Sylvania H6024/H6017, Gad, the quality issues
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Gad, the quality issues
The bulbs are cheap, it’s not the first time I got sylvania bulbs and I know and accept their quality variance for the price (glass embedded with sand, sealing glues oozing out of the seams excessively, etc.), or so I thought.
One of the bulb I got had focus problems. The light spilled over to one side heavily, making the beams look “crooked” when you drive. The output also look a bit dim and doesn’t have enough “spread”, but instead focuses on two spots. For the money I guess it is okay, but I sure got what I paid for.
Strange but I had some old plain Sylvanias on my car before, and I remember they worked better. Hmm.. Must be my memory failing.
Update (2/4/2012): This item is currently on sale here for the lowest price I’ve seen.
The featured review for this product, Sylvania H6024/H6017 Standard Round Halogen Headlight Automotive, was written by Y. Chang.
The average rating for this item is out of 5 stars, according to 2 reviews.
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Reviews (2)
Unknown
March 28th, 2010 at 9:00 am
Product Description
Sylvania Standard Round Halogen Headlight is designed to provide crystal clear bright white light. It operates with an internal gas pressure which significantly helps in reducing the rate of tungsten evaporation. It operates at higher filament temperatures for greater luminance. It is a combined effect of higher pressure and the halogen cycle gives halogen lamps much longer life.
Y. Chang
April 22nd, 2010 at 3:39 pm
Gad, the quality issues
Rated 3 stars.
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