OSRAMXenarc Cool Blue Intense D1S Xenon HID Car Bulb (Twin) 66140CBI-HCB

Purchased the 2 pack of Osram Xenarc Cool Blue Intense D1s bulbs from seller PrimeAutoLamps and they were fulfilled by Amazon. Bulbs came in a factory sealed package with the authenticity label. Bulbs were verified through Osram’s website to be genuine Osram factory bulbs not counterfeit. Great price and of course at my house in 2 days with Prime shipping. For anyone questioning whether these bulbs might be real I can confirm the ones I received were and both worked out of the package. Will buy from this seller again when the need for new bulbs comes.

I drive an F30 3 series and noticed that one of my lights turned pink- indicating that it was time to swap them out. Heard great reviews for these bulbs so I wanted to give them a try.Easy plug and play for my car and I was happy with the results. Seems plenty bright and maybe just a tad bit whiter than OEM, which is what I was going for. No worries about these looking tacky blue or anything. These are very much still in the soft white neighborhood, with a tad bit of coolness added to improve on the OEM color temperature.

2007 BMW 328xi coupe. These are amazing. It’s no wonder they’re factory installed for many high end vehicles. I did some research. Saw some less expensive brands, but in the end decided to go with these. The original lights lasted 13 years and I have 220,000 miles on this car. These may very well be the last bulbs I ever install, so I wanted to make sure I had the best possible. It’s been a few weeks now and I actually get excited for when it gets dark enough for them to turn on cause it’s such a dramatic difference!PS. My picture is not exposed properly for the OSRAM bulb (that’s how much of a difference in brightness there is!), which is why the Angel Eye looks like it’s being overpowered. However, you can still see the Angel Eyes just fine. I actually use aftermarket bulbs that are much whiter than OEM for them.PPS. I gave it two stars for install but that’s specific to my car. The Germans love to make it difficult to access simple things...Update: 235k miles on the car now and the bulbs are still going strong!

The light is amazing, just pure white (not for the ones who are looking for something blueish)However one of the bulbs came with the return wire bended (you can see the OSRAM seal still in place on the picture above). It doesn't seem to affect the light output, but I'm still concerned about longevity.I'm keeping an eye on it, so far everything's ok.

Seem legit. Arrived from Latvia in a week. The barcode checker on Osram's website confirmed they are legit, but of course they could have put fake bulbs in legit packaging. They seem to work fine, installed fine. No complaints.

Replaced the OEM Philips on a 2014 BMW 328. When you look at the car, the lights look white and they are white. Don't think you will be seeing a blue headlight. They give a pretty natural daytime light appearance. You will notice a hint of blue on startup and as they warm up, it creates the white light you see on the road. You will not see a blue road. They look great. Can't recall much of a difference from the OEM Philips brand but I do drive a lot at night and with these, I've had less sleepy moments. I can't comment if it's related. I believe these lights reach a little further and I believe they produce a whiter light.

Dealer wanted $300 each plus install. Finicky to install, but no fault of the bulbs. Bulb labels and part numbers matched exactly.

I thought that they would be fake, but they are the real deal