T5/37/74

Installed these amber/orange T5 LEDs in my 2005 Honda Civic instrument cluster, and they’re a big improvement over the stock bulbs. The factory lights were pretty dim, especially at night these are much brighter and cleaner without being blinding. Install was straightforward. Like most LEDs, they’re polarity sensitive, so if it doesn’t light up the first time, just pull it out, flip it around, and reinstall. Once oriented correctly, they light up perfectly. I really like the amber/orange color it looks OEM+ and is much easier on the eyes at night compared to white or blue. If one ever stops working, it’s easy to remove and replace. Overall, great brightness, good color, and an easy upgrade for older Civics. Definitely recommend.

Fixed the burnt out shift indicator bulb on my JKU. Nice and bright.

Mine have been working for 3+ yrs now on my 05 F-250 6.0 P.S. Guage Cluster flawlessly.

These are bright and seem good. But be aware that, unlike lots of LED bulbs nowadays, these are orientation sensitive. I put two of these in an auto display screen and found out that I just happened to put both bulbs in "reversed" so they didn't work. Taking them out and rotating them 180 degrees solved it and they work fine now.

The under-dash OEM bulbs that came with the vehicle where tungsten filament type with a yellow vinyl cover over them. They hardly put any light to the floor. These yellow T5 LEDs are much brighter, but not so much as to cause a distraction. Very happy with this purchase.

Nice replacement for the controls on my 1998 4runner. They do dim with the factory dimming knob. These are for your controls and shifter. These are not for illumination behind the gauges.

These light bulbs worked on my 2003 Honda accord gear shifter light bulb and as long as the other light bulbs are the same as the gear shifter light bulb, then they'll work. One thing to notice is that this isn't a direct plug and play. It didn't fit when I first tried. I had to force it to widen the plug which might be a bit concerning what impact it'll have in the future if you switch back to regular light bulb but in my case I won't switch back so it depends on you. I also found that one side is not working when I plug the light bulb to that side. I had to rotate the light bulb180 degrees and plug it half way deep. When it is too deep, it won't turn on.

One of these bulbs was the perfect replacement for the odometer bulb inside the gauge cluster in my 2005 Mazdaspeed Miata. The bulb plugged right in & it's working great. The photo is of the bulb in service lighting up the odometer in my Miata. The bulb should work for any 1999 through 2005 Miata odometer bulb replacement and it matches the red color of the Miata dash and cluster

For just under $15 CAD, these lights are wonderful. They do their job and illuminate the dashboard nicely. I would add a picture to this review but they don’t do the lights justice. The colour is a nice bright beautiful blue which is much better looking and brighter than the yellowish light that came stock with the car. So far I’ve had these lights for about 8 months and they are doing just fine.

Great fit, wonderfully bright. The positive and negative sides are labelled which can save time. Time will tell on durability, but I imagine it wont be too bad as they are quite small.

Bright, fit in place of t6.5 bulbs

These bulbs worked great just pop them in and that’s it, nice white color, very bright at least 3-4x brighter than a number 74 halogen bulb. I used these to replace my glove box light and front driver/passenger footwell lights. The fact Infiniti used such small bulbs for the footwell is a joke because the light output was almost unnoticeable, now when the doors are open they light up the whole ground very nice. I would say if you have a iPhone 10 , 11,12, 13 etc and shine your LED flash light this bulb is equivalent to the light output . So no it’s not a car head light but for the size of a finger nail it’s very bright .

Well the bulbs do what they are supposed to do and are nice and bright , but what I didn't notice was these bulbs are smaller than than my holders , I didn't notice this on the site. Anyway I made them work by bending the contact tabs in on the holders and centering the bulbs within the holders , they are working good for now. Just a note if you are buying new bulbs make sure they will fit in the older holders properly .