So BRIGHT, use with caution! ⚠️ Bevinsee V45 LED Headlight Review and Lux Test
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- I review and test the Bevinsee V45 LED headlight. Should it come with its own warning label? Let's find out! Support future LED Review videos: / carlightreviews
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⬇ Quick jump to each section ⬇
0:00 - Introduction
0:43 - Bevinsee V45 unboxing
1:05 - Published specifications, features, and pricing
1:30 - My initial observations
2:20 - How I test LED headlights
3:11 - Please see important notes in the video description - you'll thank me later!
3:25 - Projector and reflector test results in comparison to halogen
5:40 - Additional observations, wattage and temperatures
6:13 - My final thoughts, recommendations, and
7:08 - Where to buy, and how to support future videos like this one!
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▬ A NOTE ON USING LED LIGHTS AS HALOGEN BULB REPLACEMENTS ▬
Aim your headlights AT LEAST once a year and ALWAYS after replacing the bulbs.
If the cutoff is bad or you can’t aim them accurately or the light output scatters, it is NOT safe to use. Try a different style of LED or one with a lower output that will be more compatible with your light housing. See my other videos for more reviews.
When I use the word “headlights”, I am referring to legal off-road use or fog light use only as replacing factory halogen bulbs with LEDs for headlights in the US is not currently legal nor a DOT approved practice. This video is only for informational purposes for using LED lights legally. Check your local laws and regulations.
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Found this brand 5 years ago and never will switch since!! this brand is the best
I've just installed Bevinsee Z25 H7 in my headlights that are a mixed HID projector (low beam)and halogen reflector (high beam) design. I replaced halogen with LED in high beam while keeping to stock HID in low beam. The Z25 is a compact design with a small heatsink behind the LED chip that doesn't extend out the back. This works for me as my VW headlights are very tight and I wanted to keep the stock dust covers on. Heat buildup is not so important as my high beams are only on a few minutes at most and seem brighter than halogens even after heated up. I'm happy with my choice and the color matches my HID but I know there are other super compact designs, for example by Auxito. I've never seen reviews of these and I'm sure it would be interesting for many of us if you could review/test some and see how they compare to designs with bigger heatsinks like I'm thinking to put in my Toyota SUV.
Just a thought, thanks!
The thing that I’m concerned about is the low hot spot location. I purchased the Sealight X4 9005 bulbs and the light pattern is very similar to this headlight. The hot spot is low and you would have to raise the top of the beam higher than normal which I dont like. I’m going to install my Sealight X4 lights in my high beam and buy the Hikari 2023 Future bulbs which your review shows the hot spot just below the top cut off light line. Very good review. Thanks, Steven B
I've got the Auxito Y13. I'll definitely keep this in mind next time I'm in the market for headlight bulbs.
Nothing wrong with that Y13! Great light overall for the money!
Well done testing! Glad to see this channel pop up. I am in the market again looking at Hikari ultra and hyperstar and Cougar Motor ultimate. I also looked Acuma and Fahren as others have mentioned. Would like to see any of those reviews. My perspective is from a 9003 dual beam user but I understand you are not set up for that.
UPDATE: I tested the Hikari 2022 HyperStar with the Acme-X chip here: ua-cam.com/video/rlcwIr-tJW8/v-deo.html
I told you thes LED's were better & brighter than anything out there!! Thank you so much for doing this review!!
Brighter? Possibly. Better? Depends on your definition. :) But thank you for your suggestion and I am glad you like the review.
@@CarLightReviews, I mostly meant brighter. The build quality on the v35 was severely lacking. The v45 is much improved. I have them side by side and there about equal at the hot spot. However the v45 puts out more light everywhere else. Can't beat it for $50 bucks!
@@seniorxj2931 Sounds good. I have a set of V35 on the shelf myself, I suppose I should get to testing it one day and see how it compares.
@@CarLightReviews the v45 has better heat management, quieter fan, smaller footprint & feels more robust. It's higher on the kelvin scale which I don't like but my v35's are 6-8 months old.
