EconoLed HDL HID "equivalent" CREE Plasma High Power P13W LED Bulbs For Chevy Camaro Daytime/Fog Lights, Xenon White

Fits and works good, color fairly accurate, not real bright but looks good. Had a lens pop off the front of one them after some hard bumps... Fished it out of the fixture and reinstalled with a little adhesive... Good as new. No real issues with at all.

Not as bright as I thought they were going to be, but they really enhance the car's appearance, in the day and night. But I am happy I purchased them.

Read a lot of reviews before I decided to make this purchase. Was a bit concerned that there was a lot of bad reports. My order came very quick and was less than 5 mins to install. Was all excited at how much better they made my car look. After installing them I went for a spin to show them off. Got two blocks from the house and the light on the drivers side went out. Was upset then thought, you get what you pay for. I bought extra because they were cheap and decided to replace what I thought was a bad light. Only to find out that the person who installed it (that would be me) did not snap the light all the way in the socket. Made the correct connection and everything is working great. Would recommend to anyone that ask.

I have 15,000 miles on my 2011 Camaro SS & I've gone thru 2 pairs of these fog light bulbs. Different sellers, but same style. They appeared to be identical. Like many Camaro owners, I have my fog lights wired to stay on with my headlights. Maybe that has something to do with it, but I'm also thinking I'll go with a standard LED next time.

LED replacement bulbs for the Camaro's daytime running lights (DRL) are all over the map in cost & type of LEDs used. The stock incandescent bulbs glow an ugly yellow color, and that's made all the more noticeable by the bluish-white HID headlights and LED halo rings. A lot of places are selling them for around a hundred bucks a pair, so I figured I'd gamble on these for $38, and I'm glad I did.These are a brilliant blue-white, and far brighter than the stock bulbs. Color temperature isn't specified, but they are a good match to the HID/halo lights, perhaps a bit more blue.The build quality is solid, I don't see any of the problems that others have mentioned.The P13W bulbs are for the 2010 to mid-year 2012 Camaro. Part way through the 2012 model year Chevy switched to the PSX26W bulb, so if you've got a 2012, I'd pull a bulb and check it before buying.

Not bright as seen in the photos

Just installed these and they look amazing. If you have a ramp or jacks you do not need to unsrcew the wheel well or turn the wheels to do it. There is plenty of space to get I have giant hands and it was and easy install and took about ten minutes. You literally turn the light to pop it out of the holder. The light simply unplugs. Plug in the new light, put it back in, turn to lock in place, and youre in business! I have the camaro RS with HID halo lights and these lights are brighter than the headlights!!! They look great.

At FIRST they looked great! Bright. White. Easy install. No problems!After 6 months I was behind a truck that showed the reflection of the front of my car and I realized half of the LED's on both units had failed and were flickering. Only 6 months and they quit. Crap. Good news is Amazon refunded the money! Thanks!