to answer your question, HID's will burn the projectors in those because they're cheap garbage. Had a friend burn his up after 4months of use and the light scattered a bit making him get flashed by people. So don't put HIDs in them unless you want to risk it. And if you do, then the only bulbs available to you are the Morimoto sock specific bulbs like the H7, H11, H8, on so on.
Been a long with my G5R + Philps XV Gen2 + 35W Ballasts. Now, for extra light, is that ok to use a 55W ballast? Will that blow the 35W Philps XV Gen2 bulbs? Thank you!!!
I’m really wanting to get osram cbi for my car but the seller that I got my headlights from says it’s d2h and not d2s. I thought it’s the same just with amp connections.
Not exactly. Due to its Kelvin rating it cant be road legal. 6000K is max for being legal in the US and many other countries. However, if they slap an "off road" sticker on there they can be sold. Also, like the guy says, these are closer to 5500k after fully warmed up so you should be fine.
So glad I found this video, thank you for making it. I plan using the Morimoto D2S 5.0 though for my retrofit. Since it has an AR coating that effects the temperature of the color could you do another one of these with the same bulbs please? Or could you tell me which one will remain white to slightly warm in the D2S 5.0? (trying to stay away from blue)
@@fabiangomez357 yeah, those mori bulbs will be green almost always, they're not the best. If you want bang for the buck get CBI for slightly warm or CBB for pure white is what I was told by lightwerkz. I was able to find actual photos of CBB in the MD2S 5.0, BUT it was running a 45w Hylux. The color output was absolutely amazing though. I just worry about burning up projector housings using anything more than a 35w. I post my findings on HIDplanet forums in the "specific questions" area. It's one of the top posts. Head over there if you want to see those photos I found.
I'm much satisfied with the outcome of these Philips XV2 bulbs. They make the night driving like day driving and each one of my friends are equally surprised about it. It may be slighly on the lower side when it comes to 'styling' that's where the CBB definitely wins. But when it comes to performance, XV2 wins. It's being an under 5K range bulb makes it a ideal choice for both style + vision.
If I have halogen fog lights currently, would using a cbb halogen for my fogs, and cbb d4s in my headlights match in color? Cbb hid says up to 7000k and halogen says up to 5000k, but why give them the same name if they are different colors? Im guessing because of the lighting technology they are actually same color. Can you please clarify if they are the same color or not?
To the eye, we dont really see a difference in color really. Despite that, if you have halogen fog lights - then they likely do not use D2S, D4S, etc - so you wouldnt be able to buy a CBB, etc in the right size anyways.
TheRetrofitSource Inc I found cbb 9006 bulbs on eBay, but now I'm thinking they are fakes. I'll trust you that there's no such thing as cbb halogen bulbs.
they would be brighter than the basic philips that the OEM F150 comes with, but these are being compared to the high-end Philips bulbs here, so they're not as good. The F150 OEM projectors could be upgraded to the Morimoto EvoXR though, and that would be massive upgrade in perforamnce
Please help me understand. With no links to the bulds tested Im confused. The miromoto xb has two types tbe 35 an 50. Which one was tested? Also think in video it says a 5500k was used. Please let me know an or add links
Joe Foe from Buffalo This video should have used the XB35 5500K model bulb. As far as i know the XB50 has only been featured in the specific XB50 video and it was a 5800K.