@@seniorxj2931 Wow...nice summary. You want a job? j/k ;)
I just bought a pair of V45. Thanks for the review.
Very welcome. Let me know what you think of it when you get it and how it performs for you.
Hello can you provide a update on these headlights
Are you still satisfied, any problems?
I review and test the Bevinsee V45 LED headlight. Should it come with its own warning label? Let's find out!
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⬇ Quick jump to each section ⬇
0:00 - Introduction
0:43 - Bevinsee V45 unboxing
1:05 - Published specifications, features, and pricing
1:30 - My initial observations
2:20 - How I test LED headlights
3:11 - Please see important notes in the video description - you'll thank me later!
3:25 - Projector and reflector test results in comparison to halogen
5:40 - Additional observations, wattage and temperatures
6:13 - My final thoughts, recommendations, and
7:08 - Where to buy, and how to support future videos like this one!
Buy one and stop working in less that 3 month, the dim led chip burn out
@@kevonkgordon6713 It has a 3 year warranty so it should be covered. Where did you buy it from?
I just bought one for my motorbike and cant wait for the rain to stop to go out into the back lanes. The problem I have with my present led is the sides are lit up so bright that I'm half blinded and cant see the darker tarmac in the middle of the road properly. I really think I could see more with my original 35/35w candle light, but without people being able to see me.
I just bought some of these and put them in last night. My reaction was "holy s#|+!" These are the brightest led headlights I've ever owned. I used to turn on my 24in led light bar in my lower grille to help light up country roads, but these are actually brighter than my light bar and outperform it in every way, and that's only using low beams! I'm excited to see how long they last. Hopefully the company is still around in 3 years if I need to use the warranty.
Let me know how they continue to work out for you! BTW...have you see this? ua-cam.com/video/4bHMRdVUB34/v-deo.html. 😎
Are they still working for you? I just got some of these hopefully they last for awhile
There are differences in LED bars too, cheap ones aren't so great. I know some guys in Finland who get like 500€ LED bars and they light up the road like a kilometer away (0.6mi)
@@TopiasSalakka Agreed! Like LED headlight upgrades, there are many many cheap ones out there that make huge promises that are impossible to deliver.
@@CarLightReviews The V55 Bevinsee is released with 75 watts rating. I am curious how good the thermal management on the newer model. I found that V35 is much cooler than V45 and the brightness is only slightly less
What causes the hotspot to differ between different bulbs? I had to shim the bottom of my H7 led's a little to "tilt" the led slightly to move the hotspot to the top of the cutoff.
BTW, love your reviews, you have a very scientific approach and your setup means every test is exactly the same, not like some guys shining the light down the road or onto a wall, and your spreadsheet is the deal breaker, I haven't seen anyone else logging every test in such detail, THANK YOU!
Tiny variations in the position of the LED emitter makes a big difference. How did you shim the light unit? Are you sure you have a tight seal against the housing?
Thanks for the super nice words! I appreciate it! 😊
I have been using the V35 for 2 years and 30k miles. They still work flawless
Thanks for the update!
Amazing review videos, great work. One thing, should put temperature ambient when reading those temps for reference. For my luck, i live in a very hot weather. so i think its bad idea to brought those lights
I try to keep a consistent 70-80 degrees in the garage when I test so my numbers have the same baseline. These did run on the hotter side but not the hottest. You should be OK.
I personally use the V45 in my reflection high beams. It stomps most light bars I see on the road lmao. People will be infront with their light bar
I come along and summon the sun with the tips of my fingers.
They would be way too bright for my low beams, I use the v35 in my projector low beam, which are already incredibly bright. They seem to have a very accurate beam pattern though and they don't lose so much brightness overtime.
Recently I purchased their foglight kit, can't remember the exact model, no longer available. They are insanely bright, act as a sweeper light with my high beams.
