Denser light, not as white as we think, greater range…
In general, they are better than regular bulbs but have a shorter lifespan…
If you get used to them, you won't be able to accept lighting from regular bulbs…
In cases of medium lighting use, you won't need to switch between high and medium settings…

It says 5000 Kelvin but this is not the case at all. The light is yellow. The corresponding Philips one emits white as it should.

I bought them because they were supposed to be 5000K, but they are nothing like it!
Compared to regular bulbs, they are slightly whiter, with similar intensity.
Disappointing.

Compared to the Osram Night Breaker, which is supposed to be paid for good quality but in the end what you get is mediocrity in everything, the Blue Intense is slightly more honest. The light is white, but not LED or xenon type. In terms of intensity, they may be slightly better than the factory ones and they definitely break the yellowish tint. I think it is the best choice in terms of price and performance.

They have been installed in two different cars. Greater range than regular bulbs and cooler light (definitely not as much as LEDs). Satisfied with the overall performance, easy installation.

The bulbs are classic, which means don't expect the light to be comparable to LED or xenon. In a road without lighting, they have satisfactory intensity and compared to the Philips Xtreme Vision that I had, I liked them more. Also, the color is clearly whiter in comparison. However, I repeat, always considering that they are halogen bulbs. For their price, I would buy them again. A decisive factor, though, is their durability over time, so that's why I gave them 4 stars... I still need to verify this since I've only had them for 2 weeks. As for the store that sent them, I have to mention that they arrived the next working day and with a good, careful packaging. The purchase was not made directly from the store but through Skroutz.

Small increase after 15 years of factory work! Small difference towards the white. Not worth 25 euros for two bulbs that have the same performance as the regular ones that cost 4! Simply, the bulbs that the car had before were Osram made in Germany (the same, that is) and they lasted 15 years!! So, for durability... I can't say anything, I probably know that they will last. Recommended for a car where the bulb is not easily changed!

They were installed on a Ford Focus 2019 for whiter light. They have whiter light than the factory ones, but they are definitely not the cold white of LEDs. In terms of brightness, they are exactly the same as the factory ones, maybe even a little worse.

Disappointment.
I installed them in a Hyundai Kona to replace the factory ones for better lighting.
I wanted to avoid LED lights for possible space issues and canbus problems.
Unfortunately, they are just regular bulbs like all the others and maybe even worse than the factory ones that the car already had.
Next move tomorrow morning is to reinstall the ones that had "Korea" written on their frame.