and just went for the philips vision+ last time.
I used GE super bright or mega bright, can not remember exactly what they were called
Nightbreaker Lasers here, ~30 months old in one car, ~20 months old in another, and ~7 months old in a third. Im curious about these 18-24 month guaranteed failure ideas... are they blowing in that time or are they just getting dimmer, or what?
If one goes soon I'll probably go for Twenty20 Daylight 150s or the Nightbreak Lasers again. If the new Phillips RacingVision GT200s were available in H1s I'd grab them, but they arent...!
Judging in months is entirely pointless as the life expectancy is measured in hours - someone who only drives half an hour a day and only in the dark when it's winter, could get a good few years worth before they hit Philips quoted 450h for the Pro150s.
Someone who spends most of their time driving in the dark for an hour long each way commute might tear through that 450h estimate in a year of use.
Judging in months is entirely pointless as the life expectancy is measured in hours - someone who only drives half an hour a day and only in the dark when it's winter, could get a good few years worth before they hit Philips quoted 450h for the Pro150s.
Someone who spends most of their time driving in the dark for an hour long each way commute might tear through that 450h estimate in a year of use.