Without knowing what the actual beam pattern of these headlamps are, it is impossible to know if they are an improvement over stock, or if they are even worse than stock. The perception of color and light levels in photographs are subjective and subject to the settings of the camera; the actual illumination on the ground is not. Photographs are great for illustrating what the documented beam pattern of a given headlamp is, but they are no substitute for that documentation. For example, the headlamps shown in the initial photographs appear to be sending a lot of light to the left, at a very high cutoff. This would cause discomfort or disabling glare to oncoming drivers, is a safety issue for other drivers, and could lead to the driver of the vehicle with modified headlamps getting a ticket.
Just as a general note regarding all headlamps - please do not purchase any headlamps that do not conform to the headlamp beam pattern for your car's market. Headlamps are market-specific.