LED Car Door Welcome Emblems,Homose Projector Shadow Light With Logo for Infiniti FX G M EX Q50 Q70 Q60 QX50 QX70 QX80(pack of 2)

I've only had them installed on my 2015 F01 (7-series xdrive) for about a week so can't speak to the durability. So far the lights are very clear, sharp and bright. Installation was very easy. I think one other reviewer noted the same thing; these units are just a hair bigger than my OEM part. I had to force them in with a slightly harder push than I'm comfortable with. My concern is if I had to wedge them in that hard, how are they going to come out? Hopefully I will never have to find out if they last long term. Being a car guy I will fully admit to going into the garage at night to open the door JUST to see that BMW logo shinning on the floor, if you are a car guy you understand. Overall I rated them a 5 and my only question (unfounded) is how long will they last, but they are soooo cool, you will like them!

On the 335i the door panel aims the lights slightly into the door and will cut off 25% of the picture. To fix this I had to make a shim that would re aim the lights. You could do this with scissors and some plastic packaging or even cardboard. But I designed a part and used a 3d printer to make. (It took me all of like 10 minutes to desighn and print the thing so shh) one day I will upload the file to thingiverse for free download for people who have this problem and a printer.I noticed that some people complained that the light went out quickly. And made high pitch noises.As an electrical engineer and all too familiar with cheap led lights I had a good idea what's going on and here's what I did before useing it.The led is as far as I can tell a cree led but the matalan case the led sits In meant to disperse the heat does not have a smooth bottom makeing tir terrable heat transfer that can harm the LED. To fix this I put a healthy blob of of thermal compound under the led to bridge the gap. If you do not have thermal compound or a thermal pad you can use stuff like baby diper rash cream. Its loaded full of zink oxide and dosent completely dry out to my understanding and will make for an ok substitute. I strongly suggest doing this alteration if you plan on leaving the light on for several minutes or more at a time.Driveing the LED is a constant current buck converter. It uses a tinny transformer switched at high frequencies to conver 12V into something like 3.5V to power the LED. That transformer, Morse spesificly the windings on it vibrating is where that noise can come from.When I had the light appart I dropped a few drops of a lacquer on it so that the windings would be glued in place. You can use a thin glue or even clear nail polish to do the same thing.I also added a capacitor to the output feeding the LED I'm not sure if there was ever a problem with this but high frequency switching can cause a weird strobing effect on video cameras if you were ever to film the lights. The capacitor will solve the problem if it was even a problem in the first place. Basically I never wanted to have to re-order or work on these things ever again.Oh, picture looks clean and you can rotate the lenses to rotate the picture so its straight up and down with the car with the doors open. I wish they were a little brighter but they look good in the dark

Didn't quite fit in either of my BMWs. Off by about 2 millimeters. After an hour of trying to figure it out, I finally sanded the actual car and the plastic piece to make it fit. Now, it's cool, but I would've preferred to not alter my actual car.

I bought some other ones from AMZ but they didn't work on the 2016 Z4. After trying to install them I noticed the connector was wide enough for a four prong connector even though the door wire is only two. Even then, the connector wouldn't lock in place or stay connected. I scrolled through description after description of other listed shadow lights but none listed the 2016 E89 Z4.However, this picture looked like a two prong connector and the correct width. I got them and they connected instantly. Only problem was, they are ever so slightly larger than the hole in the car door. A simple trim of the lights lens with a razor knife allowed it to snap into place. I don't recommend trimming the door panel although the thought crossed my mind. I figure if they break or don't last and I have to get different ones or go back to the OEM lights, I didn't want them too loose.Also, I didn't need the extra wire extender, I could have but didn't use them. The connector on the car door was very short but I was able to get them connected. Make sure you use a needle nose pliers and get the connectors to seat all the way and lock. I've read on other reviews that the connectors come loose. This hasn't happened to me but I doubt they will with the way they snapped in. I guess using the extenders would have made this easier but they are in and working.I'll update this over time if they start to fade, burn out, fail or otherwise make me sigh. My wife says I am such a geek.

Wow what an epic upgrade to my car for 8 dollars. I know nothing about how to take apart/install things on a car and this took me 5 minutes. Highly recommend. Bright, clear, quality product. (Btw this will fit any bmw with courtesy door lights)

These projector lights came well packaged, they were even in a anti-static bag. They look well made and were a breeze to install, took less than 5 minutes to adjust and install and fit well. The actual image is not as sharp and vibrant as shown in the ad or as sharp and vibrant as the BMW items, and the circles in the roundel are not very concentric. They also will not show up in the daylight, but neither do the BMW pieces. That said, they are 1 tenth the price of the factory parts and do perform the same function. If you are expecting BMW quality, spend the $$$ and buy the OEM parts......

i get comments on these wherever i go. They just look cool and for this price i would replace them every year if they burned out ,which i did have one do.