Headlight Fits Camry

Fit was not perfect but it was really close. I've sanded and polished out the old ones on several cars. I've used Meguires headlamp spray and another clear spray. They look great for a month, then back to haze and polishing, and repolishing every month. No more, that does not last. So, I replaced 3 cars headlamps so far. Cars look like new. Really nice now and I won't need to be repolishing every other month. I won't be polishing headlamps ever again.

So I ended hitting a deer and insurance wanted to mark my car as a total loss so I dropped the claim and fixed the car myself. I bought these because they looked fun! And I read reviews which weren’t bad. Installing them is time consuming just because of removing your bumper but literally YouTube makes that step easy. Just take your time and you will do just fine. Anyways I can see soooo good at night. The regular lights are bright and the high beams are extremely bright. I’ve never seen as well as I have until these. Love it, I will always be replacing headlight assemblies every time I get a new car from now on… the only positive outcome of hitting a darn deer lol.

Product fit perfectly. Enhances the look of the car and vastly improved night time driving.

Fit is good, but bulbs don’t go in very nicely. No condensation, so it must be sealed well. Light smoked lens looks much better than factory XLE clear and chrome lenses imho. Have had them installed for a couple of months now. Time will tell if they hold up to the elements.

I bought these because my original ones kept frosting over and needing buffed back out. These look fantastic and have good fitment. Installation took about an hour and that included removing the front bumper cover - there is an excellent YouTube video on how to do this. Overall super satisfied so far.

Wonderful headlights

The headlights make my car look new. I have a 2011 Camry and I got these because they were the cheapest I could find. Installation was easy and part fits. What more can you want?

Installed on 2005 Camry LE, replacing OEM. The plastic housing of the assembly itself is extremely thin and soft, being easily bent/stretched/smushed/cut away. The "gasket" lining around the lens is only set in place by thin sticky foam and was applied lopsided on both lenses, with a large gap on one side shown in pic. The lens appears to have some sort of clear-coat applied to it as shown in pic, but was done so very unevenly/sloppily so it looks spotty - recommend buff/polish it off and apply your own. Dimensions of the product are roughly a 1/2 inch smaller across the board (to save 5 cents on production I imagine) so this makes it difficult/impossible to align some holes when installing. Since it's smaller, once installed there will be a 1/4-1/2 inch gap between the edges of the lens and car body, as shown in 2 pics - buy gasket material or silicone to help seal this hole. The top mounting bracket is also short, so notice how the angle on it is made about a 1/2" before meeting the car body - the soft plastic can be mushed into place. The dimensions of the lens seems to be the only part that is OEM similar. "It fits!" is a pretty strong term for the voodoo the customer must perform to make these usable. While my original assemblies were in bad shape, I will be saving them since I do not expect these to survive more than a couple years max. It's $90 for a pair, you get what you pay for so unless you're desperate look elsewhere. EDIT: After some evening driving it was very clear that the reflectors in the headlights are not manufactured with any amount of beamforming to direct the light level, see pic. As this kind of light dispersion isn't something that can be simply adjusted up or down to a normal level, these can't be used at night without blinding other drivers. So at the time of this edit I will be returning this failed product.