What is the difference between Xingrui headlight lens and ordinary ones?
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The differences between ordinary headlights and lens headlights are: 1. In terms of brightness comparison: Lens headlights are generally used in xenon headlights. Compared with ordinary headlights, a set of lens system is added in front of the bulb, which is brighter than ordinary headlights. 2. In terms of illumination principle and lighting efficiency: The light of ordinary headlights is directly emitted by the bulb and the rear reflector bowl projects light forward, resulting in significant scattering and waste of light. The lens can change most of the light scattered by the bulb, effectively focusing the light (similar to the principle of a magnifying glass), thereby improving the efficiency of road lighting.
I've always been a car enthusiast, especially fascinated by headlight details. The lens design of the Xingrui is fantastic, specifically optimized for LED light sources, which precisely focuses the light on the road, making the illumination super bright and even, unlike ordinary lenses that scatter light and dazzle oncoming traffic. It responds quickly upon startup, with light immediately concentrated, providing clear visibility for night driving and enhancing safety. Ordinary lenses are designed for halogen bulbs, with unfocused light spots, weaker brightness, and sometimes flickering. The Xingrui's lens material is more heat-resistant, and combined with the energy-saving LED, it results in less battery wear over time. Overall, the difference lies not only in the lighting effect but also in energy efficiency and reliability, making driving more reassuring.