Currently the only dedicated high beam projector we have is the Profile Hi-Lens, which works very well. If on the other hand you want a bi-xenon projector with an excellent high beam, the EvoXR 2.0 is very hard to beat! www.theretrofitsource.com/bi-xenon-morimoto-evox-r-2.html
You will need to swap the projector, as that bulb is a D series HID bulb, not an H7 HID bulb. You will need to swap over to the D series projectors, and I have linked the Mini D2S projector kit for you here: www.theretrofitsource.com/bixenon-morimoto-mini-d2s-stage-3-CRK-D2S?quantity=1
My $.02 I have aftermarket headlights in my 06 is250 and they take a H7 bulb originally and could not find a good quality bulb to use (OEM like osram or phillips) and I had a old D2S bulb and I wanted to see if it made a difference by me just holding it loosely in the projector vs the morimoto H7 from TRS and to my surprise THE FIT LIKE A GLOVE in the housing and retained properly, I am running an extension to Hella Gen 3 ballasts but it was a game changer because I could now use OEM bulbs in the cheap aftermarket headlight ($350 pair) vs OEM headlights new = $1,500 pair. Anyways the cutoff is important and it does not blind drivers or crate any ghosting above the cutoff. TRY IT, IT WORKS!
Different ballast / ambient lighting conditions depending on the time we shot. As long as everything within the same test was under the same circumstances, the results would be accurate, but we can't really compare different tests to one another
HI Could you please xplain the difference between D1s, D2S and D3S seems to be all these having huge price difference ? I Am looking for neutral white with better light distribution wile in low beam and longest& brightest clearity in HIgh beam. Whish is better from OSRAM CBB(D1S, D2s, D3S) OR NBL (D1S, D2s, D3S) OR NB(D1S, D2s, D3S) Note: NBL -Night breaker laser/Nightbreaker, CBB-Cool blue boost?
D1S the igniter is built into the bulb, D2S igniter is twist on, and D3s is a mercury free version of the D1S. All the bulbs are projector based. If you are looking for white definitely get something between 5000k-5500k.
TheRetrofitSource Inc I'm using a 55w d5s system right now with a relay harness, I just don't like the color, my HID kit comes with bulbs, ballast/igniter, separate so if you have an aftermarket bulb that will fit in the d5s projector housing, I'm interested in buying that. Please lmk
I've seen 3 of your videos now that have the Osram CBB comparison using the Morimoto Mini D2S 4.0. One video says 460 Lux, one is 421 Lux and now this one is 364 Lux.
Hi, interested in purchasing a set of D1S from you but can we please get an answer. Your other video says that CBB is king. Once and for all, what globe is brighter? Thanks.
Hi. Look, I'm not saying you'rr not doing a good job, BUT, you don't do it right. You see, you measure lux just in one point, in the middle, why don't you test the bulbs in the sides? When I drive, I need to see everywhere, not just in a single spot. A bulb is a shit if its gonna have 900lux in the middle and 100lux in the right or left side, am I right? So, you're doing it wrong or you are paid by philips! This is my conclusion
Petrut, you are correct here, and in many other videos where we're comparing the optics of different headlights or projectors, we do take measurements in various parts of the beam pattern. In this case though, if the bulb is brighter in the center, it would be proportionately brighter throughout the rest of the beam compared to the other options. Because of the fact that there are so many different OEM projectors/headlights, it wouldn't make sense to provide specific measurements throughout other parts of the beam since results can vary...but we are confident that relative to other bulbs, the XV2 Philips will out-perform them all around
Great comparison, I've always wondered how Morimoto compares.
Not quite as bright, but for 1/4 the price, can't go wrong!
@@RetrofitSource
I need lamp with xenon Hylox 50 watt give me white pure because morimoto 6500k still yellow colour
Why does this CBB only do 364 lux in this video compared to the January 2018 video that shows the CBB doing 460 lux?
Different projector / ambient light. Always gotta compare within the same video
@@RetrofitSource Thanks for the reply, makes sense. I'm still stuck on getting CBB, mainly due to the pure white temp, just waiting on the TRS email for Black Friday!
Sale starts @ 12:30 EST tomorrow. Hang in there! We're well stocked on em.
@@RetrofitSource Do we need a promo code?
Could you compare Lunex hid d2s vs Philips XV gen2 vs Osram CBB ? Would be great 👍
Currently using the d2s osram cbb!
