LET THERE BE LIGHT!! || Testing the NovSight N60 Pro Series LED Headlights
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It's always amazing when something so small can make such a big difference, but that's definitely the case with just a simple headlight upgrade. With all the advances in automotive technology, perhaps one of the best is switching those dull, yellow halogen headlights for some brand new LEDs. Suddenly brightening our world much more than before in a much more clear white picture. This was most certainly the case on my #2014HondaAccord. So for this round, #Novsight got in touch with me and sent over their N60 Pro Series #LEDheadlights to show not only how easy you can upgrade your headlights, but also what value they hold in the current marketplace. 
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Man that fence is literally perfect for testing out beam patterns on headlights!
It's got a good cut off with the projectors, it's nice and bright, looks like it shines 40 to 50 ft away in front of the car.
Seems like aftermarket LED headlight bulbs are getting better as the years progress 👍🏽
Any issues until now with these great bulbs? Like melting wire. I hope not, please let us know. And keep doing like this great video 👍🏻
How are these compared to hikari titanova?
Exactly I wanna know myself
Have you had any issues with other drivers being blinded or the police pulling you over?
Looks like a solid beam pattern. Do you ever get flashed at night?
There is a problem such as melting cables or causing damage with 200 watt bulbs ?
I ordered H11 on Amazon for $66.38 after 20% off plus tax = $72.69 on 24 February 2023. I'm going to replace factory halogen fogs. And I'm going to connect them via 12v relay, with 12AWG PURE COPPER WIRE and make them trigger of a daylight driving lights instead of factoryon/off, so I have them on every time the car starts. Not taking any chances if wiring in my Mercedes are going to melt or not using those LEDs. Better be safe than sorry.
They're not 100w per bulb the real usage is around 61w, saw the test in other channel so maybe there's not a risk of melting the cables because they will use around 6w more than stock.
I have these bulbs and I think it is even not legal because it is just too powerful on a mazda 3 2012