QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Oct 21 2020, 02:22 PM)
some picture for reference.
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the cut-off point is acceptable but isn't clean (some light bleeding on the top side causing slight glares) and the beam is angled towards the right (and not left) because the headlamps were manufactured in Taiwan (left hand drive). I think Eagle Eyes just imported them straight from the manufacturer without giving due consideration to all these factors.
the output isn't uniform as well with some "cold spots" (should be improper reflective coatings) so you see "patterns" on the road.
if you aren't bothered with all these and is OK with the price then it's a decent aftermarket headlamp.
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no doubt it is brighter than the stock halogens and the Ultinon Essential but i'm honest, not by a lot but then again, the Ultinon Essential costs around RM250 - RM280 brand new and can be retrofitted without removing the bumperĀ

Thanks for sharing some photos of EE's headlamp.
Yes, the output is somewhat unsatisfactory. Well, they say "Cheap not good. Good not cheap".
But that's fine. Just enjoy the ride with the cool and nice light upgrade

Guess I'll just carry on with the projector headlamp.
Recently just replaced the low beam LED after 2.5 years of using the first set.
Bought the LEDs from AliExpress.
This post has been edited by vintys23: Oct 21 2020, 04:21 PM