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Jul 10, 2023
WARNING! Current version does NOT have advertised 360° ADJUSTABLE MOUNTING FLANGE! PITA to align!
I first installed a set of these AUXITO LEDs in 2019 in one of my Toyota-Scion xB2s (2008-10) for the 9005/HB3 high beams. I liked the idea that the thinness of the alloy board and distance from the base, would give the outward-facing LEDs almost the identical focal-point of the original halogen filament!
The light output and beam pattern were impressive, and I liked the instant-on capability of the LEDs vs the 50w latest-gen HIDs. Until these AUXITOs, I had failed to find any LED that could match HIDs.
I liked them so well, that I decided to refit both cars with the same type AUXITOs for my H11 low beams. They position perfectly for the glare shield in the low-beam projectors, and show a sharp cut-off against a white garage door with superior output.
Since the second identical car was only an occasional night-time driver, I kept the 50w HIDs in the HB3 slot until now. However, the amount of night driving has increased recently and the "warm-up" delay of the HIDs, with constant dimming and re-ignition for high beams with more oncoming traffic made me decide to order another set of previously "perfect" AUXITOs.
Unfortunately, DESPITE STILL BEING ADVERTISED as having a "360° rotatable mounting bracket", THIS IS SIMPLY NO LONGER TRUE on the CURRENT 2023 PRODUCT! In my PHOTOS, you can see how the 2019 lamp had a BLACK mounting flange wt a set screw in the collar below the flange. The NEW SILVER FLANGE is held onto the lamp by a screw above the flange, under the o-ring, that threads into the lamp barrel in ONLY ONE POSITION!! It can be loosened but does not allow rotation until completely removed!
I ended up laboriously trying to recreate to correct alignment based on my 2019 lamps, removing the set screw completely and rotating the flange. After marking where a new hole would go to reinstall it in the correct position, I had to drill and countersink a completely new hole.
Since a halogen is a 360° glass globe, Toyota did not have to orient the position of the mounting flange ears on the RH and LH headlamp sockets the same way. This was already a PITA in the adjustable flanges because you could find the position and repeat it on the other side. You can't really find the position like you did on the 2019 versions by loosening the set screw slightly and installing the LED into the socket and rotating until the alloy board was vertical, because the flange will simply lock into the socket and detach from the LED barrel without a way of being able to mark the position while it is installed.
This a SERIOUS FAILURE on AUXITO. If they have documented proof that the rotating mount is no longer necessary, then their product description needs to be amended to reflect that. (I'm skeptical that rotation is not necessary).
AUXITO NEEDS TO CORRECT THEIR PRODUCT TO REPRESENT A KEY DESIRABLE FEATURE OF THEIR DESIGN THAT THEY HAVE CURRENTLY DEFEATED!
Sep 26, 2024
Nice Case / Not Easy to Install -thought I'd Break the Phone!
The OtterBox case itself is just fine .... ONCE installed onto the phone. My previous phone cases for two Pixel XL and one previous Pixel 3 XL phones were all 2-part with a silicone inner liner and a secondary hard case that snapped over the impact absorbing core.
The OtterBox is a 1-part clear acrylic hard case with an integrated clear hard silicone(?) surround that secures the phone in the shell. There is no flex or give at all and getting the phone into it is very similar to getting a car tire onto a rim! I had serious concerns about the amount of pressure I had to put on the phone case and screen in order to mount the case. I ended up wiping a thin film of silicone on the edges of the phone and the top and inside lip of the surround on the case and STILL had to use a plastic wedge (the guitar pick shaped ones for removing a phone screen) to work the lip around the phone (the way you would install a glass into a rubber gasket on a car or truck) before it would finally drop into the case!