Halo Projector Headlights Glossy Black Housing Smoke Lens Compatible with 2003-2007 Honda Accord 2/4Dr, Left + Right Pair Headlamps Assembly

Fits perfectly, instructions weren’t too specific on how to install the led lights, eventually went over to YouTube and got it figured out there. Super bright, fantastic work. Although it would’ve been nice if all of the lights were led, but no matter.

Easy to install and allowed me to see at night again

These did not project well in my Honda and I returned them. I upgraded all bulbs and it still was very dull. Installation was easy thank god since I ended up removing them and swaping out bulbs ( led) trying to make them work. I will say the return process was EASY.

Le quedaron muy bien a mi carro 10 de 10

These were the cheapest projector headlights I could find for my 2006 Honda Accord, and they are fairly well constructed. They come with low beam and high beam bulbs already assembled. It is advertised as plug and play but that's only if you want to use the bulbs they come with, and you don't connect the halo and led driving lights. As the bulbs aren't standard oem (h1 vs oem 9006/9005), I had to mod the casing to fit my standard led bulbs. This is the one major deal breaker. The socket for the low beam is built into the casing. The socket for the high beam is removable, but there's no way to secure the bulb. Ultimately, I was able to drill a hole for the low beam, but I had to use the high beam bulb that came with the casing. Given that other reviews say that the bulbs burn out quickly, this is the reason for three stars in what would otherwise be a five star product since the price of retro fit projectors themselves can be as expensive as this product. However, being incompatible with oem bulbs and the need to do some wiring (though they do provide video instructions on their site and it isn't too hard) makes their claim of being plug and play a bit misleading.

These fit perfectly, and look and perform great. Installation was not simple, though. I'm a mechanically minded person, and was able to do it in less than 2 hours. The instructions are TERRIBLE. They are obviously translated from another language, and not done very well. And there is almost zero explanation about what to do with the four loose wires that power the LEDs. I found a youtube video that showed me exactly how to do it, and you will need a simple electrical meter to do it, and then be able to splice into your vehicle's existing wires. If you are comfortable with this level of work, then these units are a good value for the cost.

Instructions were for 2003-2005(mine is 2007) but it worked perfectly fine, they’re bright and great for the price