6000K vs 6500K LED Headlights: Which One is Right for You? [2023]

Are you considering upgrading your vehicle's headlights to LED bulbs? In this informative video, we dive into the key differences between 6000K and 6500K LED headlights to help you make an informed decision. Discover how these two color temperatures affect visibility, style, and overall driving experience. We explore the benefits and drawbacks of each option and provide valuable insights to help you choose the perfect LED headlights for your needs.
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[@JakesRwild]

This could have been a 30 second video, you just literally looped the same information four times with different stock photos of cars that didn't even have the output of the lights that you were talking about.

[@quixkiwi5337]

AND, the person couldn't even be bothered using the correct microphone, thus we ONLY heard stereo music with his RH only, microphone..
Really pisses me off when uploaders don't get their AUDIO correct, so forget about getting his lights right eh?

[@betod3113]

Wow thanks for the info 65k it is just don't want yellow light in my truck..

[@SalaiThangte]

we want to see how it looks on same vehicle at same environmental condition, not those videos from different vehicles

[@adonic85]

I installed 6,500 k LED headlights from NOVSIGHT MINI SERIES and they are just right. They don't blind oncoming traffic. I have kept my headlight dipper on 0 which means they are fully up not dipped and goes straight on the on coming drivers face but none no one not a single car has flashed me. Another advantage is that I can use them in broad day sunlight and car from the oncoming still don't flash me.

[@JakesRwild]

That's because it's daylight and your headlights don't bother people when it's already bright outside. 😳. Tell us next about how when it's windy out that means the wind is blowing.

[@adonic85]

Ok

[@doug774]

Bad video does not show color comparisons

[@MrTactical45]

Very good video my man! Informative and good speaking. Appreciate that 👍🏻

[@JakesRwild]

😂😂