Philips LongLife EcoVision Headlight Globe - 12V, H7, 55W. 4 times more lifetime than standard lamps
.One pair of LongLife EcoVision lamps lasts for about 100,000 km
A lot of stock around Western Sydney stores. Was $21.
Philips LongLife EcoVision Headlight Globe - 12V H7 55W $9.99 + Delivery ($0 C&C) @ Supercheap Auto
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GangGang on 20/05/2020 - 09:48 supercheapauto.com.au (556 clicks)
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I just had a look and you're right. $1 bulbs for h7, no stock. What a shame.
You can still find these for $2.99 in a few stores if you are quick https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SCA-Ultra-Blue-Performance-Globe…
They are white light, despite the 'blue' branding
@GangGang: good for $1 to tide you by till you get proper bulbs but you'll find that they're not worth the hassle. The blue coating melts off, leaves a weird smell and isn't as good after a few days as it is the first day.
@GangGang: Yes its just their crazy discount pricing. Still $2.99 is a good price for an H7 bulb - yes I have used them and they are fine. Clear white light, perhaps a tiny bit less than the original ones the car came with but they are fine.
@Hazza No mate sorry, don't know the original price
Do you know what these are normally worth?
lasts for about 100,000 km
Even if I only ever do 40k/hr?
Thanks OP, getting a pair for my camry hybrid. Comes to $7.99 each with code FRENZY20
*edit just bought the last 3x units from Glen Waverley SCA
Can anyone comment if these are bright enough as I find my standard lights not bright enough
These last longer by not being any brighter than absolutely necessary, and likely more yellow. Personally I always buy lights that are brighter. I have had good mileage out of Osram Cool Blue Intense, which seems to last a bit longer than Philips WhiteVision despite being cheaper. Very bright but legal (only just). I usually pay about $25-$30 for a pair (see here, change currency to GBP and use discount code). But whiter bulbs get hotter which makes them last less long. So it comes down to what you want.
If it is a pain to change bulbs in your car, don't get ones that only last a year. Unless you're dumb like me.
problem is your headlights (design/optics). If your bulbs are old then replacing them will help.
Keep an eye out of FB marketplace. I bought a whole stack of new branded H7 bulbs (20) for $40. Figured if i blow one a year, its well and truly paid itself off as a few of our family cars use H7.
Hmm…. at that price, wouldn't they be either fakes (common with Philips) or stolen?
I thought these said EuroVision
Does anyone know a place in Sydney which sells genuine Philips HID for a reasonable price? (up to $110 for Philips D4S)
It's $110 from Amazon AU but it would be nice to pick it up and avoid brutal delivery. :)
Is it under prime? If so, sign up for free trial and order.
Yep. Prime.
Have to order and see if it can survive delivery.
Part of the general clearance at Supercheap.
They had heaps of house branded bulbs for 0.49c-$3 too but mostly gone now