Osram Deals & Offers

The H7 set was posted earlier today: Here credit to nothingmuch

Thanks didn't think so lol

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Can a h1 be used if my car is h7

That’s quite good

I moved away from the osram night breaker unlimited to Philips xtreme because I was only getting ~6months. Can’t tell the difference from an output perspective and so far the Philips have made it to 10months. They are more expensive but changing every 6 months was a little ridiculous. The mtbf (~life) for the nightbreakers I had was 250hours, commuting 1hr each way at this time of years makes 6months the average.

I just fitted some of those, they look quite yellow to me. But then I do have factory fitted HID low beams.

Enjoy skinned knuckles putting them in. Hot tip, wear a pair of marigolds or latex gloves.

Decent price, but these are the old version and don't last long. The new 'next generation' version is +150% and has a longer life.

I had a these a few years back in a couple of cars,lasted just over a year per set,saying that not alot of night driving, tbh I just went back to standard,same with the side light bulbs....ok I suppose if you are out on darker country roads.

Magnetic strip, so you can detach it, charge it and put it back.

Rechargeable at HB too, got 3 of them. They also have other types, same brand, with batteries.

If placed under the bed, will not detect movement if your daughter moves in bed. Needs to get out at bed and the sensor to be directed towards her feet to sense movement.

I can confirm that my local HB has both types in, although the larger one didn't have a price i can confirm that the smaller one is £2.99.

Think I'll be taking a trip to HB first thing Monday morning. Just drove past my local one. Traffic pandemonium! I assume because of Xmas 😁 Thx for the info guys (y)

Back in stock people

@Midnight.Tboy Hi, I think you are correct, looks like there are two models in the range, the one from lights.co.uk definitely says on box 220v - 240v. Also says in discription it can wire to the grid. Not too sure how different the mains is, must have a step down transformer, does mains power the light.

We can always argue between quality and quantity.

And THIS is a bargain??????? Pop into the local pound shop and get 37 £1 ones. My one is about 5 years old and still working. (OK not as bright as this offer - but 37 or 90 of then would be, and they last more than 1.5 hours). I had to change the internal rechargeable battery a few years back and fitted a AAA one.

How much light do these need to charge. Currently have a light up in the front from home bargains and it only ever charges enough to work from about 5pm to 6pm lol. I'm not sure whether it's because of the positioning and it's not getting enough light or because it's a cheap one from home bargains so this would be much better

I must say... I am mega impressed by how bright these are. Very pleased with my purchase.

Just bought three smaller version £2.99 each. Salford at HB salford precinct. Thanks OP. Quite a few left.

Thanks for this, been looking for a rechargeable sensor light like this for ages. I bought a similar one off amazon a while ago and paid 3 times this. Picked up 4 small and 4 large from my local. They has a selection of smaller battery operated light too for 2.99 which were ip54 rated so can be used outside too.

these a brill only have the large ones and these are so easy to mod and put more battries as they are only 18650.

Bought 4 of the 300mm version for under my kitchen wall cabinets. They have a magnetic strip on the back so can be easily removed for recharging. Home Bargains in Bury St Edmunds have loads in stock of the 300mm, could not see the 200mm anywhere. Thanks OP.

Yes 501s / w5 w

Great for blinding oncoming traffic so it crashes into you XD

nope, side lights do u mean e.g. 501 bulbs

not to my default Philips bulb that was the orginals. but maybe just me.

Currently running on them (h7) nearly 2 yrs about 20k miles, in that mileage 2 trips to Country when lights been all 24/7 driving

I have just bought some 30cm having been very impressed with the 20cm I picked up recently. Don't know how long the rechargeable battery will last before needing a recharge but they are briiiiightttttt. Thanks OP.

Looked in 3 stores before I found them, got 3 for outhouse /sheds great find thanks

They’re in my local one so maybe national

Not the rechargeable type in my local store.

Cant find any in my local.

£2.99 for Osram Led (20cm) at fallowfield branch (Manchester). I took 5 and there were still five left! Plenty of elf hats too 😁😁😁

All kinds in my local HB

My home bargains isn't massive I found them on the aisle where light bulbs, DIY and tech is usually stocked. Depending on the size of your store these are the three areas I would check as most home bargains will have recieved stock of these.

Managed to get a couple of these. Working great at illuminating the door lock making it much easier to put the key in. Thanks for posting.

Anybody seen these in one of Bolton branches? My local one on Bury Road in Bolton don't stock anything like this..

A simple question, please assist. Thanks If I buy these buld will I be able to do - WiFi Remotely Control. Will I be able to control the bulb from anywhere with your ios/andriod smartphone or tablet. Which App can I use which will allow me to control a single bulb, or group bulbs and control them together.

So this works as an SAD light?

Corrected sorry. I copied and pasted from Amazon. No hub needed....IF u have an Amazon echo with one built in. I'll admit Amazons description misleading

The OP has made this bit confusing in CAPs NO HUB NEEDED... But it's does need a hub of some kind? or only needs a hub if only using with Alexa? other wise a no hub needed of just using the app? :/

Not enough for voice control. You need either an Alexa with a hub integrated, such as Echo Plus. If you want to use it with the Dot, you need a hub. Check on the link, you will see it is suggested a device + compatible hub, or only Echo Plus (I think Echo show has a hub integrated too).

Out of interest why philips and not osram? Which one did you get?

Definitely spend more if one have deemed to struggle with normal lights. If your car has projectors headlights and ever want to try HID then u will never want to go to whatever +150% of halogen. I first had HID over 10 years ago, then for a 6 years period had company cars which I couldn't modified. Now back to my own car, it's priceless in the dark unlit country roads and motorways. Halogen for car should be history by now but car manufacturers makes it so expensive to upgrade to HID or Led that most cannot afford.

Wonder if these are really better than 'normal ones' or we're brainwashed into believing they're better and pay the premium for it.

Got this today really pleased with the price!

Code works for me - thanks O.P. I did consider getting new bulbs for my front fogs too, but I'm not an Audi, bmw or merc driver , so I don't use them unless it's foggy.

Tried the "Laser" varient when they first came out. Only lasted about 9 months. Gone back to the original "Night Breakers" and over 2 years so far on this set. They are probably only about 5% less bright than the lasers. As for cars that are a PITA for changing bulbs our Mazda 6 (GJ) you have to turn the wheel full lock and remove the wheel liner to access.

I bought some osram nightbreaker D1s bulbs from Amazon warehouse, with the 20% warehouse discount and quidco they came to a bearable £47 for the pair.

They are nice and bright but lasted only for 7 months on my car. So I used normal bulbs during summer and bought new night breaker for this winter which I hope will last until april.

What exactly is your problem??? Some of us like these bulbs. They are not illegal.

Again see my comments on how you define quality. If budget's your concern then this isn't what you're looking for. Always keep a spare bulb in the boot mate.