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Old 4th October 2010, 17:03   #256
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Hi,

Just came across the link about Philips x-treme vision. As per the adverstisement, it is giving +100% extra, which is more than the Phihips x-treme power which is +80% . Has already tried using this one. Please let know the review of the same, I am planning to go for a new set of lamps, bit confused between x-treme power and x-treme vision.

Link for x-treme vision:

NEW Philips X-treme Vision H4 from Car Bulbs Direct | Free Worldwide Shipping

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Old 5th October 2010, 23:47   #257
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Philips X-treme Vision seems to supercede X-treme Power. And, yes, available since October 1, 2010:
Philips innovations making vehicles safer, more energy-efficient and more stylish

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X-treme Vision
The new X-treme Vision replacement light bulb for night-time driving provides 100% more light compared to a standard lamp, X-treme Vision outperforms its awarded predecessor X-Treme Power, and delivers a comfortable light output,. By ensuring maximum visibility, X-treme Vision prevents the stress, anxiety and fatigue people often feel while driving at night with not enough light.

These are the 4 latest additions to the innovative line-up of Philips LED DRL and 12V automotive halogen lamps. Philips is the choice of all major car manufacturers in Automotive Lighting providing an unrivalled original equipment quality choice for car drivers.
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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.

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Old 6th October 2010, 20:32   #258
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Just bought the Philips xtreme Power 80+ bulb today and fitted them on my Swift.

Planning to leave Bangalore tomorrow morning at 5Am, so will know the difference.

Earlier had 100/90w Philips bulbs.

Paid Rs. 830 per set. Bought two sets (one for me and one for my cousin).

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Old 10th November 2010, 01:21   #259
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I picked up a pair of Crystal Vision 60/55W at 800. Im yet to install them. Tried to install them on the figo but couldn't. Looks like I need to take it to the A$$

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What are the ratings of the new Xtreme power 80+ ? Are they 60/55W ?

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Plan to pick up Xtreme power 80+ for my gypsy tomorrow form AK Traders here in Bengaluru. Hope they are open on Sunday.

But the point of the post is - Thanks guys for helping me decide what to go for.

I hope the Gypsy takes H4 bulbs.

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Old 5th December 2010, 15:20   #261
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The manual of my Accent says 60/55 for head lamps. If I install x-treme vision or x-treme power, do I need to add any relays?
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The manual of my Accent says 60/55 for head lamps. If I install x-treme vision or x-treme power, do I need to add any relays?
No you don't have to.
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Plan to pick up Xtreme power 80+ for my gypsy tomorrow form AK Traders here in Bengaluru. Hope they are open on Sunday.

But the point of the post is - Thanks guys for helping me decide what to go for.

I hope the Gypsy takes H4 bulbs.

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What is the wattage of this 80+? does Xtreme power come in two variants then-60/55 and 80+?does both high beam and low beam have the same wattage?How much does it cost more than the 60/55 Xtreme power and do you need a relay for this 80+ or just plug and play?

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What is the wattage of this 80+? does Xtreme power come in two variants then-60/55 and 80+?does both high beam and low beam have the same wattage?How much does it cost more than the 60/55 Xtreme power and do you need a relay for this 80+ or just plug and play?

Sorry if i bugged you with so many questions

60 for high beam 55 for low. 80+ is is for senior citizens only. You have to show valid age proof at time of purchase.

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60 for high beam 55 for low. 80+ is is for senior citizens only. You have to show valid age proof at time of purchase.

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Sorry,i didnt get you.What is the need for age proof to buy bulbs?
And is it 80 watts?
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Sorry,i didnt get you.What is the need for age proof to buy bulbs?
And is it 80 watts?

I believe 60/55 means 60W for high and 55 watts for low beam.

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60/55 is the wattage rating for the bulb, 60 is high and 55 for low beam filaments. 80+ is the philips claim that this particular brand makes upto 80% more power than a normal halogen bulb.
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Re: Philips Vision Plus H4 Bulbs

60/55 means 60 watts for high-beam, 55 watts for low-beam (which is akin to OEM lamp) and the 80+ means the light output is 80% more than the OEM lamp. They use enhanced technology to give more light for same input power. Light output is measured in units of lumens or candles. This higher conversion efficiency comes at the cost of lamp life, which is reduced. Senior Citizen is 60+ by the way
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Old 16th December 2010, 05:11   #269
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Re: Philips Vision Plus H4 Bulbs

Can someone here give me spec, benchmark/reviews of
1. Philips 90/100 H4
2. Philips x-treme vision H4
3. Philips x-treme power H4

Also how good are they in Fog/Rainy Days/Night ?
Also can standard relay be used for x-treme vision/power too ?
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Re: Philips Vision Plus H4 Bulbs

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Can someone here give me spec, benchmark/reviews of
1. Philips 90/100 H4
2. Philips x-treme vision H4
3. Philips x-treme power H4

Also how good are they in Fog/Rainy Days/Night ?
Also can standard relay be used for x-treme vision/power too ?
Philips Rally 90/100 is the best of these three for rainy days/fog and unlit highways.
Xtreme Power is whiter and brighter than standard 55/60 bulb but its no where as close to the light output of Philips 90/100. But it is enough for city usage.
I haven't used Xtreme Vision, but it is very expensive for a pair of H4 bulbs. It should be better than Xtreme Power, but got to see if it will be able to get near the Philips 90/100 in light output, which i doubt.
Philips Xtreme Power and Xtreme Vision does not need a relay with wiring kit because their wattage draw is only OE spec 55/60. They're just plug and play.
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