Philips X-Treme Vision Vs. Osram Night Breaker Plus

**kumagpoko** · January 10th, 2011 09:26 PM

saang shop po yan? how about yung NB plus?

**wrcastro_ph** · February 15th, 2011 10:06 PM

Up ko lang yung question.. saang shop makakabili ng Philips x-treme and how much po?

**techsupporter** · February 16th, 2011 02:52 PM

Originally Posted by wrcastro_ph

Up ko lang yung question.. saang shop makakabili ng Philips x-treme and how much po?

Sir regarding Philips Xreme-Vision, wala pa dito, pero makakabili kayo online sa powerbulbs.com. Kung Xtreme power, marami sa malls. meron rin ako na h4 for lesser price.

**aeo62000** · February 17th, 2011 09:45 AM

alin ang mas malakas = osram all weather/philips xp 55/65 watts o ordinary na 90/100watts?

**techsupporter** · February 18th, 2011 02:10 PM

*aeo62000,
technically mas malakas ang 90/100w bulb. Pero subjective kasi ang pagiging "mas malakas" na headlight. Eto ang pros and cons sa mga choices mo:
Osram All Seasons:

Pros:
A little Yellowish light, meaning more contrast pag bad weather.
Malakas.
Comes in 55/60w+30% more light, meron ring 80/100w.

Cons:
Hindi lahat gusto ng yellowish light.
Higher wattage (80/100w) means upgraded wiring is recommended.
Mid Priced (approx 400-500php per piece)

Philips XP:

Pros:
stock wattage with +80% more light.
no mods needed.
well-focused.

Cons:
Shorter Lifespan compared to normal bulbs.
Expensive (1.4k to 2.3k php per pair)r
Lighting may not be bright compared to Hi-wattage bulbs (subjective).

Normal 90/100w Bulbs:

Pros:
Generally Bright
Cheap (other brands are sold around 200php per piece)
Durable (if you stick with known brands)

Cons:
Needs upgraded wiring to be more effective.
May damage plastic lenses.
Not recommended by OEM.

Please take note that lighting is very subjective. It's best to try out different bulbs on your own car and see what's best for you.

**aeo62000** · February 18th, 2011 03:57 PM

thank you tech supporter, may available ba na philip/osram na 90/100 watts? upgraded na wirings ko. thanks again. planning to go with HID kaya lang ang upgraded ko na wiring babaguhin na naman, kasi di daw pwede, so might as well use higher wattage philip or osram, tama ba?

**techsupporter** · February 18th, 2011 05:47 PM

Sir merong Philips na 90/100w, "Rally" model ang tawag nila, although madalang yun as mga auto supplies. Sa Osram, ang meron, 90/130w saka 80/100w. Use hi-wattage bulbs since upgraded na wiring mo. Try mo rin aang Narva, meron sila 90/100w

Sir please delete your other duplicate posts sa ibang topics, bawal yata yan dito sa forum, thanks

**poorprince** · October 19th, 2011 11:43 PM

Originally Posted by techsupporter

*aeo62000,
technically mas malakas ang 90/100w bulb. Pero subjective kasi ang pagiging "mas malakas" na headlight. Eto ang pros and cons sa mga choices mo:
Osram All Seasons:

Pros:
A little Yellowish light, meaning more contrast pag bad weather.
Malakas.
Comes in 55/60w+30% more light, meron ring 80/100w.

Cons:
Hindi lahat gusto ng yellowish light.
Higher wattage (80/100w) means upgraded wiring is recommended.
Mid Priced (approx 400-500php per piece)

Philips XP:

Pros:
stock wattage with +80% more light.
no mods needed.
well-focused.

Cons:
Shorter Lifespan compared to normal bulbs.
Expensive (1.4k to 2.3k php per pair)r
Lighting may not be bright compared to Hi-wattage bulbs (subjective).

Normal 90/100w Bulbs:

Pros:
Generally Bright
Cheap (other brands are sold around 200php per piece)
Durable (if you stick with known brands)

Cons:
Needs upgraded wiring to be more effective.
May damage plastic lenses.
Not recommended by OEM.

Please take note that lighting is very subjective. It's best to try out different bulbs on your own car and see what's best for you.

im using OSRAM Rally 90/100w. i needed brighter output/all weather and so far, this has been good. im not sure if this bulb falls in "the Normal 90/100w Bulbs" category since i forgot the exact price.Question lang, does it really harm the plastic lenses? tia..

**blue_gambit** · October 21st, 2011 04:09 AM

Originally Posted by poorprince

im using OSRAM Rally 90/100w. i needed brighter output/all weather and so far, this has been good. im not sure if this bulb falls in "the Normal 90/100w Bulbs" category since i forgot the exact price.Question lang, does it really harm the plastic lenses? tia..

Kung Glass lens no problem, pero kung plastic... i'd be carefull.. that's why instead of going for hte cheaper 100/90w bulbs I went for the more expensive 65/55w PXV due to my plastic Lens like yours to be on the safe side..