I have a 2017 Renegade trailhawk with HID factory headlights so my only option for replacement headlight bulbs is getting the original Phillips D5S which is what I have it in now which they are alright but I want brighter and whiter bulbs. OR the other option is Moromoto D5S XB? Is that the only options I have for my Rene? :( better bang for the buck my bulbs are $350 LOL which cost more then the original Phillips bulbs.
Shoot us an email at support@theretrofitsource.com if you need assistance choosing bulb options.
Ever test the e-code German Flosser D1S 85510 Mega? I’m curious if the Lux rating competes with the Osram and Philips bulbs.
We have not tested that specific bulb, but can consider it for future videos like this.
I'm looking into doing another retrofit(last one was Mini H1 7.0) and this time I'm going with D2S bulbs and projectors so I'd like to clarify; I noticed at 1:20 Matt states the 5500K is "...knowingly the brightest...", but on the website it states ~3400 lumens for 5500K, and ~3500 lumens for 4500K. Which actually has more output, the 4500K or 5500K? I'm just trying to figure out what would be best for my 'output' build. Thanks in advance guys
Between those two options, 4500K will give you the most output. You sacrifice performance for cooler color temp with the 5500K. If you want pure, raw output (most actual light on the road) a 4300K bulb will be your choice 😎
Is there really no choice of better bulbs for mini H1 7.0? I'm not really impressed by the XB bulbs that came with my mini H1 kit from TRS. I was told by TRS chat that there isn't really something i can do other than putting 50W ballast which isn't recommended. My hotspot and intensity is good but Now i'll have to rip them out and maybe put EvoR 2.0 or MLED's.
At this time, the best bulbs we know of in an H1 size are the Morimoto XB's - what is it that you're not happy about them? We're curious, just the intensity?
I received Morimoto XB 4800K bulbs. Its just not as bright as i expected when lighting up the road. When there's something like a lexus or Infiniti with LED's or any newer car beside me on the road, they tend to overpower my lights. I sent pic to TRS after retrofit and they confirmed the hotspot and cutoff looks good. My biggest complaint with them is the step down on the driver side cutoff, it's killing me. Aim too high and i blind on coming drivers, aim just right and i can't see past 30 ft which is nothing when going 55+ mph. Mini H1's are on my Honda Odyssey and my other car is Infiniti M with fresnal lens and even so, it tends to throw light everywhere, far and wide. Overall i'm okay with Mini H1's for now but i'm def exploring my options to exhange for something else in couple of months. My current choices are M-LED (for intensitiy), RX350, or EVOR 2.0. Any recommendations.
I have a question , i buy the osram cbb 7000k , but insite from the car its like more yellow when you look to outside so is the morimoto 6500k whiter and brighter than the osram cbb 7 k
The Morimoto bulbs won't be brighter than the CBB, but it will be more whiter!
TheRetrofitSource Inc wich is whiter the cbb 7k or morimoto 6500k more like led in the new cars i wanna look like that
I would go with the Morimoto 6500k then!
How far are you testing the light? Also what is the beam angle degree from the projector?
roughly 25ft from the wall. The beam angle depends on the projectors, but the D2S 4.0 produces roughly 270 degrees of light
Whats a good bulb for using an aftermarket headlight unit from like Anzo or GoRecon where the projector isn’t replaceable?
I'm doing a retrofit on a set ANZO's currently and the Morimoto D2S 5.0 fit with very minor modifications (just had to slot the projector mounting holes). So if you seriously want to have a nice set of projectors then dont be afraid to open those housings!
But to answer your question, HID's will burn the projectors in those because they're cheap garbage. Had a friend burn his up after 4months of use and the light scattered a bit making him get flashed by people. So don't put HIDs in them unless you want to risk it. And if you do, then the only bulbs available to you are the Morimoto sock specific bulbs like the H7, H11, H8, on so on.
Why is D4S XV2 much more expensive than the D4S CBB? Both the D2S variants have similar price.
