Very good intensity, fuller light than the 150%, but it seems to me that they illuminate at a shorter distance, I also think they bother oncoming drivers because they often flash their lights at me even though mine are properly adjusted.

Quite a significant improvement in brightness compared to the standard stock (Philips in Giulietta). Slightly whiter hue. Does it illuminate well? Not compared to LEDs. Is it worth the cost? Maybe not with a lifespan of around 200 hours, but it has a noticeable improvement over the stock. Possibly installing suitable LEDs (at about three times the cost) would solve the issue of brightness - and cost.

I wouldn't say they are 200% brighter than other bulbs, but they are definitely brighter and with whiter light, so personally, I was satisfied.

very powerful and with white light. however, they have a short lifespan but this is offset by their performance.

after about two years, both stopped working within a period of 2 months. They are indeed more powerful and do what they describe.

Well, almost wasted money.
First of all, remove any thought from your mind that they even slightly resemble LEDs.
The color is simply a shade less yellow than the classic ones, not even close to white.
Yes, they are bright, but not as much as the packaging claims.
You can see well in complete darkness and in the rain, but don't expect a wide beam.
Finally, I consider them expensive for what they offer and for the duration they will last.
I don't call it an upgrade, I simply call it a "change".

From the simple H7, they are better with a more intense light, but not white, for use in the city, not a big difference. When I go to the countryside in darker areas, I will come back. I believe they are precise for what they offer.

Very good bulbs, they don't illuminate like the classic halogen ones, their color is white with a color temperature of about 3600, with very good lighting intensity.