I do not notice a flicker on those LED lights. Just so bright they blind you but it is a light that does not let you see anything with. I hate the headlights having them around. The only led lights I have are small pocket flashlights, some can see with others not. As long as something else is avaible the LED will not be in my house. I was just in day befor yesterday and getting new glasses, old prescription was only 14 months old but entirely different than new one. And they say do not even consider the blue lenses, the yellow might be OK but tried to get a pair to go over regular till new glasses are in,not avaible. If you notice all the new headlights that are so bad the lens is smooth, the good lights of years ago the lens was devided into hundreds of small lenzes and that broke up the beam of light and spreaded it out to where it was needed. And I have found those factory lights they call fog lights are not a fog light by any means, they are a complete driving-spot light from the way they make the lenze.
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