I just installed a pair of these V45's, I was so impressed by your review and the price, they are super bright, would you suggest trying to mount the driver externally as it get so hot or am I overthinking this? To mount the driver outside the headlight housing would entail having to cut a hole large enought to get the driver thru and then having to seal that up again, but I think moisture might still be able to migrate into the headlight via the braided wires, your thoughts? Thanks for these great reviews.
I would avoid cutting anything unless you simply cannot securely fit the LED units and driver in your vehicle headlight housing area. The LED units and associated drivers don't get half as hot as the filament in a halogen bulb: ua-cam.com/users/shortsH8VP762ApdA
I have compared these against the V55. The V45s have the led chipset closer to the tip of the bulb than the V55. In my application that makes my beam spread wider. Haven’t had the chance to test the throw yet but the color is cooler vs the v55. One thing to note, the closer to the tip the chipset is, the wider the beam. You can see that in these test from Jason where he has to aim the projector higher to get the hotspot on the meter. It’s similar to the y13 from Auxito.
Any updates? I installed V55 today but viewing the V55 video and data on the spreadsheet, I'm really thinking of getting the V45 and replace them.
@@QantonisQ for my projector, I ended up with the 2023 version of the Fahren Scourge. The throw is really nice and it was 30% off last week (Feb 19). I think I would look for something that has the hotspot as close to the cutoff as Jason has mentioned.
The V45 is better in this regard compared to the V55. What is your application if I may ask?
@@crs1474 Thank for your details! I was looking for Fahren, but they are really difficult to find in Europe and the only vfm options are the V45, V55 and the N52.
I think I'm going to buy the V45 as they are only $45 and most of the others are arround double the price. Likewise, I have projectors too.
Oh, and are the V45s brighter than the V55s? Does your test match the reviews?
Would you be able to add kelvin color temperatures to your testing. I have tried several different brands of LEDs in my headlights and found that the kelvin color temperature is as important to me as the brightness. CRI would also be great as well.
I do not have the equipment for it yet, but I am working on it. Thanks for the GREAT suggestion!
@@CarLightReviews It has a heat pipe cooling system similar to GTR ultra 2
It would be interesting to see review for the NHK Blue Series H7 LED bulb also. NHK are getting more and more popular these days.
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll check into them!
Incredible work thanks
Thank you too!
This might still be the king of brightness. Do you think that with your new setup you will be able to measure color temperature and throw?
My data sheet tells the whole brightness story. carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs
And if my plans work out correctly...color temperature...yes. Throw? Maybe. Not as easy in my area as I would like it to be.
How do these compare to auxbeam F16?
Is it possible for you to test out the Acuma NOVA-S? I have the 9005 bulb installed in my high beams and they are quite bright
Thanks for the suggestion. I just took a look...it has a very interesting design. What do you think of the quality once you get it in your hands? How long have you been using it?
@@CarLightReviews Been using it for about a month now, no issues. Very bright in my high beams. Quality seems on par with most higher end LEDs, aluminum with a powerful fan. Ballast seems really sturdy. Happy with my purchase, just curious what the numbers read.
Great Video 👌
Thank you 👍
Do we know much about Bevinsee? Has anyone used these V45's for a while? I like that they're bright, I just don't have any info on how long they will last and how reliable they will be.
Difficult to say, but the e 3 year warranty on these is better than average.
Alguien sabe si estás luces funcionan en vehículos con 24 voltios
Great work; Thank you :-)
Just ordered a V55 for my dirt bike for night riding as it saves needing secondary lights. Hopefully the light pattern isn't too off from stock as I don't want to blind people.
How did it work out? Can you adjust the aim on your bike?
@@CarLightReviews My bike has a reflector headlight so the aim can be adjusted up and down but that doesn't fix the V shaped beam pattern.
You might want to see this... ua-cam.com/video/m6YYiKX2gCY/v-deo.html
@@CarLightReviews Thanks for the review. I've switched back to my 7 year old Nighteye 6000lm passively cooled bulb now. Much better beam pattern and similar light output without the bright spot in the middle and no fan or control box means less to break. And yes, the first thing I noticed about the V55 is how underwhelming the light was. Switching from 6000lm to their claimed 28,000lm there was barely any difference.
