Headlights OEM Honda or TYC

TYC or Depo are OE replacement lamps, they're good enough for insurance and/or body shops to use instead of OE. The difference is the lens material, it's a thinner, lower grade plastic.

My son bought some they looked immaculate. We compared the OEM housing to the TYC and it looked like TYC bought the molds or the engineering drawings as everything was identical, down to seam lines.

Bought some TYC replacements for my 4th gen a few years back. They’ve held up well

TYCs still rocking without any moisture two years later.

To be honest, mine are pretty bright and I often wonder if I’m going to be a candidate for r/fuckyourheadlights

Are yours set to auto? Consider taking it to the dealer to see if your headlights need to be adjusted.

As others have pointed out, the 2026 PP LEDs are the reflector type LEDs. When you're driving w/no other cars around you they seem okay. Then, when an LED projector styled vehicle comes along side of you, you'll notice that your PPs headlights are seemingly gone-overtaken by the projector styled headlights. I'll give them a 2.5/5.

I find the high setting is great, but low is lacking on side coverage. The fog lights help, but not as much as I like.

The lights must appear pretty bright to oncoming traffic, though, because I've had another driver flash their brights at me when they were already on the low setting.

I have had 3 Hyundai's leading up to this Honda and they all had better lights. I had a 2018 Accord Touring and I never thought those were great either.

TYC is as bad as it gets.

Don't get TYC. My beam pattern is poor, and I had cast metal parts inside the headlights get soft and bend from the heat.

TYC headlights are trash and their sealant is the main cause of letting moisture in.