My friends have the same car as mine (Auris 2008) with the friend below. And I also put them on the middle step. The installation was not difficult.

The problem (hence the rating in the scrub) is on the road: if our roads were normal (black asphalt with white markings), only the markings and the signs on the left-right would be visible. That is, the bulbs illuminate the road but wherever it is black, like freshly laid pitch (BOAK), I felt like I couldn't see if there was something on the asphalt floor until it might be too late. However, the road lamps are for this job, to illuminate the road.

However, because Greek roads have old pitch, which has lost its black color and turned gray, the bulbs illuminate properly and have a distinct line, so you know where they illuminate in order not to bother other drivers.

So when I drive, I am divided about whether they illuminate or not, but in the end, I would probably buy them again if they prove to last as promised. For the record, my friends have never complained to me.

Also, inside the box, white gloves are included to install them without getting them dirty.

Well, it's time to write a review about these bulbs. Having bought over 10 pairs of Novsight bulbs for my car (Toyota Corolla e12, it's been almost 1.5 years now - there is a similar review for the LED H7 bulbs) and for my father's car (Toyota Auris 2009 - LED T10, C5W/C10W, H11 & HB3), I have a complete picture of the company and their performance.

Let's clarify two things:
1. These bulbs are the best value for money, in my opinion, without competition. Especially when compared to well-known brands (Philips, Narva, etc.) which cost twice or three times as much. AND THEY HAVE A 2-YEAR WARRANTY. And we're talking about a warranty even for a T10 bulb that costs 70 cents. Extreme...

2. I recommend installing them in headlights with projectors, like the Auris, because in my Corolla, which has reflector headlights, the light is scattered everywhere, which can be more pleasant for driving because you can see everything clearly, but it can be a bit annoying for others (I adjusted mine to be low and I'm still a bit annoying, while others are too bright because they aim high).

Now, regarding the specific type of bulb, I installed it for the fog lights in the Auris, and that's why I'm attaching photos comparing the fog lights before (yellow) and after I changed them to LED bulbs, specifically Novsight H11 bulbs, but a different type (there is a review for those as well) just to try them all. The bulbs are TRULY amazing in terms of quality, brightness, color, and sturdy construction. They are the best value for money. The installation was easy in terms of the bulb itself, but everyone should study their own car separately because not all headlights have the same space for you to put your hand and work. Personally, I struggled a lot with the high beam (Novsight HB3, there is a review for those as well) in the Auris because the fan of the bulb is big and couldn't fit inside. In the end, I removed two screws from the headlight, pulled it out a bit, loosened the radiator, and it fit. However, the fog lights and the low beam where I installed the H11 bulbs were very easy. Personally, I changed ALL the lights in my father's car and even changed all the interior lights in both cars with Novsight Nighteye bulbs. I highly recommend them. AMAZING RESULTS in both cars. No reason to worry. Only comparing the price with equivalent branded LED bulbs will help you understand why you should get these. The cost of changing all the bulbs in a Toyota Auris in all lighting points (high beam, low beam, fog lights, front and rear T10 bulbs, driver and passenger dome lights, trunk light) cost a TOTAL of 96€ with Novsight. The equivalent installation with Philips bulbs, for example, would cost 226€. That's it from me... I hope I helped.