4 Pcs Double Interface Design Car Door LED Logo Projector Ghost Shadow Lights Compatible With Audi A4 A3 A6 Q7 Q5 A1 A5 TT A8 Q3 A7 R8 RS

Great value for the money. Installed on a 2019 Audi Q7. Had a courtesy loner that had these lights, and I wanted them after seeing them. Far cheaper than the dealer. Very easy to install. Lights are adjustable as well, so you can have them all positioned the same way.UPDATE: I noticed that the lights on the rear doors began to come out of alignment after opening and shutting the door repeatedly. I believe the impact of the door slamming shut was throwing the alignment off. I’ve had to take both lights out and readjust the alignment. I placed a drop of crazy glue on the adjustment tab to keep them in place.

This is a photo daytime in our carport after installation into my RS6. All four lights in about 10 minutes. You can see that the rings are not crisp, some light spots on the bottom of the rings, and not as bright as on the new Audis. Those however would run you $150. Before ordering, pull out the lights on your vehicle to be sure there is enough play in the wires to fit. Only one of the 4 lights on my S6 had enough play, so these went into the RS6. But the quick plug and play without fussing with additional wires is a huge plus.

OK, the one thing I noticed, (2019 Audi A4), you have to look carefully at the existing lights, looking for the small tab. This is where you carefully insert a very thing flat head screw driver and pry the existing light downward. One of my lights was stubborn but the other three came out very easily. Also, (if I remember correctly) the front doors tab was towards the front of the car, the back doors was towards the rear of the car. As one other reviewer mentioned, the back door wires are much shorter, but still accessible. Pull out the connector from the existing light, mate it to the new light, and pop it back in the hole. It was that simple, and it looks very impressive! I do not know what the dealer charges for this "upgrade" but its a no-brainier for $20

Amazingly bright and easy to install. I had all four of the modules replaced in 10 minutes! I only needed a short, flat bladed screwdriver to pop the originals out of the bottom of each door, remove the light, disconnect the two wire connector’s locking clip and replace it with the LED Audi ring module, making sure that the connector’s locking clip was engaged, then reinsert the new module into the opening at a slight angle and push the other end up until it locked into position. What a great upgrade it has made and surely would have cost me well over $100 if I had the dealership do it. Cannot overemphasize how great it looks. Technical note: the new module has a metal cover over the LED part to act as a heat-sink to dissipate any heat given off by the lights although I doubt that it was needed. The rings are very bright and I have had many positive comments at gas stations etc.

The only caution I would give is that these lights are much dimmer and less sharp than the OEM Audi originals. But with that said, 2 OEM pairs cost over $400 (MSRP) so it is not really a fair comparison. They are great for the money if you are using all 4, but if your adding them to the rear doors, they will not perfectly match your front doors with OEM lights which is very noticeable when all doors are open at night . In my case, they were very easy to install.

Super easy to install. The standard door lights our new Audi don’t illuminate the ground noticeably. The “white Audi rings” call attention to where you are stepping... and look classy. I think these have value as a safety feature. These are brighter than the lights that also say “Audi” (our daughter got those).

Bought 2 sets, for four doors. Ten minutes to install with only a flathead screwdriver.. perfect fit - and look great. I agree with a previous reviewer - these are not as crisp as the dealer installed version (and a smidge of scatter?), but for the price these are awesome. Cheap and easy way to add a classy touch, if not included with your model year...

I ordered these for my Audi A8L, to replace the puddle lights at the bottom of my doors. A Q7 loaner I had back in August of last year had these, so I had to have these. The Audi dealer wanted over $100 installed for these, so I checked Amazon for them. Got them quickly and for a lot less money. It only takes about ten to fifteen minutes in your garage with a small flat blade screwdriver to change the out. Just plug-and-play! One word of caution, tho. They have to be installed in the same direction as the lights and wiring that came with the car. I forgot to do this with the right rear door, so I had to remove it to turn it around. It did not end well, as these lights are very fragile to begin with. When trying to pry it out, it breaks apart VERY easily! So you gotta get it right the first time. I had to order another set just to replace the one I broke.

The value on these is hard to deny. At $25 (CAD) for a set of 4, they're 1/8th the price of Audi's version. Audi's are $200 for a pair. I would say that they may not be quite as bright as Audi's, but for the price, I can live with a slightly less bright light. Build quality seems very good and I have to say that I much prefer the rings on their own. Most other vendor's offerings say "Audi" in red below the rings - that's not how Audi's real puddle lights are.My only issue with them so far was the install. Install is straightforward, but I found them to be ever so slightly bigger than the OEMs they're replacing. You have to push really, really hard to get them in. So hard, in fact, I panicked with the first two that I did because I was worried I was going to break them I was pushing so hard. Thinking I didn't have the light lined up properly, I tried backing them out, couldn't get them out easily and ended up breaking them. After that, smooth sailing. Needless to say, I ordered another set so I had all four doors done and a couple of spares. I can't comment on how long they'll last as I've only had them in front doors for about a month and the back doors for a few days, but at this price, if I had to replace them, it's still a much better deal than buying from Audi.

The temptation is understandable; these things are a fraction the price of OEM Audi logo projectors. They are not worth it though. They are so dim you'll barely even see them when looking, let alone notice them. They are also very blurry and uneven. Basically a waste of money.

Super easy to install and cheap! However, the brightness sucks. You won’t be able to see this in the daylight, or in dim light. It has to be night time. One of the four that I received is defective and has some kind of a line going through the logo. It’s hard to notice, but I notice it.Overall, it’s awesome and for $20 you’ll have people commenting on it every time you open the door.

These lights fit a little tighter than the OEM lights so it took a little hand banging to get it in, but once installed they look excellent. I don't know about longevity yet as I'm only 3 days in, but I am definitely very happy with the product for the price point so far.

Simply to put its ok for its price, audi genuine part is much better and has crisp, clear bright lights compare to this one, this one has bigger logo projected on ground and outer edge line is blurer then genuine part, but for 1/10 price you cant ask for much more i think