Very nice video! I'm about to buy one of these. Do you know if i can pay them in installments from their website? Thank you. Many regards from Uruguay 🇺🇾
I do not know, you'd have to check the options on her web site. www.bevinsee.com
Nice review !
Already bought it for my Chevrolet caprice 1977 , but how to install it properly on h4 hella rectangular headlight
Any advice please
Typically, LED lights like these should be plug and play. Remove the old one, replace with the new one of the same size.
Aim them properly or you’re going to blind the shit out of people
As of May 2022, would Bevinsee v45 at $50 be #1 choice to buy (price/lumens/performance/3 years warranty)?
It seems that Bevinsee V45 have a similar lumens/performance as $200+ GTR lightning, Morimoto etc...at 1/4 the price?
Good question! 😃 I think it is a pretty good value but the benefit of the GTR for example is they have better materials and engineering behind them, and they run a bit cooler. Plus the GTR has that lifetime warranty.
However, you might want to see my most recent video... ua-cam.com/video/aKpKBcXi470/v-deo.html
3 years is more than enough since most of us may already have different car after 3 years
I just recibed my led lights today. For a projector style, what correct orientation the led must be? 9 to 3 clock? Thx
Correct, you want them shining left and right for a projector.
Got these for my 2017 charger projector lense. They light up the road about 3ft in front of my car but they're pretty weak. Squatting down looking directly at the lense, probably equivalent to looking at a 75w home bulb. My OE lights were slightly dimmer, so it was an improvement. Come spring I may check to see the wattage coming out of the plug itself
That definitely doesn't seem right. Have you tried any other LED upgrades to see if you have the same issue?
@CarLightReviews
No asking g the wife to let me buy another set of lights, she'll say you just bought them, so are you telling me it was a waste? How do you know these will be better?
@@gunsncars469 Your first comment stated that you already have them, but your reply alluded that you don't. Do you have these already or not?
@CarLightReviews
Yes I bought the set to replace my halogen lights (projector lens) back around May-ish of last year. They do have a nice color, and maybe it's just my car, but they just don't seem bright at all, and the halogens before I made the swap were worse then a set of candles lol..... I have a 2017 charger interceptor..... with the dodge call them a pursuit. 130k on the odometer, 7,600 idle hours, driven hard and put away sloppy. Shouldn't have anything to do with it, but before I buy another set of bulbs. I want to make sure the connectors are putting out 12v... who knows with these cop cars.
@@gunsncars469 It is really hard to say. I don't think it is the lights unless they are defective. I tested them in this video and you can see they are much brighter than halogen but if you put them in an environment that doesn't let them do their job, you'll get different results. If the halogens were dim, that means anything you put in your car to replace them will likely be dim.
their performance's a bit identical.
i wonder how it compares to Novsight N37. seems like Novsight's manufacturer's the same as bevinsee's?
can you also do a review of the Novsight N37?
I am having a hard time finding a place to buy the N37 in H11 size. Do you have any suggestions?
@@CarLightReviews sorry for the late reply. my reply keeps on disappearing. it's on aliexpress and alibaba.
for the dark roads of Louisiana, you better have these kinds of bright lights period+
Cheaper than others, i hope it will satisfy me when i installed in HYUNDAI KONA 2018 model🥴
Installed these to my friends 2012 kia optima. Some observations:
- there was no need to adjust low beam and light output was very good, but not outstanding. (Halogens will destroy projector and reflector mirror linings and they will reflect less)
- in high beams projector these are outstanding, throw distance is remarkable.
- high beams needed ti be adjusted after change because there were too high throwing
- they can get hot, proceed with caution, driver is hottest place so place it away from pastics
- there might be significant light bleed above cut off line
- i think these are too bright for most low beams reflectors
Do you plan to test bevinsee v55?
