Which head lights are brighter and more blue, Halo LED projectors or Halo HID’s?

I have a 07 Toyota Tacoma looking to buy some head lights. I will be getting the Halo’s no matter what but on ebay.. There is two different.. There is a Halo LED projector light.. but its more white, and I want blue, but it was a hundred dollars cheaper and I’ve also heard they aren’t very bright. Or there is the Halo HID projectors. As shown here… http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-05-07-TOYOTA-TACOMA-LED-2-HALO-PROJECTOR-HEADLIGHTS_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trkparmsZ65Q3a12Q7c39Q3a1Q7c72Q3a1171QQ_trksidZp4506Q2ec0Q2em245QQhashZitem3a4fc89326QQitemZ250446648102QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessoriesQQsalenotsupported#ht_5286wt_1272

Are the HID’s in the link above in the actual Halo part or is it a different part of light? The more info the better please! Trying to learn more about these products.. Thank you

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2 Responses to “Which head lights are brighter and more blue, Halo LED projectors or Halo HID’s?”

1. CaMeRoN_15 says:

   October 30, 2011 at 10:37 am

   LED’s are THE brightest lights you can buy also last longer than any HID, but as far as projecting im not sure which is brighter but by its self a LED is brighter than a halogen
2. Dave J says:

   October 30, 2011 at 11:18 am

   Save your money! The LED portion of that light is the
   halo around the Xenon headlight. You can buy the Xenon
   headlights many places at a much lower price, and some
   manufacturers of these will have the blue reflected light.

   Also, bear in mind that the electronics required to power
   this light is susceptible to temperature. They may not
   always work well when temperatures are low outside.
   Also, why buy so expensive a light that may last only
   three to five years? Most any type of headlights will
   last for many years longer. (as long as you don’t break
   them in an accident. )

   In the old days of the four headlight cars we used to
   put aircraft landing lights in the bright headlight position.
   Since they gave a very bright light of a rectangular shape,
   the drivers side light was mounted for a vertical beam
   while the passenger side was mounted to give a horizontal
   beam. This gave a very good view of a wide view of the
   side of the road while not aimed to blind an oncoming
   driver. (We also used these lights in our spotlights. The
   smaller one for the 4 inch spots, and the larger for the
   5 inch that we used in our headlights. ) The cost of these
   lights back then was only $5 each. Today they might be
   as much a $20, but still a far cry from what you are
   looking to buy.