$28.93 for the Philips 9006 X-treme Power &amp; $39.95 for the Philips 9006 55w XPS2 x New Low Beam Headlight Bulbs D2 . What's the difference ?
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Jerry, I'm not entirely sure? I don't think you can really go wrong with the Philips 9006 X-treme Power though and I highly recommend them. My night vision is horrid and these definitely help tremendously with my night visibility. You could easily go with the cheaper of the two and still get great bulbs in my opinion.
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I found this comparison page - https://www.usa.philips.com/c-etc/philips/b2c/compareproducts.html?locale=en_US&ct;n=SCD570/10,SCD560/10,SCD535/00. It looks like the three differences are 1) charging stand 2) vibration alert and 3) 3 sound lights instead of 5
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They actually had them on here last month for $9.99 with free shipping for Prime for the 9006 6000K - all in all a pretty nice deal. But it was ONLY hte 9006 - 6000K. All the others were around $39.99 with free shipping for Prime, except the ones I wanted which were $39.99 + $9.99 shipping. With that being said, if you don't actually need them right this minute it may be worth waiting until they are at the price you want, as the price seems to fluctuate quite frequently and seems to end up back at $9.99 The only caveat with these is be sure to check the individual bulb itself to be sure that it matches what the box says it is and that it matches what you ordered. One 9005 kit I ordered came with one 9006 bulb and one 9005 bulb and one 9006 6000K kit I ordered came with two 9006 8000K bulbs in it. I had to order 5 seperate kits to get 2 that actually had what I ordered in the box - but they were great when I got the right ones.
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It would appear the package is a FL5w10L ("L" for Low Power??) when the unit I bought in hand here is a FL5w10. All other literature on the W10 on other sites says "up to 500 Lumen" Since it has high and low power, and I tested it with a Gossen LunaPro and it put out a wee bit over 500 lumen at 10'. The confusing part here is the W9 is suppose to be 192 lumen, so I don't know where the 120 lumen may have come from... and even older package? Good light at one of the best prices on the net.
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well, I have a buddy that has purchased the the 55w. There is a definate brightness difference however, he gets flashed constantly by on coming traffic and has been pulled over by the law due to the brightness. I am happy with the 35W. not sure if this truly answered your actual question.
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I would go by the item description as opposed to the picture. They keep upgrading the LEDs... If you order the 700 and find it has been upgraded to the 750... Great! And if you order a 750 and get a 700... Return it to Amazon. But I wouldn't order something that says 700 (even if the picture says 750) and be upset when a 700 arrived. Frankly... if you can find the 700 for substantially cheaper than the 750... I'd say it would be a no-brainer.
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I think the lesser price was when it first came out and that was for the model without the headlights. Get the headlights, they make a huge difference. **hint** look around for this. One store which always offers 20% coupon has this...hint-hint... with free shipping.
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The 9006 kit is for your low beams. There are some special kits for 9005 day light bulbs, but i haven't tried it myself though.
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The 9006 is actually shown as being the fog light bulb for your vehicle. If you want to replace the low beam bulbs you would need to purchase the H7. High beam is shown as being an H1. Please let me know if you have further questions. O'Donnell's Auto Parts, LLC
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I am sorry that I do not know the difference between the bulbs except for price. Possibly, your local auto parts store have experienced employees that may know the difference, if any. If you do not get a satisfactory answer, I believe the cheaper 9006 X-treme would be the right move.
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I'm going to take a guess here any say the headlight optics are making the difference. Our pathfinder light throw seems to be weak so that is why I go with the brighter bulbs.
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This bulb is listed as 55/65 watts by Philips, or the same as OEM. It puts out more power as light, meaning less as heat (total power is heat energy + light energy, if light energy goes up then heat energy goes down) so should produce slightly less heat within the headlight housing as compared with OEM (since more of the energy is going out the front of the headlight as light).
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I shopped for LED bulbs to replace everything in our home. If you shop at the eBay you can find 60 to 100watt equivalents for about $3 to $4 in groups of 10. Local Depot want about four times that. You can also choose between "warm" and "cool" whiteness. It really pays these days to shop China for electronics. If you think your being patriotic by shopping US often you are paying a lot more to pay for profit. VW and Toyota helped the US wake up and produce more quality and efficiency. "Tomorrow and Change" cannot be separated no matter how much you pay, LOL
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LED light is much better light rendition. Also...get this...you NEVER have to change the light bulbs because you dont have little hands nor a sterile laboratory to make new drivers . The old incandescent bulb cost $8.00 each....so by the time you buy all the bulbs you may as well just spent the extra $30.00 to buy the LEd.Because they never get hot enough to burn out...or the fillament will be thrashed from side to side just ripping it apart rendering loss of light output. As far as brightness goes....Yes 100% brighter with tighter figures being projected everywhere. And it actually moves to the music because the heat doesn't affect the driver.
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The price is for the pair. They come with good high & low beam lamps but not the marker or directional bulbs. They also do not come with the lamp socket wiring harness shown in the photo. The ones I recieved are Eagle Eyes brand
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I haven't noticed anything different in the beam other than the upgrade being a good deal brighter. I own both the xt11 and the upgraded version and think they are great lights. I am happy with the upgrade and feel it was worth it.
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I wouldn't go with the 55W set. It's overkill for street use and you will get flashed at by other vehicles especially since you do not have HID Approved projectors. 35W HID kits are plenty bright and you will see better with them then the 55W units. Yes, I would definitely purchase the warning/anti-Flicker capacitors. It will help with possible issues and work like a charm. Most of the time you can find them for little over 5 bucks so how can you go wrong. Also there is no 600k set. I am sure you meant to say 6000k. Personally I would stay with 4500 - 5500 k which give you a much whiter and clearer light. At 6000k there is less light output and the color of the light is starting to get more bluish. Still I have ordered them for a friend and she likes them. Once they warm up the blue isn't too bad. All a matter of taste. I would not go beyond the 6000kelvin range unless you want the ricer look.