KC Cyclone V2 LED - Single Light - Clear Lens - 5W Flood Beam

excellent quality and looks very good. Brightness works great as a marker light. My only true complaint is that they amber / yellow color has a lot of different shades. I was using this to replace one that went out and it matched okay, then other light went out and bought one at 4wp in the store and it more yellowish not amber.

Put these on the jeep with a 30lb magnet and they are bright and look great. Just wish the lenses changed a little easier.

I am using this light as a chase light on my truck. My friends and I travel off-road and are usually on very dusty gravel and forest service roads. This little light is very visible through the dust and is a crucial piece of safety gear for traveling those roads. Looked at a lot of other, much more expensive chase lights but I stuck with the KC as I use two other Cyclone lights inside my trucks cargo area. Very happy with my purchase.

Such a simple light with so many uses. I have 6 of them on my jeep. 4 of them are for dome lights. They are bright and a very easy install. they actually give you light so you get an actual clean white light so you can see things. Remember, you get what you pay for. cheap lights are cheap and will either not give you a good amount of light, or they will die causing you to buy another light.

Love this. Really good price for the brand. Easy to put on my car and gives a lot of visibility. Comes with wiring and everything you may need.

Works super good! I used it as a dome light in my truck and it’s better than ever! Very pricy but good if you are needing light in a small package!

Installed in the tail gate of my 4runner.Replaced the poor excuse for lights. Best car mod ever.

Drove me crazy as every time I tried to mount the light to my truck bed it would flicker on and sometimes stay on. In regular testing before mounting it worked fine - stayed on when I turned on the cab light, switched on and cycled off when the dome light went off. Well made, quality item. EXCEPT it ohms out between the negative wire and the aluminum case. That is why each time I put a screw through the truck bed and it touched the light's case (where a tiny bit of powder coating had been rubbed off) - the light flickered on. Turns out (after a phone call to tech support and waiting a few hours) the case is grounded on purpose. Would have been nice to know that before jacking with it. In the end I mounted it to a piece of Lexan so there would be no chance of it grounding out and so that it would work in series with my interior lights.