Charles - good question, we just sell according to the price Osram / Philips provide
Been a long with my G5R + Philps XV Gen2 + 35W Ballasts. Now, for extra light, is that ok to use a 55W ballast? Will that blow the 35W Philps XV Gen2 bulbs? Thank you!!!
@Josh Hey thanks. I thing the XV2 bulbs are rated 4800K not 6K. Also, am I in danger of damaging the lenses by switching to a 55W ballast?
You can but this will decrease bulb life!
I’m really wanting to get osram cbi for my car but the seller that I got my headlights from says it’s d2h and not d2s. I thought it’s the same just with amp connections.
Shoot us an email if you need help.
support@theretrofitsource.com
Do you have video about Hella d2s ultralight?
I want to know, wther that bulb have uv protector or not
Sorry if my english isnt good
We do not, sorry!
@@RetrofitSource thank you
cant find the philips shootout video
Here you go.
ruclips.net/video/WtLKpf_IYTs/видео.html
Will Morimoto XB 6000k H11s (for fogs) match Osram CBI 6000k (D2S) in terms of color?
These will be a little different!
Looking for new D4S bulbs and would you guys recommend Morimoto or Osram? Thanks in advance brothers
Kee - the Morimoto is hard to beat when it comes to bang for the buck, but if you dont care about the price, the Osram is the champ.
@@RetrofitSource how about D3S: Osram night breaker laser +200% vs Philips XV gen2 +150%?
Do I need a relay harness for my HID on my 2013 Kia optima?
You do, you will also need a capacitor link as well.
How much will it cost and where can I get it
@@shawncarroll1749 like 25 30. go to the website
Isnt the Osram CBB illegal in the US??
Not exactly. Due to its Kelvin rating it cant be road legal. 6000K is max for being legal in the US and many other countries. However, if they slap an "off road" sticker on there they can be sold. Also, like the guy says, these are closer to 5500k after fully warmed up so you should be fine.
Thank you love the PHILIPS XV2
Great bulbs indeed!
So glad I found this video, thank you for making it. I plan using the Morimoto D2S 5.0 though for my retrofit. Since it has an AR coating that effects the temperature of the color could you do another one of these with the same bulbs please? Or could you tell me which one will remain white to slightly warm in the D2S 5.0? (trying to stay away from blue)
Did you ever find out? I'm in the same boat, just put in d2s5.0 and Mori 5500k, straight green, no white at all.
@@fabiangomez357 yeah, those mori bulbs will be green almost always, they're not the best. If you want bang for the buck get CBI for slightly warm or CBB for pure white is what I was told by lightwerkz. I was able to find actual photos of CBB in the MD2S 5.0, BUT it was running a 45w Hylux. The color output was absolutely amazing though. I just worry about burning up projector housings using anything more than a 35w. I post my findings on HIDplanet forums in the "specific questions" area. It's one of the top posts. Head over there if you want to see those photos I found.
@@VetteTTV12 You won't burn up the projector housing using a 50w bulb 😎
@@fabiangomez357 Dam, green? That sucks!
I'm much satisfied with the outcome of these Philips XV2 bulbs. They make the night driving like day driving and each one of my friends are equally surprised about it. It may be slighly on the lower side when it comes to 'styling' that's where the CBB definitely wins. But when it comes to performance, XV2 wins. It's being an under 5K range bulb makes it a ideal choice for both style + vision.
Glad to hear! the XV2 is a great choice indeed.
For the CBB, is there left and right bulb specific or they are the same.
They are the same.
@@RetrofitSource Thanks.
Do they still make the Morimoto 6500k d1s? I can’t seem to find them anymore. I only see the 6000k and 5000k.
The numbers got changed up but they are the same, you'll want the 6000k bulbs!
If I have halogen fog lights currently, would using a cbb halogen for my fogs, and cbb d4s in my headlights match in color? Cbb hid says up to 7000k and halogen says up to 5000k, but why give them the same name if they are different colors? Im guessing because of the lighting technology they are actually same color. Can you please clarify if they are the same color or not?
