stedi.com.au Reviews 

Stedi replaced my light bar after just over 5 years as half of it had died. This is outstanding customer service. You may pay more in the first place as it's a quality product but when there's a problem, It's invaluable.

Very dodgy customer service. They don’t process online orders until the customer has to call and ask.
Don’t pay extra for Express Post or Startrack premium.
I don’t think they have people to process online orders.

I bpught the D1S Xenon 35W HID Kit and I LOVE them!!!! They fixed my lights and made them so much better!!!!!
One of my E89 Z4 main headlights failed. I got advice that it was best to replace the whole unit at between $1000 - 2000 (secondhand/new). That was well out of my price range. I found a pair of Stedi's D1S Xenon 35W globes on the Stedi website. I was unsure if I would need additional parts or adapters, so I called Stedi and spoke to a really helpful lady who said that I should not need anything else. So I ordered them. They arrived days later in perfect condition.
My brother and I replaced the globes in a morning, and the most difficult part was working through BMW's poor design (removing the bumper to access the headlight globe!) These Stedi globes are true "plug and play". They worked instantly, perfectly and are still impressing me every time I turn on my lights or drive at night.
If you need globes for your BMW Angel-eyes do yourself a favour and get some Stedi globes!
Thank you for reading.

Stedi HB3 High Beam Headlight conversion.
Disclaimer: I was fully refunded for the inferior kit.

The Stedi low beam projector globes for this car were spot on, however I owe it to potential buyers to point out the flaws discovered in the High beam HB 3 / 9005's Copper Tails we received. (1) To work efficiently LED globes need to have the position of the LED's [ 'filaments' ] facing the 3 and 9 o'clock positions respectively. However each side of these globes had the LEDs facing different directions and neither side was facing as required. (2) Additionally the Stedi connection plug from the CANBUS driver into the OEM harness create another problem. They don't lock in, in fact they have 2 small triangular plastic lugs which stop the connection securing at all, AND! due to poor clearance the plug dislodges the seal inside, and that also makes it vulnerable to randomly unplugging when mobile and being exposed to water ingress. Those notches spread the connection open. Poor (very) QC. Not really OK given it has a QC sticker!
For the money each h/light conversion should be fit for purpose (safety & functionality) and that includes the LED 'filament' location and the vital plug connection.
Technically it should (must?) match the original plug it's connecting to.And fit properly.
(3) I'm also not convinced that the seal around the o-ring into the housing is as firm as it should be.The globes are way too easy to back off. Just like the driver harness connection there's no solid click as it should.So again water,condensation & dust may get in. That would write the headlights off. Buyer beware.
A lot of things have changed in the LED space, since Stedi arrived, so there's plenty of "as good", or better options out there.
There's great independent science & data backed reviews to guide you. ( at the usual global video depository) Some LED brands even have lifetime guarantees for the better made versions of their conversions.Me? I''ll be trialling one of the popular Chinese (Stedis are also Chinese made as well) brands without the Aussie flag price tag.They might do as well or better. (And I can buy multiple sets for the same $$$ outlay) Watch this space.
UPDATE:Can confirm a popular Chinese made and sourced brand is cheaper and throw a fantastic beam. I'll be reviewing those, at some point.(Reliability etc)