GZXY H7 LED Headlight Car Bulb Adapter Holder Socket for KIA K3 K4 K5 Sorento SportageR Coupe Grand Santa Fe Hyundai Sonata9 Coupe Veloster 2pcs

They technically completed the job on my 2013 Hyundai Veloster because LED H7 bulbs cannot be installed without it. However, in order to get them around the bulb, they had to be cut and then glued to it. However, it's possible that the LEDs I purchased (N7s) were the source of the problem. In any case, I was able to replace my headlights with LEDs.

Kadence Kirk

| Feb 18, 2021

Creating an adapter for this situation is a fantastic idea. When I discovered there was a fix for my 2015 Kia Sorento's mismatched led bulbs, I was ecstatic. These adapters, on the other hand, are flimsy and made of brittle plastic. Using the adapter, the first bulb fit perfectly in the headlight socket. The plastic tab that aligns the adapter with the bulb snapped on the second bulb. Now I'm trying to keep the adapter on the bulb fitting in place with super glue while I put these in my car. These adapters are, once again, an excellent idea. I just wish the plastic was more durable, or that it were made of a different, more durable material.

Kenneth Frederick

| Jun 10, 2021

In my 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander SE, I used this to replace the H7 projector low beams with LEDs. Everything went smoothly.

Nathalie HUMPHREYS

| Feb 09, 2021

Okay, they fit my headlight housing, but the inside bore was about an eighth of an inch larger all the way around than the outside diameter of my headlight. After receiving my Engniek H7 led bulbs from Amazon, I realized I needed these as well. I used some 1/8-inch thick fiber optic cable I had in a drawer to solve the problem. Before slipping each piece into the housing, I cut four pieces to size and applied red RTV silicone to each. I topped it off with a dab of silicone and placed a flowerpot on top of each one until it dried. The brackets must first be installed in the headlight housing, followed by the H7 bulb being pushed into its bore. The metal bracket that came with the bulbs is used to turn on the lights. If you tried to install everything at the same time, the bracket would not lock in. As you can see in the photos, the metal section came with the bulbs, while the plastic sections are what you're ordering. Everything appears to be in place, but depending on which light manufacturer you choose, you may need to make some adjustments. Some may have a larger outside diameter, allowing them to be used without modification. I'm still giving it five stars because it fits my headlight housing. It's entirely my fault for not double-checking the size of my bulbs' bores.

Brooklyn Li

| Feb 04, 2021

This item fits up to a 2016 Kia Sedona, according to the application chart on the product page. It's completely out of place. The electrical connector, at least on the high beam, is what holds the bulb in place, and it screws in from the outside, requiring a much larger screw/locking mechanism than this adapter is designed for. This plastic adapter will not lock into anything. br>br>Paying almost ten dollars for a few cents of plastic is ridiculous, and it's made worse when it doesn't work. Other reviews buried several pages deep confirm that these are incompatible with Sedona, which I discovered now. The listing of the seller must be updated.

Chaim Page

| May 16, 2021

This is shady, but it works! This is ideal for my Hyundai Genesis Coupe H7 lowbeams from 2013. Look up Victor Gabriel on YouTube for a tutorial on how to install it on the GC if anyone needs a reference. "Auxbeam F-" LEDs were used in this project. 72W 8000 lumens S2 Series H7 Headlight Conversion Kit - Pure White 6500K "br>br>Thank you, GZXY, for a great product!br>However, the two tabs that hold the led bulb in place can be easily broken! By overtightening one of the tabs holding the bulb in place, I cracked it (which I fixed by supergluing back in place). In case you didn't already know, the two vertical tabs are what keeps it snugly in place. It is well worth the money. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is that you have to be careful not to break any of them. I pledge to keep you informed if the product becomes defective, but if you don't see any, the product is still in good working order.

Paige Good

| Feb 04, 2021

I expected these to be made of better materials for the price, but they aren't, which is why I deducted one star. People complain about the lack of instructions, but if you need instructions, you're better off getting your LED lights installed at an independent shop. I was surprised that I didn't need to modify it; it went perfectly with the Auxbeam h7 lights I bought. I would give this a five star rating if the price was $5 and the plastic didn't feel like it was going to bend when inserted into the socket.

Makayla McKinney

| Mar 15, 2021

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- a poor return on investmentbr>- Neither of my LEDs had a secure clipbr>- While attempting to install, one of them broke in half. br>br>SUMMARY: br>I attempted to replace the high beams in my 2016 Kia Optima EX using these. They didn't fit properly and were made of extremely low-cost plastic. It's not even close to being worth $9. Kia sucked for making the socket weird, but this company sucked for making this product; I ended up using a 9005 bulb and juryrigging it to fit, then using a 9005-style bulb. The power is supplied by an H7 adapter. These are not something I would recommend.

Elise Morrison

| Feb 03, 2021