True Philips Deep Golden Yellow X-treme 2700K LED fogs available from HIDCONCEPT.COM

[mike@hidconcept]

PHILIPS 2700K X-treme Ultinon LED Golden Yellow for H8/H11/H16
For those who have been waiting for true deep golden yellow for fogs, you might want to check this out.
It is currently on super hot sale at $139.99 (reg. $179.99).
You can also take an advantage of our holidays sale discount; 10% OFF.
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The promo runs until 12/25.
Let us know if you have any questions.
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[Demringstho864]

What makes these better then say a yellow bulb, or a 3000K hid kit that can be had for a quarter of the price ???

[JeriQo]

What makes these better then say a yellow bulb, or a 3000K hid kit that can be had for a quarter of the price ???

youre spending more for the brand. i got 4 H11 6000k fog bulbs on ebay for $5 bucks lol. you cant tell the difference between piaas and these

[mike@hidconcept]

What makes these better then say a yellow bulb, or a 3000K hid kit that can be had for a quarter of the price ???

Actually, there are quite many differences.
- HID kit on fogs is not really recommended way since it can blind on-coming traffic.
- glare issue (when using standard d2s-based HID kit). These LED's are designed to have correct lighting beam pattern facing downwards to shine toe ground only.
- Most 3000K HID kits do not give true deep golden yellow like these LED's. (PHILIPS LED's do give the most yellow color IMO. If you are fan of 3000K HID kit, we have them as well. :D)
- Brand name. Philips is known for its quality.
- BTW, these LEDs do give 2200lm (stock halogen is around 1200lm +/-, HID generally gives 3200 lm +/-)

[mike@hidconcept]

youre spending more for the brand. i got 4 H11 6000k fog bulbs on ebay for $5 bucks lol. you cant tell the difference between piaas and these

Glad that you found bargain on those LED's.
You are not comparing these Philips to $5 LED though, right? lol

[JeriQo]

Glad that you found bargain on those LED's.
You are not comparing these Philips to $5 LED though, right? lol

not the phillips. to the piaas

[treginginco]

A couple of questions

1: Do these already have resistors so a light warning isn't thrown?
2: I have the "cornering light" function activated thru VAGCom..... will these bulbs dim like the incandescent bulbs do right now?

That is all.

[SleeperCar]

Actually, there are quite many differences.
- HID kit on fogs is not really recommended way since it can blind on-coming traffic.
- glare issue (when using standard d2s-based HID kit). These LED's are designed to have correct lighting beam pattern facing downwards to shine toe ground only.
- Most 3000K HID kits do not give true deep golden yellow like these LED's. (PHILIPS LED's do give the most yellow color IMO. If you are fan of 3000K HID kit, we have them as well. :D)
- Brand name. Philips is known for its quality.
- BTW, these LEDs do give 2200lm (stock halogen is around 1200lm +/-, HID generally gives 3200 lm +/-)

this answered my question i posted in the S4 section...thanks Mike...ill stick with my HIDs since i really like blinding oncoming traffic

[mike@hidconcept]

They should not give error message as we already tested on B8 A4, B8.5 A5, Porsche Cayenne, and Porsche Macan.
No fault was found.
Sorry but I'm not sure about cornering lights though...
It should dim down but at faster pace.

[ekyp]

A couple of questions

1: Do these already have resistors so a light warning isn't thrown?
2: I have the "cornering light" function activated thru VAGCom..... will these bulbs dim like the incandescent bulbs do right now?

That is all.

I have the regular white LED Philips X-treme Ultinon for my fog light.
True plug and play with no error. I have the 'cornering light' enabled as well and the led would also dim in and out (similar to the OEM incandescent)

[mike@hidconcept]

I have the regular white LED Philips X-treme Ultinon for my fog light.
True plug and play with no error. I have the 'cornering light' enabled as well and the led would also dim in and out (similar to the OEM incandescent)

Awesome!

[treginginco]

I have the regular white LED Philips X-treme Ultinon for my fog light.
True plug and play with no error. I have the 'cornering light' enabled as well and the led would also dim in and out (similar to the OEM incandescent)

Great ---- Thank you!