To the eye, we dont really see a difference in color really. Despite that, if you have halogen fog lights - then they likely do not use D2S, D4S, etc - so you wouldnt be able to buy a CBB, etc in the right size anyways.
TheRetrofitSource Inc I found cbb 9006 bulbs on eBay, but now I'm thinking they are fakes. I'll trust you that there's no such thing as cbb halogen bulbs.
Are the xb’s brighter than an oem Phillips bulb stock on a projector oem f150?
they would be brighter than the basic philips that the OEM F150 comes with, but these are being compared to the high-end Philips bulbs here, so they're not as good. The F150 OEM projectors could be upgraded to the Morimoto EvoXR though, and that would be massive upgrade in perforamnce
TheRetrofitSource Inc yea I understand you. Till then the xb bulb is literally the best bang for buck bulb out there.
Please help me understand. With no links to the bulds tested Im confused. The miromoto xb has two types tbe 35 an 50. Which one was tested? Also think in video it says a 5500k was used. Please let me know an or add links
Joe Foe from Buffalo This video should have used the XB35 5500K model bulb. As far as i know the XB50 has only been featured in the specific XB50 video and it was a 5800K.
I have some video up from my EvoXR projector retrofit using XB50 5800K bulbs if interested -Link ruclips.net/video/D3Wy_cLNJrU/видео.html
Will you ever do a video on DAMA Kanji Xenons?
Never heard of them, but if you want to send some - we'd be happy to compare
So the Philips xv2 is more like the Osram night breakers/svs?
Yes, even brighter really
Nice vid :). Did you ever compare the Osram Night Breaker Unlimited?
I don't believe we have come to think of it! we will toss that in the ring next time.
TheRetrofitSource Inc Fab 👍👍
Should I get morimoto xb or oem osram xenarc/oem philips d3s?
You can't really go wrong with any of them.
*What is best projector for high beam?*
Currently the only dedicated high beam projector we have is the Profile Hi-Lens, which works very well. If on the other hand you want a bi-xenon projector with an excellent high beam, the EvoXR 2.0 is very hard to beat! www.theretrofitsource.com/bi-xenon-morimoto-evox-r-2.html
Osram cbb looked brighter overall thanks
please how can i use OSRAM CBB in H7 projector ? thank you
You will need to swap the projector, as that bulb is a D series HID bulb, not an H7 HID bulb. You will need to swap over to the D series projectors, and I have linked the Mini D2S projector kit for you here: www.theretrofitsource.com/bixenon-morimoto-mini-d2s-stage-3-CRK-D2S?quantity=1
@@RetrofitSource Thank you
Not a problem!
My $.02 I have aftermarket headlights in my 06 is250 and they take a H7 bulb originally and could not find a good quality bulb to use (OEM like osram or phillips) and I had a old D2S bulb and I wanted to see if it made a difference by me just holding it loosely in the projector vs the morimoto H7 from TRS and to my surprise THE FIT LIKE A GLOVE in the housing and retained properly, I am running an extension to Hella Gen 3 ballasts but it was a game changer because I could now use OEM bulbs in the cheap aftermarket headlight ($350 pair) vs OEM headlights new = $1,500 pair. Anyways the cutoff is important and it does not blind drivers or crate any ghosting above the cutoff. TRY IT, IT WORKS!
@@nikkabasyuk1 Thank you so much
Question - in the Osram comparison, you showed 460 lux for these bulbs. Now here it's only 365? What do you think happened?
Different ballast / ambient lighting conditions depending on the time we shot. As long as everything within the same test was under the same circumstances, the results would be accurate, but we can't really compare different tests to one another
Different projector or ballast or ambient lighting conditions can cause these kind of discrepancies
why are you using a RHD projector?
