Lasfit LAair ALL IN ONE LED Headlight Upgrade Review and Lux Test - Small but Bright!
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2023
- This is the review and lux test of the Lasfit LAair All-In-One LED headlight
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▬ A NOTE ON USING LED LIGHTS AS HALOGEN BULB REPLACEMENTS ▬
Aim your headlights AT LEAST once a year and ALWAYS after replacing the bulbs.
If the cutoff is bad or you can’t aim them accurately or the light output scatters, it is NOT safe to use. Try a different style of LED or one with a lower output that will be more compatible with your light housing. See my other videos for more reviews.
When I use the word “headlights”, I am referring to legal off-road use or fog light use only as replacing factory halogen bulbs with LEDs for headlights in the US is not currently legal nor a DOT approved practice. This video is only for informational purposes for using LED lights legally. Check your local laws and regulations.
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This is the review and lux test of the Lasfit LAair All-In-One LED headlight
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I can only speak from experience but after owning several different types of bulbs from Lasfit- interior and exterior, their customer service is top-notch if anything goes wrong. Their blinkers are insanely bright too.
Those turn signals from lasfit, their using 3030 SMD led chips.
They are damn bright as hell and I love it. But imagine, if they put a bubble dome to increase the brightness, that would be more insane and I would love to have those.
I have to agree. I was a sylvania guy, until I discovered lasfit…
Very informative and helpful informations. Thank you for sharing and more power to you and your channel.
Very much for the kind words!
Thx for the review.
No problem!
Very good review as always ! The Luxsters I bought in July are absolutely awesome !! (In a Projector light) . No issues at all. The Morimoto 2 Stroke 3.0 are the best I’ve had for my DRLs. Every other LEDs were still too bright in DRL mode. 👍
Those Morimoto 2stroke 3.0 are amazing. And it creates the perfect beam pattern. And morimoto are known to make an arguably the perfect beam pattern. 🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️🔥❤️🔥
@@toyotabrony Very true ! They really thought out those LEDs.
@@Mr.Worf63 from led bulbs, to led sealed beams for jeeps and Harley’s, to classic sealed beam, period correct classic headlights that’s collab with Holley.
Love your reviews. Just a suggestion, when you're showing the light output, you should show not only the initial output, but the retained output as well. Especially when you do the comparison shots.
Thanks! Just look at initial output image and imagine it dimmer. Turn your monitor brightness down if it helps. 😆
🤣😂@@CarLightReviews
Please review the Lucas Lighting L3 & L5 bulbs. I'm interested to see how they perform. Thanks so much for your reviews!
1) @4:22 Since we have very good LEDs now wish we get SAE & DOT approved LED bulbs to be used as low beams on public roads.
2) @8:24 I also wish you have the ability to test the light out put distance using cones or something to show how far and wide the light output is. Many claim that H9 halogen conversion will out perform H11 LEDs how far the light would reach and how wide the light pattern is.
3) @8:24 May be also measure the glare over the cutoff line compared to stock H11 halogen.
Dude. Even if it’s not DOT approved. U can still get them. Heck I sended and I’m running Lasfit LD plus switchback h11 low beams and these LAair 9005 high beams. And it’s amazingly bright with a great beam pattern for low beams and very nice shooting the light in the logg by distance on high beams.
Just buy them and u will be very happy.
@CarLightReviews
Thank you for the wonderful reviews.
However it would be great if you could make a summary review among the best Led lights for Projectors and reflectors. It would help us to get better understanding of who is the champion among champions.
What is most important in an LED lighting upgrade for YOUR needs that would make it a "champion"? 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!
thanks
You're welcome!
As someone who works in the car electronics industry the best LED lights I've encountered are the Lucas Lighting L5 series lights. They are expensive at $450 for a set of lights but outperform everything weve compared it against by a significant margin, it would be interesting to see you test a set one day.
There's been a few requests for those. In your opinion, what makes them so good?