Thanks for the great feedback! Yes, I do plan to test the Bevinsee V55, I am talking with them currently.
You might want to see this... ua-cam.com/video/m6YYiKX2gCY/v-deo.html
Is there any chance that the blaster will melt the reflector or projector? I live in very hot weather(45-48 Celsius.)
Quite unlikely. OEM halogen bulbs get over twice as hot as most LED replacements.
You might want to see this... ua-cam.com/users/shortsH8VP762ApdA
Hi im looking for the most brightness headlight for a h7 proyector... maybe can you help me
I test in H11, but typically, the light output is similar. Here is my spreadsheet with everything I have tested so far: carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs
That movement of the hotspot towards the bottom is exactly why leds in halogen projectors are not ideal. Sure, some are better, some are worse, but this bevinsee in combination with that projector is not good at all. Maybe there will be other halogen projectors that will do a better job at focusing the bevinsee light, but surely there won't be a perfect light focus like with a halogen.
When you put that bevinsee in a projector and use it on the streets, expecially on a highway, you will see things only in front of the car, distance view is gone.
Great point, and I meant to emphasize that a bit more. Thanks!
How is this bulb perform vs Philips ultinon g2 led? Currently I have Philips ultinon g2 in my octavia 2 fl projector halogen reflector but im not happy with light output, chinese xenon dc was much brighter especially when raining
I haven't tested the Philips yet, but thanks for the suggestion!
@@CarLightReviews Do you think this bevinsee v45 will be bright at least equal as my aftermarket xenon kit in projector headlight of octavia?
@@domac001 I wish I could answer that, but I have no idea how your aftermarket xenon kit tests in my test environment. 🤨
I’m another person who would be interested in colour temperature and tint
Hi have you reviewed this LED? AUXITO 9003 LED Bulb 100W 20000LM 6000K White H4/HB2 LED Headlight Bulb with Fan, 2022 Upgraded
I test in H11, but I'd still need to know the model number. Have you seen this video? ua-cam.com/video/S-yZfnr1BT4/v-deo.html It might answer your question.
Can you test the X-7 Seven X-Apollo Series Headlight Bulbs?
A few people have asked me to check into the X-7Seven products line, thanks for the reminder!
X77 Apollo test video here: ua-cam.com/video/eLTPlchfsBg/v-deo.html Don't forget to hit the THANKS link!
Overkill I'll stick with the auxito m3s I'm running now. I installed them about 3 years ago and they're still going strong.
Thanks. Did you see my recent review of the Auxito M3? ua-cam.com/video/S-yZfnr1BT4/v-deo.html Do you agree with my final thoughts on it?
Should I buy them? They are the only available at decent price (~50-$70) I could find.
Or I should choose instead the next version of them, the V55?
I'll let you in on a glimpse of what I know so far...if you like my test results and the light output of the V45 in my environment, the V45 is a solid buy compared to the V55. Trust me when I say this. You will thank me later. Make sure you watch this video first, though: ua-cam.com/video/YMxLhQtwB7I/v-deo.html
@@CarLightReviewsFck! I just ordered the V55 which was like $10 more than the V45. I did stupid, if I understand correctly? Is the V45 a better choice overall or what?
@@QantonisQ Perhaps...keep in mind, my test equipment and my environment may be different than yours. The V45 did very well, and the V55...well, not so much. I'll be releasing the full video in a coupe of weeks with my final testing. The V55 will do fine _compared to halogen_. When you receive them, let me know what you think. Again, your environment may be different than mine.
@@CarLightReviews Could you upload the results of the V55 to the spreadsheet please? If I knew it, I would have bought the V45 or the N52 :(
@@QantonisQI would but my test data is not yet final. I suggest you wait and see how the V55 works out for you, If not, you can then try either the V45 or the N52. Any of them will be better than halogen, that I can assure you.
Did you tested Bevinsee V55? A comparison between these two would be nice
You will see it in the near future!
Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/m6YYiKX2gCY/v-deo.html
Are these Bevinsee brighter than DDM Pro X 55 Wat.
I previously tested the DDM Tuning Saber ProX 55W Accu/V2 (as well as other DDM lights) on my other channel. You can see that here: ua-cam.com/video/Bpa7KwJ262A/v-deo.html
I used a different projector then, which is 550 halogen lux vs the new projector that I use now on this channel. That light was 661 lux brighter in the old projector. I'd have to reset using the new projector, but all things being equal, this one is certainly brighter. But as I say often, there is much more to consider than just brightness.
I had DDM's and these are brighter. DDM were in a mini projector vs the v45 in a reflector though.
@@seniorxj2931 The type of housing makes a huge difference, as I know you've seen in my testing. I don't doubt that these are brighter, though.
Will this fit on land cruiser 2006?
If they make a size that is a replacement for what came with your vehicle, yes it should fit.
Are these brighter than the GTR Ultra 2.0 and Hikari Ultra or Hikari ACME-X?
I reviewed the GTR Ultra II here: ua-cam.com/video/pqElv7yaUA4/v-deo.html I haven't yet tested the Hikari Acme-X.
@@CarLightReviews ok I seen that GTR Ultra video and currently watching the DDM Tuning Pro-X 2 video. Can you flat out tell me which one of these LED kits is the absolute brightest of all mentioned?
@@lanewarriorillridez3739 I can't because I updated my testing methods, particularly the projector housing, so it isn't an apples-to-apples comparison. What might help is if you took a look at the spreadsheet I keep updated that shows what I have tested so far on this channel: carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs/
Keep in mind, brightness isn't everything when it comes to LED light upgrades. See the notes in this video description.
UPDATE: I tested the Hikari 2022 HyperStar with the Acme-X chip here: ua-cam.com/video/rlcwIr-tJW8/v-deo.html
@@CarLightReviews yes sir I seen that video 3 days ago and they are not all that.
can u test mini led projector h11?
Can you provide a bit more information such as brand name, model name, etc. If you want, send a link to info@carlightreviews.com and I will check it out. Thanks!
The bevinsee v55 are out, can you try them?
If I do, do you promise to hit the THANKS button in that video? 😁
@@CarLightReviews Yes we will !!!! Test it plz
Please keep your promise. ua-cam.com/video/m6YYiKX2gCY/v-deo.html
@@CarLightReviews OMG Thanks very much
Fire hawk 2022 leds can you test
Yes, I can. Got them on my list! How do you predict they will perform according to my tests?
Which will be the best bevinsee v45 9005 or farhen led 9005
You have to put definition around the word "best". What is best in your book?
@@CarLightReviews same as yours..
@@CarLightReviews or which will be better 🤔
@@lumlanglyngdoh4691 There isn't a simple answer to that. What is important to me may not be important to you for your headlight upgrades. Consider the following...
- High light output
- Good heat management and longevity
- Low cost
If you can only choose two of the three above...what would they be?
@@InJasonsGarage The first & the second one
Bro kindly also tests the x-7seven x-zues 150w.
I will be testing more X-7Seven lights in the future. Stay tuned!
try v55 please now
Done. ua-cam.com/video/m6YYiKX2gCY/v-deo.html
So the v45 are brighter that the v55
According to my tests, yes. See carlightreviews.com/headlightspecs for full test data.
DDM Tuning Saber ProX 55W Accu/V2 is till alot better
It might be, depending on your definition of "better". :) How would you define it?
@@CarLightReviews pretty much any aspect:)
@@andreknudsen3272 They both have their strengths and weaknesses.
@@andreknudsen3272 There's a spreadsheet in the description, clearly many of these have pros and cons, and in the case of this one the brightness is hard to beat. If you have separate lowbeam and highbeam lights like I do, I bet these would be perfect for highbeams where temps aren't that important since you tend to only keep them on for a couple minutes at a time and its fine if the light goes everywhere.
Really bad focus especially on the projector. Not good.