Headlights Morimoto or OEM Volkswagen

I bought the Morimoto XB LED Headlights with Amber DLRs for my '21 TRD Pro. They look nice.

Plug-and-play installation. The actual connection of the headlights was wildly easy. The hard part was accessing some of the bolts holding the bumper cover on. You need to bend the fender liners and reach way up into a tight space to access the second one and it took far longer than I wanted.

Having had GTIs with both halogens and LEDs and now the GLI, I find them very good.

That's interesting. I have a '21 S and I'm very satisfied with the headlights, they are not as quite as good as the Passat's but they are way better than my wife's Ford. Mine seem perfectly aimed, maybe yours are off a bit?

Ours are great, no complaints.

I will also say the headlights on the Arteon are primo. This past week I had to drive 100 miles each way out to one of our manufacturing facilities in a super rural area far from any highway where it was as dark as dark could be, no lights of any kind anywhere out there, and the headlights (both low and high beam) were fantastic

The overall performance of the Arteon's headlights are superior to probably most headlights on other cars. Even more so once you've coded it for the European dynamic lighting. Those are simply amazing.

Previously I had LEDs in the stock. The difference in the cutoff is drastic. There is absolutely no additional light outside where it is supposed to be. Good and bad. Good since I feel LEDs in stock housings are always bad for oncoming drivers, but they also would light up signs and markings a little further out. I think I will adjust these up a little from stock. Brights are excellent, no complaints there. Overall I'm really happy with the look, quality and ease of installation.

i constantly have other drivers flash me while i drive at night. i do believe these headlights produce a lot of glare.

There should be a lower category specifically for the Passat. worst. headlights. ever. The shame is that a big part of the problem is that they are simply aimed at the ground about 100' in front of the car.