Bought these bad boys for my dads lawn mower to see better at night when it cools down during this summer heat. He plugged them in and they were bright and well lit area from where mounted. Would recommend to anyone for any installation.

Would’ve give. A 5 star if they gave us a bigger washer to mount it on a light bar with bigger diameter holes. Love that there’s so much extra cable to play with but hiding the rest is a pain. Cable is super thick which is good, but also harder to kinda tuck around the corners. Currently running mine through pillars and everything works well. Plenty bright! I don’t think it will be overly bright to other drivers if angled properly. I got mine for $17 so can’t complain it’s pretty good! Can’t wait to have the switch properly mounted.

I am installing this on my tractor for nighttime work. The light pattern is excellent as a headlight due to the strong hotspot with a nice wide lighting pattern. I wouldn’t use it on the road as low beams since it does not have a good cutoff to prevent glare. But as a work light, these are perfect. The price is excellent for what you get. It comes with a nice wiring harness to help with ease of installation. The mounting system is clever and allows for a wide range of adjustment. I’m impressed at the quality.

we go camping in some remote areas, so it is pitch black at night with only your headlights to guide you. These work way better than having my brights on. I can see a bigger area, and it's so bright. It's nice because it's safer for me and the animals to have good visibility. My hubby installed, said it wasn't too bad. Great price too!

The quality of the build looks really good. From the included wiring harness, switch, housings, etc, everything looks really good and the brightness is pretty good too. I've seen brighter ones but I've also seen much, much, dimmer ones. I needed these for my tractor as the bucket and pallet forks block the factory head lights on the tractor. So why the 4 stars and not 5 stars? I've built machinery, manufactured parts and products, designed and modeled machinery and parts and these lights missed in engineering in one area. There isn't a right and left hand light. Every modern car or truck has a right and left headlight. There's a driver's door and a passenger door. These are both the same hand and it puts the wiring on the outside rather than the inside on one of the lights which could lead to snagging the wire on things like tree branches, bushes, etc. Plus it's not a clean installation being non-symetrical. One other items is the wiring harness was just barely long enough for my application. The manufacturer needs to make the wiring harness at least 2 feet longer to accommodate mounting on roof light bars on side by sides. All in all this is a very good system for the cost but it could be really good with a engineering revision.

These are pretty compact and easy to install. They are pretty bright for thier size I was instantly impressed. Love the fact these are compact and can be hid in my bumper really easy.

I've gotten several of these over the years and this kit came with everything needed for mounting and wiring. Not to mention, quite bright as well. I really like the entire kit and it's worth having if you need this type of thing. Shipping was very fast with nice quality and value is exceptional.

Nice bright lights. The quality is about average for budget lights. They should last a while. The wiring harness is good, with plenty of wire. The switch is a little cheap feeling, but it works fine.

They are very easy to install. I like how all the wiring is done for you. Almost plug and play. Seems decent quality but time will tell if they develop moisture inside. They are fairly bright but not too bright.

The two light bars came with assembled, fused wiring harness, lighted on/off rocker switch, relay, mounting hardware, and Allen wrench. Basically one just needs to mount the lights, run the cable, drill hole and mount the switch, connect ring terminals to the battery, and plug the light connectors together. Possible downsides is if you have to drill holes for the cables from the lights, you'll have to drill holes large enough for the connectors to feed through. Larger mounting hole for the switch might make finding a place for the switch more difficult. A little extra wiring if you need to use a different switch, which I had to do with limited room on the dash for switches. Not a real difficult modification. Only 3.4 Amps makes the relay not really necessary, deviating from the assembled harness is more difficult if you need to deviate. Otherwise, installation was what you would expect and on the easier side with an assembled harness. Lights provide a lot of extra light at a good distance.