Louisiana “ORACLE Lighting Reviews: Oculus Bi-LED 9-Inch Headlights for Jeep JL/JT” is good!

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The all-new Oculus™ Bi-LED Headlamp system by ORACLE Lighting. Featuring advanced LED projection with 3,200 Lumens of high-quality illumination for enhanced driver visibility in all weather conditions. The LED light source has lower power demands compared to the factory lamps while providing more light output.

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“Love my Bi-LED Projector Headlights for Jeep Wrangler JL 2018. Look amazing and a big difference from stock lights!” - Jordan Rutecki

Drop your feedback on these lights below! We would love to see completed installs and hear about your experience!

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“My Oracle Oculus LED headlights are fantastic...they really light up the road. They are high quality and were very easy to install on my Jeep Wrangler.” - Tom Mitchell

 

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“I just installed this this afternoon. The install was super easy. Waited for nightfall to adjust the beam. The lights we really amazing when I turned them on! Super bright! I couldn't believe how crisp the light was. I'm so glad I purchased these instead of the overpriced Mopar LEDs. The Halo makes these one of a kind! Someone pull up next to me and asked about these lights.” - Andrew

 

[deaner23]

excited to install these guys

 

[Compression-Ignition]

Would these get warm enough to melt snow at all? Also I can't find any comparison shots showing low vs high beam.

 

[caleb_m00re]

love my bi-leds! they look awesome and driving at night feels much better compared to the stock halogens

 

[ORACLElights]

Would these get warm enough to melt snow at all? Also I can't find any comparison shots showing low vs high beam.

Hi Roy, these stay cool enough to allow for optimal LED performance so we don't expect that they would melt snow. However, our R&D is working on a heated lens option for the future.

The below photo on the product page shows the low v high beam!

 

[pehler]

Hi Roy, these stay cool enough to allow for optimal LED performance so we don't expect that they would melt snow. However, our R&D is working on a heated lens option for the future.

The below photo on the product page shows the low v high beam!

East coast of Canada I think a heated lens would be a must. Please post when you have that solution.

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