Holy crap that's expensive. I imagine the average consumer is looking to spend no more than the rough cost of what high end halogens cost. In my case, the halogen bulbs keep burning out. This is probably due to the nature of my work between running my headlights up to 16hrs a day and a significant amount of offroading(vibration). Obviously LED are the best choice to being resilient to vibration... was a lifesaver with bulbs by front doors years ago. Used to replace a regular incandescent every 4mo or so until those babies came out. But yah, need something for work that's good at helping me spot hundreds of manholes at night with long run times and resilient to vibration. Just not 450 bucks worth. My boss is pretty generous but I'd have a heck of a time justifying that price even to someone as reckless with money as him. 😅
@@AltruisticWarriorthey also have 460 dollar lug nuts made from titanium. If you can think it, you can buy it
Compare from Lasfit LAair vs. LA plus and LD plus switchback.
The LA and LD runs 200 degrees Fahrenheit LESS than LAair. According to bulbfacts.
For LA plus it makes 96 degrees, and LD plus is 86 degrees and I’m guessing the external driver of the LD plus should be around 130 degrees. And LD plus is 2 watts more than LAair and LA plus is 1 watt more than LAair. And the
But I cannot wait to see more Lasfit led bulb test from u Mr. @CarLightReview.
I truly cannot wait to see ur next video. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Could you please review and add to the comparison table 35w and 55w HID bulbs?
@CarLightReviews Could you do a quick black friday offers video? :D Maybe some of them dropped in prices and are a catch ? :)
When are you testing Osram 50 watt Led
If I want an led bulbs for low beams that we use them the most everyday or night. An external driver is a better one. For high beams I can use an external driver too. But with all in one internal driver is better choice for that for high beams and fog light use.
But the Lasfit LA plus is one of the only led bulbs that has, the lowest temperature and performs much better than the rest of the all in one unit led bulbs out there, and the most reliable as well.
And that is the LA plus. I still believe those are excellent for low beams compare to an led bulb with external driver. The heat dissipation is remarkable from LA plus.
Can you test led fog lights... I'm really interested in the Lasfit Switchback... Their fog lights that switch between white and amber
Can you start testing reverse light bulbs and turn signals too?
Considering upgrading to some L's models lasfits
Can you please test the new Auxbeam Q30 Series.
Novsight released their new N70 series. 120W per bulb.
QUESTION - If your vehicle's manual says it's 55 watts for low beams, and 65 watts for high...with two separate sets of halogens....what watts of LED do I get? Should I not exceed that? I have projectors for low beams, and reflectors for high in a 2021 Ford EcoSport SE. What about the anti-flicker wiring? See...I know nothing of this stuff, but after acquiring this vehicle...the headlights are just too dim. I had a friend ask if my lights were even on! Also would like some bright yellow ones for the fog lights. Anti-flickers wiring for those, too? Need everything as waterproof as possible. I don't know what to get!
Hi there! I decided to buy these bulbs for my 2006 Lexus GX 470 low beams based on your review and your spreadsheet. But I have something weird. There I no cutoff line. It’s just a blob of light. And I keep spinning the adjusters on the GX and nothing seems to change. Ideas? Should I return these and get something different?
This is very similar to the M3 model from 5 years ago and the M5P that I was selling two years ago.
And big difference between the light output, because of the wattage difference, and heat temperature builts up.
Between LAair and M3. The M3 gets 121 degrees Fahrenheit, and LAair 235 degrees Fahrenheit. Huge difference. 22 watts for M3 and 26 watts for LAair. Huge difference.
we need to see that autozone led test...
U mean Sylvania - SL.BX2 led bulbs? I’m waiting for that too
On your spreadsheet, some Lux reading have comma, some don't. That lead to it not sorting correctly. Thank you for work
Thanks for that! I believe that I have fixed it. Let me know if you find other formatting issues!
Maybe I'm limiting me search time too much. There seems to be little to no testing for 9007 series bulbs. Those test would be helpful across a wide range of price points.
I just bought a 2024 Nissan Sentra and it does not have LED headlights. What would you recommend for my car? I had LED's in my last car and can't stand the dull halogen lights. Thanks!
Cool
Thanks!
Test hella retrofit please
Still waiting for a review on rpm956 led bulbs
Can you do a review on the Torchbeam 130w
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll look into it.
Can you recommend a all in 1 light? Im looking for your recommendation as to which one you would choose if you had too. Im looking to upgrade from my lucas ones which is mx and would like a recommendation.
For ur low if u have a separate low beam and high beam.
