I got them a while back before I even saw that you had them. Debating on whether or not to get them for my strip light. I think they'll look goofy with my H9 bulbs I am running in my lows. I'm not sold on HID's in halogen projector headlight assemblies yet.
I have the H9's and the factory LED's, which are close in color to the Philips bulbs. When you're standing in front of the car, the combo does look a tad goofy because the LED looks blue compared to the low beam. However, when viewed from a distance especially in motion, they don't look bad at all. The factory projectors combined with the H9's give quite a bit of blue color flicker at the cutoff. Because of this, it's sometimes hard to tell the Accord has halogens until it gets within a certain distance. I had a buddy drive my car up and down a road (so that I could see how my car looked at night with the H9's and LED license plate lights) and I was quite surprised how good it looked thanks to the color flicker that made the low beams look whiter than they really are. That said, I'd still prefer the LED's to be closer in color temperature to the halogen low beams. My buddy's Lexus CT200h has LED running lights that are warm white and much closer to the color of the halogens.
It's too bad Philips doesn't sell its 4000K version of the bulbs you and XD linked above here in North America. Those are the bulbs I'd recommend if you're sticking with halogens in the low beam. You can buy them from German sellers on ebay, but they cost a bit more than the 6000K version. I paid about $30 shipped for mine. I wanted to try them out in the license plate, but I didn't like them so I may sell them here pretty soon. I also have the Sylvania version, which is a tad bit 'whiter' but also has a funky yellowish color band around the edge of the beam (which is too bad, because I actually like their color).