[mike@hidconcept]

Great ---- Thank you!

Thanks!

[mike@hidconcept]

Sorry for those who saw 'out of stock' message.
Please don't worry as we just received new shipment in.

[SleeperCar]

Mike...why dont they make HIDs that are lower than 3k? i want like a 2200K DEEP yellow fog

[KFizz]

I have a very similar set of Philips LED fog lights and they do work with the cornering lights feature.

[mike@hidconcept]

Mike...why dont they make HIDs that are lower than 3k? i want like a 2200K DEEP yellow fog

Not sure why but these 2700K LED's give enough deep yellow color.
I think that these are yellower than any 3000K HID kits you can find IMO.

[SleeperCar]

Not sure why but these 2700K LED's give enough deep yellow color.
I think that these are yellower than any 3000K HID kits you can find IMO.

yea i already have the 3000k Blesk installed. thanks for the info

[Shimmy]

Bump for TheFifthDagree

[B7AudiSline]

Bump for TheFifthDagree

LOL

[99r6]

Anyone have a picture of these installed?

[mike@hidconcept]

Happy Saturday.
Just wanted to let you know, if you order $200 or more, you can save 20%. Use coupon code; HAPPY20.

[macscac]

i would also like to see photos of them in action..

[Shimmy]

^ i'm running some cheap yellow bulbs at the moment. Would love to see this in a vid or pic.

[COLD13]

Will these help to improve vision during nighttime rainy driving? OEM fogs do a little since they are more yellow than the HID headlights but I would imagine a more yellow would be more beneficial? Would an LED bulb give the same effect as a standard bulb?

[dscline]

OEM fogs do a little since they are more yellow than the HID headlights but I would imagine a more yellow would be more beneficial?

The OEM fogs do little because a 55w halogen bulb doesn't produce much more than a third of the output of an OEM HID bulb. On top of that, it's in a much less efficient housing. So they're hardly noticeable when the HIDs are already on. If you want something that produces noticeable light, you need something with much more lumen output than a 55w halogen bulb. As far as whether or not there are any benefits to yellow, there's a good article about that here.

[COLD13]

The OEM fogs do little because a 55w halogen bulb doesn't produce much more than a third of the output of an OEM HID bulb. On top of that, it's in a much less efficient housing. So they're hardly noticeable when the HIDs are already on. If you want something that produces noticeable light, you need something with much more lumen output than a 55w halogen bulb. As far as whether or not there are any benefits to yellow, there's a good article about that here.

Thanks for the info, that is actually a pretty interesting read. This is my first car with HIDs and they are great until you get on black pavement in rain. Lighter color pavement in rain seems fine but the blackest pavement makes the light bounce away as if the road is a mirror leaving me questioning if my headlights are even on. I've have never experienced this before I drove with HIDs. Maybe it has to do with getting older as well, haha.

[mike@hidconcept]

Will these help to improve vision during nighttime rainy driving? OEM fogs do a little since they are more yellow than the HID headlights but I would imagine a more yellow would be more beneficial? Would an LED bulb give the same effect as a standard bulb?

Yes, yellow fogs are not for the look only but to increase visibility on foggy and wet road surface. It actually does help a lot.

[mike@hidconcept]

Sale ends tomorrow.
Happy Holidays!

[JeriQo]

I have the regular white LED Philips X-treme Ultinon for my fog light.
True plug and play with no error. I have the 'cornering light' enabled as well and the led would also dim in and out (similar to the OEM incandescent)

how does the cornering fog light work?
does it turn where you turn? not that i think its possible but i have a p+ and that setting can be enabled on the carista app

[dscline]

how does the cornering fog light work?
does it turn where you turn?

Yes, if your headlights are on, the fog light on one side will turn on when you either use the turn signal, or turn the wheel in that direction. But it doesn't just turn on/off like they do when you use the fog light switch, they fade in/out, which is a concern for some lighting types, particularly HIDs which aren't intended to be dimmed.