I would recommend Auxito - M3 for low beam since the the heat is very cooled. And Lasfit LAair for the high power version. And because the heat builts up higher.
121 degrees Fahrenheit for the auxito M3 because it makes 2250 lumens per bulb.
And Lasfit - LAair makes 26 watts per bulb. Making between 2600-2700 lumens per bulb, and heat when up to 235 degrees Fahrenheit.
The cooler the led bulb makes, the more efficient it will take and it will last in the long run.
Would anyone have a *H3 LED* bulb recommandation please ? most reviewed don't exist in H3 ....
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Can you review HR led headlight 9006 experts comes with life time warranty and it's on sale For $99 from $200 please thank you
Auxito - Q16 vs. Lasfit - LAair
20 feet
Reflector headlight
3000+ lux vs. 2600+ lux
After 27 minutes for retention and heat management
Q16 retains 70% vs. LAair retains 78%
Q16 temperature built up to 168* degrees Fahrenheit
LAair temperature built up to 235* degrees Fahrenheit.
Price and warranty:
Q16 $86 bucks a pair and 2 year warranty.
And LAair $75 bucks a pair and 1 year warranty.
Both are very very competitive to each other.
I truly thought the Q16 was hotter. But I was wrong.
For Q16 that makes 42.8 watts per bulb and produce 168 degrees Fahrenheit is not that bad at all.
It’s on a warmer side.
While lasfit LAair is 235* degrees Fahrenheit. That’s quite on the hot side.
I’m running lasfit LAair 9005 high beams led bulbs.
I don’t use my high beams often except, every early in the morning, I always take the same direction from home to work, and always start with the curvy road with forest, with no light post for the next 2 minutes. And after that. That’s it.
I use them barely.
So these produce 2680 lumens per bulb, and over 2000+ lux on high beam reflector is still amazing bright and I love it.
I hate my orientation. It’s not the led bulb design. It’s how it came from the factory.
I been told and want to know, that Q16 is indeed adjustable, I say that because there’s a Philip screw right by the yellow rubber grommet.
And they even have it on 9005 high beams bulbs. But the it’s half block. And it looked like it can still manage to adjust.
If the Q16 all in one unit led bulb is actually adjustable, I’m definitely gettin the Q16.
Not just because it’s a lot brighter than my LAair. But because of the orientation of the led bulb.
The beam pattern, the brightness, and even the hotspot. I was very surprise how it was still usable light output. I still get a nice hotspot with a nice wide spread of light output.
It acts like a combo beam of spot and wide. My led bulbs on high beams are position on the passenger side is 7-2 o’clock, and the driver side is position at 10-4 o’clock of the led chips facing.
I hated lol but it performs well so no complains.
Still, like I said if the 9005 Q16 is indeed adjustable because I can see the tiny hole has Philips screw, I’m definitely getting that for not just for brighter lights, but fix the orientation of the led bulb.
I’m still rockin my LAair 9005.
But I want the Q16.
As soon as I found out if it is.
Definitely buying it.
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How does the Lasfit LA Air compare to the LA Plus? When I spoke with Lasfit tech support, they recommended LA Plus over the LA Air, which I thought was odd since the Air is newer and stronger.
Because the Lasfit - LA plus is more reliable.
According to bulbfacts.
The LA plus is 96 degrees Fahrenheit.
That’s the biggest difference.
The downside, I also spoke with lasfit.
And LA plus will be replace this year to LAair.
But Lasfit already redesign the LAair. And it’s more beefier, larger cooling fan, twin copper heat pipes. And hopefully it can be almost as cool of the temperature as the LA plus.
The only downside, is it’s an all in one unit. No more 360 adjustable collar.
Which is sad because it’s very handy to some cars with halogen bulbs that had offset connectors.
Like my 2015 lifted Scion xB 9005 high beam is off, and my brother in law’s 2005 Toyota sienna, both 9006 low and 9005 high are off angle.
The LC plus and LA plus is a lifesaver for that.
For ability to adjust the orientation for the perfect beam pattern.
Thanks for the info.@@toyotabrony I actually tried both the LA Air and LA Plus. I hope that I received the new LA Air. The LA Air is definitely brighter than the LA Plus. The Plus as decent but the throw of the light wasn't much further than my stock halogen bulbs.
