If you disagree, try living in darkness for half the year and see if you hold the same opinion by the end of it. Don't @ me
this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2025
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“LEDs” aren’t technically the problem, it’s the way that LED headlights are designed. There are LEDs that mimic incandescent lights really well. Use LEDs that have the same color, brightness, and softer distribution that incandescents have and we can still get the benefits of LEDs without this absurdity. They should be able to slot into the headlight socket of a car from 1990 with absolutely no issue and it should be hard to tell it’s any different.
The problem ones are all LEDs, but it’s not a problem inherent to LEDs.
Even worse, modern LED headlights are a whole unit. If part of the lights go out you're stuck replacing a $200+ headlight assembly instead of a $10-20 bulb.
Ironically I hate this but I’m completely in favor of returning to sealed beam headlights
No more choice. There are two types of headlight. Car manufacturer, you get to choose how to fit one of those two types of headlight on your car. That is the end of your choices.
Add a zero to that.
Replace "LED" with "Capitalist" and we'll see who the real lib is!