D.S.: A typical Halogen bulb is approximately $14 to replace, while a bi-xenon bulb can range from $160 to $213, depending on the vehicle. Remember-- the bi-xenon bulbs generally offer a longer ...

Different lighting technology has its pros and cons. If you're looking for affordability, go with halogen; for brightness, ...

Traditional halogen bulbs, the long-time standard, just can't keep up in terms of performance, efficiency, or longevity.

The halogen bulbs contain a small tubular halogen light. It provides the same light as a standard 60-watt and 100-watt bulbs but uses less power.

OK, now that you’re armed with some knowledge, let’s see how different bulbs measure up. The basic categories are incandescent, halogen, fluorescent and the new xenon.

Xenon bulbs require a momentary high voltage to ignite. They burn colder than halogen which is why they emit a bluer light; Xenon bulbs also tend to be brighter and last longer too.

ENERGY draining halogen and fluorescent light bulbs are to be banned from sale. It means households will have to use LED lightbulbs. The energy-friendly bulbs last several years longer than halogen… ...

Sales of halogen light bulbs will be banned from September – with fluorescent alternatives to follow, the Department for Energy has confirmed. Energy-saving labels will also be upgraded to make ...

HEB stores are recalling halogen light bulbs that could shatter while in use and cause cuts or fires.

Xenon lights look fantastic and offer improved visibility, but they typically involve additional cost. Conversely, Halogen bulbs are cheap and reliable, but they leave room for improvement in ...