Cree and Philips chips

Hello,
I'm going to buy a pair of led headlight bulbs for my trucks.
I was just wondering which chip I should choose if they're the same brand and similar price?
Someone said Cree chips are better than Philips chips. Is that true?
Need some advice...
Thanks.

It's my understanding replacing incandescent headlight bulbs with LED-based light sources without changing any optics tends to work poorly.

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Alaric Darconville said:

• Be mindful that there are a lot of bad ideas and bad products in the vehicle lighting world. All of them are hyped and promoted as great ideas. CPF Rule 11 is particularly important here because of the safety concerns with motor vehicles and their lighting.
  This means (among other things):
  
  • "HID kits", "LED conversions", and "projector retrofits" aren't safe, effective, or legal. If you have one and it's not working, we're not going to help you fix it. (If you have one and you think it's working, it's not; get it off your vehicle before someone gets hurt) We will not argue this point.
    
  • Only very few of the "LED bulbs" for non-headlamp/non-foglamp use available on the market work safely and effectively; most of them are unsafe junk. The ones FOR headlamp/foglamp use are ALL unsafe junk. We will not argue this point.

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