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A pair of LED door projectors that cast an angel-wing pattern onto the ground when a door opens. Two versions exist: a replacement unit that swaps into a factory door-light socket (car model and year needed), and a stick-on rechargeable version that fits any car and senses objects within 5 cm, lighting only in the dark. The quartz lens is meant to hold its pattern without fading, and built-in decoding avoids bulb-out warnings. It suits owners who want a custom puddle-light look without wiring changes; the trade-off is that the replacement type only fits cars with existing door lights, and the stick-on type needs recharging and a flat mounting spot.
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Lowest price we've seen: $9.99 on Nov 14 at eBay. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 14.
These angel wing car door lights are projectors that use LED technology. They give an ultra HD projection. The projector uses quartz material that does not fade, and the pattern is brighter and clearer. Built-in decoding keeps the lights from triggering alarms. The set includes 2 pieces.
There are two types. Type 1 replaces the original light in the car door, and it needs the car model and production year. Type 2 sticks onto the door, is rechargeable and fits any car. Type 2 senses objects within 5 cm and turns on only at night or in a dark area.
To install Type 1, pry off the original door light and press and hold the clip to remove it. Put the angel light in its place and reinstall the door. To install Type 2, take the 3M backing off the projector. Stick it on a flat area along the lower edge of the door panel, perpendicular to the ground.