All beam patterns matter
HI Could you please xplain the difference between D1s, D2S and D3S seems to be all these having huge price difference ? I Am looking for neutral white with better light distribution wile in low beam and longest& brightest clearity in HIgh beam. Whish is better from OSRAM CBB(D1S, D2s, D3S) OR NBL (D1S, D2s, D3S) OR NB(D1S, D2s, D3S) Note: NBL -Night breaker laser/Nightbreaker, CBB-Cool blue boost?
D1S the igniter is built into the bulb, D2S igniter is twist on, and D3s is a mercury free version of the D1S. All the bulbs are projector based. If you are looking for white definitely get something between 5000k-5500k.
What about d5s
D5S from Morimoto will be much better than OEM D5S - since OEM D5S from Philips is 25w, where as Morimoto is 35w...so about 30% brighter
TheRetrofitSource Inc I'm using a 55w d5s system right now with a relay harness, I just don't like the color, my HID kit comes with bulbs, ballast/igniter, separate so if you have an aftermarket bulb that will fit in the d5s projector housing, I'm interested in buying that. Please lmk
Lmfao I can’t stop looking at you rn damnit
Wow three comments, you're really feelin Matt.
@@RetrofitSource He's my crush rn... and thank to him, I purchased two days ago Osram NBL for my LeonMK2
@@WarrenSean971 Not just you. Check out VLOG 5 and the end of VLOG 2. Hair is on point and that Profile Performance Tee fits him *well*.
Your lux for the CBB is inconsistent with your other video. This video you got 360 lux. While your other video you got 460 lux.
Different projector
I've seen 3 of your videos now that have the Osram CBB comparison using the Morimoto Mini D2S 4.0. One video says 460 Lux, one is 421 Lux and now this one is 364 Lux.
I've noticed that too...the Philips XV Gen2 they have been over 400 in each video, but the CBB not so much, curious why...
sickcrewcab maybe the hids aren’t consistent?
Hi, interested in purchasing a set of D1S from you but can we please get an answer. Your other video says that CBB is king.
Once and for all, what globe is brighter?
Thanks.
what about lifetime for cbb ?
The CBB's have a rated lifespan of 2500 hours.
@@RetrofitSource I bought night breaker d2s I think it is better and I was not sure about life time for cbb
Can I replace D1R by D1S ?
Abdullah Alkhamis yes you can but if you don’t have projectors you will blind people. D2R is designed for reflector, D2R is for projectors.
Xclusiveplayer is correct, One is designed for a reflector and one is designed for a projector.
So the CBBs are basically the same as CBIs
They are different!
Thanks, I went with Morimoto!
Good choice!
Hmm now I wish I would've upgraded my morimotos to a better bulb
D4S PHILLIPS XV2 vs D4S OSRAM CBB.... Which is the better bulb with the best performance?
We are fans of the OSRAM but they are very close.
Hi. Look, I'm not saying you'rr not doing a good job, BUT, you don't do it right. You see, you measure lux just in one point, in the middle, why don't you test the bulbs in the sides? When I drive, I need to see everywhere, not just in a single spot. A bulb is a shit if its gonna have 900lux in the middle and 100lux in the right or left side, am I right? So, you're doing it wrong or you are paid by philips! This is my conclusion
Petrut, you are correct here, and in many other videos where we're comparing the optics of different headlights or projectors, we do take measurements in various parts of the beam pattern. In this case though, if the bulb is brighter in the center, it would be proportionately brighter throughout the rest of the beam compared to the other options. Because of the fact that there are so many different OEM projectors/headlights, it wouldn't make sense to provide specific measurements throughout other parts of the beam since results can vary...but we are confident that relative to other bulbs, the XV2 Philips will out-perform them all around
Dude the audio quality on this video is just trash with clipping and compression. what happened... its so hard to listen
Yeah, audio guy was smoking something that day. Sorry Devan!
Yeah there is something hard to listen to, but it’s not the audio on this video....
devan clements might want to look into your listening equipment because it sounds fine on my end
If someone doesnt complain he will think he got away with it ;)