Review the X-7Seven Kronos please.
Will be testing some new X-77 lights in the near future. Stay tuned!
Just found your channel. Do you have any plans to test HIDs?
Yes. Coming soon...
@@CarLightReviewsThanks I have an 10 year old plug and play DDM 55w kit in my truck with projectors. I've been struggling to find bulbs that don't have a bad pattern the last few years. Seem like everyone only talks about custom housings or LEDs anymore. Or maybe there are just no good bulbs for these setups anymore.
@@dozerboyd8784 You've been driving with poor headlight output for YEARS? Super dangerous if true. What vehicle, what headlight assembly, etc. HID's do indeed degrade over time...so if 10 years, you are likely due for a renewal.
@@CarLightReviews 2006 GMC Denali with factory projector housings. No I've replaced the bulbs every 5 years or so. It's only they last few years all the bulbs I have tried don't have a very good pattern. They are still fine for driving, but have hot spots. It's my weekend truck, so doesn't get driven a lot. Just doesn't seem like there are a lot of options for 9005 bulb replacements.
I ordered these couple hours ago and they are gonna super bright! 7,600 lumens!!
It’s not 7600 lumens. That’s in pairs. Remember what lasfit specs are. They are telling with real numbers.
Realized, when it’s 35 watts it supposed to be 3500 lumens, but they said 3800 lumens.
I have them on my 2015 lifted Scion xB 9005 high beam. And it amazingly and stupidly bright.
But after he observes the led bulb wattage. It makes 26 watts. So that’s 2600 lumens per bulb. In pair is 5200 lumens. It’s still significantly bright.
These u will be very very happy in night time.
Are these street legal?
@@antoniobustamante548 not sure but I do like them they are bright installed them 2 weeks ago
@@antoniobustamante548 even if it is or not, DOT or not DOT.
Just get these led bulbs if u want.
I would run them to see better regardless.
That depends on where you live. Replacing factory halogen bulbs with LEDs for headlights in the US is not currently legal nor a DOT approved practice. However, you might see that they are often marketed as fog lights... Even though they make headlight sizes.
Can you test S4 from headlight revolution ???
U mean S-V.4?
Please make a video of best LED light of the year.
I will! Promise!😁
@@CarLightReviews🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 this is gonna be sweet
Hi
We miss your videos.
Recovering from surgery, but working on more! Hang in there.
My car has halogen headlights is 50W. Can I put a 100W led as a replacement?
Yes u can.
Does anyone know if you need to drill holes on the dust cap of the headlight assembly? Currently upgrading my Chevy traverse’s headlights, but the dust cap thing is air tight so I’m assuming it won’t let the fan get any fresh air.
Common question, but no...you should not drill holes. It is air tight for a reason...which is to keep junk out of your headlight assembly. It doesn't need "fresh air" as a halogen bulb is 3x hotter than the hottest LED replacement I have tested.
@@CarLightReviews Using your spreadsheet to shop for LED headlights is incredible! For me personally, one of the most important data sets in your spreadsheet is heat management along with temperature @ 27 mins.
Love your reviews and efforts. You certainly are a treasure in the wild west of LED tech. Would like to point out that though halogens are 3x hotter, they also do not require a fan to preserve delicate chips and circuit, but LED apparently do require cooling hence the fans. Maybe not a good idea to make direct comparisons of halogen heat and heat diffusion to LED heat and diffusion.
Plz tell me what fit Tucson 2023
Remove the existing lightbulb that's in it and look at the designation on it. It should show the size. Or, consult your owner manual.
When are you going to test Canbus compatibility?
