

Luxster LED headlight bulbs are designed for a simple plug-and-play installation on compatible vehicles, with no cutting, drilling, or destructive modification required. First, remove the factory halogen bulb from the headlight housing. Next, insert the Luxster LED bulb into the original socket and rotate or lock it securely in place for a seamless fit. Finally, connect the power plug to the vehicle’s factory wiring harness and check that the bulb lights up properly. This quick LED headlight replacement process helps drivers upgrade their low beam, high beam, or fog light bulbs with a clean, secure fit and reliable performance.
Compare Omnibean, Dracarys, Ultra, Truefit×Pro, Punisher and HolyKnight to find the right balance of brightness, performance, cooling, and value for your vehicle.
| Brand Name | LUXSTER |
|---|---|
| Light Source Type | Dual Power Mode LED |
| Auto Part Position | Front |
| Operating Life | Up to 100,000 hours |
| Manufacturer | LUXSTER |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty |
| Specific Uses For Product | Automotive Bulb Replacement and Upgrade, Daily Driving Lighting Upgrade, Enhanced Lighting for Rainy and Foggy Conditions |
| Color Temperature | 6000K Cool White |
| Brightness | 100,000LM |
| Wattage | 55W / 85W Dual Power |
| Fit Type | Universal Fit |
| Automotive Fit Type | Universal Fit |
| Light Output Maximum | 100,000LM |
Customer Reviews
They are very bright. I had the punishers and upgraded to these which are even brighter
Very good bulbs. I am impressed.
Very bright lights with excellent hotspot and cutoff. I do wish the wiring between bulb and driver was longer so it could be mounted in a location where I can access without pulling headlights. Makes switching between 55w and 85w a challenge.
They got regular bright and super bright. They fit in my Mercedes and has canbus so it doesn't say lights are out but they do flicker every once in a while so probably needs a harness.
Construcción sólida y de calidad. Es seguro que no dan 60k lúmenes pero definitivamente son muy luminosas, no generaron ningún problema con el canbus, aun en modo de 85W, y lo más importante para mí, si eres radioaficionado, no se afectan por las emisiones en VHF, como mis anteriores Hikari, que se apagaban al emitir.