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Old 3rd October 2010, 23:21   #46
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The light is Yellow.

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Confirmation from website
See http://www.lighting.philips.co.in/v2...2_1&id=1053472
This comes under the More Light and not under White Light.

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Old 4th October 2010, 09:31   #47
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These pics are a lil better, I guess.
Yep. This is the one.

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A quick question this. Is the light white or yellow?
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The light is Yellow.

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See Philips Lighting India - Product
This comes under the More Light and not under White Light.


Okay, I am a little confused now. I began my conversation with the retailer on 'Pachpan Saath' light (55/60).

As soon as I pronounced Xtreme Power, 'Oh, you want white light' was his reply.

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I bought Phillips Extreme from Reliance Autozone in Hyderabad.
Price 1167.

Love the low beam's spread and brightness.
bblost, aren't you using it? Is it yellow or white?

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bblost, aren't you using it? Is it yellow or white?
Yes I do use it and love the Yellow light.

I just found the confirmation on the website as well.
As my wife never agrees with my names for colors. Its become a habit now.
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Mera light aapke light se bright kaise?

Stock low beam
Philips Xtreme H4 60/55W headlamps - price-1.low-beam-stock.jpg

Xtreme Power low beam
Philips Xtreme H4 60/55W headlamps - price-2.low-beam-xtreme-power.jpg

Stock high beam
Philips Xtreme H4 60/55W headlamps - price-3.high-beam-stock.jpg

Xtreme Power high
Philips Xtreme H4 60/55W headlamps - price-4.high-beam-xtreme-power.jpg

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Old 12th October 2010, 23:19   #50
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Philips had launched X-tremeVision series on Oct 1.
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X-treme Vision:
The new X-tremeVision replacement light bulb for night-time driving provides 100% more light compared to a standard lamp, X-tremeVision outperforms its awarded predecessor X-tremePower, and delivers a comfortable light output,. By ensuring maximum visibility, X-tremeVision prevents the stress, anxiety and fatigue people often feel while driving at night with not enough light.

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The Philips X-Treme Vision, BlueVision ultra, LED DayLight 4 and LED DayLight 8 will be available from authorized Philips distributors and retailers from October 1st 2010.

Source: Philips innovations making vehicles safer, more energy-efficient and more stylish
I was looking to replace the stock bulbs with something good. Most of my driving is in well lit city streets. I didn't want to go for complex & expensive options like projector setup & HIDs. Found the X-tremeVision with 100% more light (X-Treme Power claims 80% more light). X-tremeVision was available in H4 60/55W. I placed order for these on a u t o l a m p s - o n l i n e on Oct 1st.

Received the shipment today. Not yet installed.
Philips Xtreme H4 60/55W headlamps - price-imag0167.jpg
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Old 13th October 2010, 08:57   #51
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Philips had launched X-tremeVision series on Oct 1.
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Received the shipment today. Not yet installed.
At the price 30 Pound (~2700.00 Rupees) it is damn costly. You could have opted for Philips Extreme Power for just Rs. 850.00 in Bangalore or could have waited for sometime to get Extreme Vision in India.

I am using Extreme Power in my car and am happy with it.

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Is the X-treme power available in H1 & H7?

I am looking for better bulbs for my Fiesta.
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Is the X-treme power available in H1 & H7?
Product listings from Philips website.
  1. H4 12342 XP 12V 60/55W P43t-38
  2. H7 12972 XP 12V 55W
  3. HB4 9006 XP 12V 55W P22d
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^^ Thanks mate! So that would be just the low beam for Fiesta.
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Welcome buddy!

Does Fiesta have different bulbs for high and low beam?
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Yeah, H1 & H7. H1 for High & H7 for the low.
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Is the X-treme power available in H1 & H7?

I am looking for better bulbs for my Fiesta.
Me too. Planning to change the stock bulbs, I feel the throw is not sufficient esp on certain stretcehs of my travel where there is no street lights.

How/Where do I find out what is the stock bulb rating and what would be the alternatives?
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At the price 30 Pound (~2700.00 Rupees) it is damn costly. You could have opted for Philips Extreme Power for just Rs. 850.00 in Bangalore or could have waited for sometime to get Extreme Vision in India.

I am using Extreme Power in my car and am happy with it.
Those were exactly my thoughts too. I completely respect msdivy's decision to go for it, but IMHO paying around 2,500 for a pair of bulbs is pretty steep. Add another few thousands more and you could have gone for good xenons for around 4k or so.

I've gone for philips rally 90/100 with roots relays with ceramic holders for my alto. It's pretty bright, most zombies who drive with their high beam dip when I put my highbeam. The only downside is that rally lasts only for a couple years and then the filament burns out because of the extreme temperatures it runs at (they run at over 40% over stock brightness per watt).

If you want something more conventional, extremepower would suffice.
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I bought a pair of XtremePower lights for my i10 from AK Traders and got it installed yesterday. I have to say that I'm bit disappointed with the result. It claims 80% more powerful but in reality it is only about 25% more (IMO). I[aid 850 with receipts and rs 100 for installation.
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...rs 100 for installation...
Fitting of two bulbs for Rs. 100 . Thats too steep. Infact fitting can be done by self. Changing headlamp bulb knowledge is necessity for all car owners. It is less than 5 minutes job.

Coming back to your i10. i10 has worst headlight dome and reflector. Light in i10 is extremely poor. One of my relatives also has i10 and I already experienced there. I have put Philips Extreme Power in my Safari and I am absolutely happy with its performance compare to OEM Normal Philips halogen bulbs.

Only solution for i10 I see is to go for either 90/100 or 100/130 setup.
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