The answer to that is never.🤣 And the reason why is that it is more dependent upon the vehicle than the light being introduced to it. Some vehicles are more sensitive to aftermarket headlight upgrades and others. I wish I had the ability to test every car on the planet, but for now I am just one man. Sorry, this is not the answer you were looking for.🫤
@@CarLightReviews I completely understand and I do think that despite no having access to every car I'm the market you might be able still to test it. If, for example, you measure any light resistance and publish it, owners of vehicle with canbus might be able to look up in the vehicle data sheet if they are compatible. Another test that might be easy to add to your suite is the flashing error some canbus car have with LED lights. If your power supply permit square wave output you can publish the frequency in witch the light bulbs output stays constant. Those 2 test can help a lot of modern car owners make informed purchase decision. And by the way, that you for your time, response and work helping people get better lights
i Own a Kia Sorento 2019 Projector Light((allogène) I Am in Quebec (Canada) lots of snow and cold temperature . I don't know what bulb to chose. CAN you help me please! Thank you
Unfortunately, I can't suggest a recommendation for specific vehicles as I can't test them all, I am sorry to say. That's why I can offer a baseline reference. However, I do suggest that you review my headlight data spreadsheet here: carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and use that data to guide your decision. Sorry I cannot be more specific to your needs!
thanks for youre time my friend. i will keep following your video to make up my mind :) keep up the good work happy Holliday
Is there a way to contact you to make a review of a product?
info@carlightreviews.com
Can we get our hopes up for a 2023 Best LED Headlight Awards video?
Yes, but it may be a bit after the turn of the year.
@@CarLightReviews Noice! I have a category recommendation: Best Compact
@@natetribThanks for the suggestion! I didn't manage to get as many tests in this year as I would like...so the categories might be trimmed down. If there is competition for that title, I will incorporate it. Again, cool suggestion.
Please email info@crlightreviews.com with your shipping address and I'll get a couple of little pieces of CLR swag sent your way.
@@CarLightReviews Wow cool thank you!!
Buddy please review AUXBEAM gx ultra 240 watt 4300k❤❤❤❤❤
They have a 4300K version now??
@@toyotabrony yes
@@user-oo2pw4we6ior is it a switchback for 6500k white, 4300k of white and yellow, and 3000k yellow?
Also that 40,000 per set lumens is total bs. That’s hot real numbers.
And 240 watts per set is way to much power to handle.
Wait til car light reviews made an observation, and it will tell us the real wattage. If it’s like 60 watts per bulbs that mean it’s 6000 lumens per bulb.
That’s how it works. Not 40,000. Because that’s on led light bar territory.
Hello, could you make a video of the top 3 most powerful spotlights?
Spotlights?
@@CarLightReviews led lights*... Sorry
Or leds bulbs*...
@@tavovvel77 Have a look at my data spreadsheet carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs and note columns R, T, V and X
That looks 95% exactly like a Auxito M3.
My thoughts exaclty. Just more modern cutting edge design, and more wattage, and heat management difference.
My family’s 2017 Toyota sienna LE is running Auxito - M3 9005 high beam. And I’m runnin Lasfit LAair 9005 high beams.
My high beams are way brighter than their M3’s 🤣🤣🤣🤣 but we love them both.
M3 and the M5P that I use to sell a few years ago.
@@DiamondVisionLEDis the M5P also look similar between M3 and LAair?
I’m sure different design and wattage.
@@DiamondVisionLED I saw one of ur video. The shape and the design of the M5P, it does look like the M3. The only difference is that the cooling fan, is half blocked by the air vents. While auxito M3 are full exposed cooling fan.
What’s the wattage on those M5P?
@@toyotabrony the M5P was the brightest all-in-one and I sold it in 2021-2022. It was 45W. But when the FX5 came out (not all in one design) it was 55W and brighter. But still people were more interested in the F7 and then F9 since those are the brightest model I was carrying.
According to their own web site, these are 100% illegal for street use as a headlight. Go check for yourself.
I don't have to check, I mention this in every video I release. I put this in the description:
▬ A NOTE ON USING LED LIGHTS AS HALOGEN BULB REPLACEMENTS ▬
Aim your headlights AT LEAST once a year and ALWAYS after replacing the bulbs.
If the cutoff is bad or you can’t aim them accurately or the light output scatters, it is NOT safe to use. Try a different style of LED or one with a lower output that will be more compatible with your light housing. See my other videos for more reviews.
When I use the word “headlights”, I am referring to legal off-road use or fog light use only as replacing factory halogen bulbs with LEDs for headlights in the US is not currently legal nor a DOT approved practice. This video is only for informational purposes for using LED lights legally. Check your local laws and regulations.
@@CarLightReviews so you did check…great.
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Calm down dude. Realize it takes a lot of time to record, editing, switch the led bulbs in comparison and halogen, all those things