Total and complete garbage, in accordance with NAPA's apparent present lighting line strategy -- it no longer contains any respectable bulbs or sealed beams, instead it's all poorest-quality junk. None of the products are made by technically competent suppliers, and even without having tested each and every product in the line, the consistent bad showing of those items I have tested (and the, shall we say, "highly questionable" safety certifications) make me sadly confident that the whole line can only be warned about, not recommended. These NAPA NightVision LED sealed beams reveals they are made in China for Old World Industries, which is the company behind the Peak brand of engine antifreeze, and recently (2019) it decided to add a lighting product line. They could have spent the necessary money on good (or at least decent) product by PFRing from one of the reputable makers, or even from an also-ran like Wagner. Instead they bought the automotive lighting activity from Eiko, already disreputable for poor quality and poor performance, and further degraded it by sourcing the cheapest lookalikes they could get out of China, then spent money hyping up this junk with marketing and packaging. And that appears to be a successful strategy; I'm sure the NAPA deal is very lucrative. However, for those consumers and end-users who want to actually be able to see and be seen at night, the only good advice is to stay away from NAPA sealed beams and bulbs.
To be more specific: these are generic sealed beam lenses, intended for use with transverse-oriented filament(s), and instead they are in front of LED light sources with very different output characteristics in terms of light distribution. Or in three words: a complete mess.
