Philips has once again pushed the boundaries of head light bulbs. The market has always been pushing for a plug and play LED headlight bulb. Before the Philips Ultinon, LED headlight bulbs where essentially a massive LED chip stuck on a halogen base. These bulbs had a "glarey", barely recognisable beam pattern & left you wanting for more. The Philips Ultinon however, is a revelation. Producing a correct beam pattern and a modern white light.

Simple, Philips designed and made its' own LED chips just for this application. The standard halogen filament gets a lot of rap. But if you've ever thought about its' size, the amount of light it produces from such a small point is impressive. This is the problem for most LED headlight bulbs, the point of light from the LED is far too large. By making their own Luxeon ZES chips small enough & bright enough, they can accurately replicate and surpass the halogen filaments.

The benefits of LED are many. With Philips finally perfecting the formula, your headlights become; Up to 200% brighter, whiter, long lasting & and instant reacting. Making your car look like it's stepped straight off the showroom floor.

Not only will these bulbs make your car a modern looking marvel they will likely outlast it. With their AirFlux & AirCool heat management systems, Philips claims these bulb can last up to 12 years! It's finally time to leave behind the high performing, but, short lasting halogens of old.

Most cars come factory fitted with Philips bulbs installed. With this in mind, why choose anything else? Getting the highest quality for bulbs is exceptionally important and Philips knows this. Its high precision aluminum casting, Luxeon ZES Chips, and an Airflux ABS plastic heatsink makes a bulb that is pleasing to the eye, both in its' form and function.

With these LED bulbs one of their drawbacks is fitting. The original H7 Halogen bulbs are essentially just some glass and metal. With the LED bulb they have quite a bit of supporting framework around them, making them slightly larger. The main drawback of this is certain cars with bulb holders may not be compatible. If you're not sure all it takes is a quick call or email to us and we'll tell you!