OVOTOR Side Shooter, LED Pods Light 4 inch Off Road Dual Side Yellow DRL with Flash Strobe Function Driving Flood Spot Cube Work Light Bar for Jeep Truck ATV Boat

Did not arrive with water tight seal. After a couple months one of the amber leds failed. Then after a bout 8 months one light wouldn't work at all. I contacted them, and they are replacing with a new version. They honor their warranty so that's good :)

I ordered these strictly for the amber strobe capability. I replaced a pair of Auxbeam side shooter pods mounted in the same location on my UTV that I use to plow. They are plenty bright for work lights off the back. The amber strobe works when you hit the switch a second time. I twisted the red and yellow wire together for hot and connected the black to the black wire in my harness. I already had the switch and harness in place.

So this review takes place 2 years after i bought these as i wanted sufficient time to test and ensure they'd last. For the price these lights are great. After two winters & summers and TONS of rain all 4 white parts of the light are still 100% functional however 1/4 yellow flasher portions have failed. That's not bad for what they've been through and for todays manufacturing. I utilize these a bunch during winter and most nights so its not like they just got mounted and forgotten about. The flashers are really nice and keep people aware while im pulling folks out of snow drifts. I'd definitely recommend these lights.

I like that these have individual wires for each function. I'm using the solid ambers with flasher relays for turn signals, the amber strobes for hazard lights, and the spots for corner/backup lights on my Rzr. For those planning wiring: Red wire - Amber Strobes - ~.22 amps/2.64 watts each (inconsistent due to strobe effect, but that was the highest the meter registered) Yellow wire - Solid Amber - .25 amps/3 watts each Blue wire - White Spot Lights - .5amps/6 watts each The pair of lamps with both the solid white and amber LED's burning pulled a total of 1.5 amps/18 watts (not 60w). Time will tell on longevity, but I might buy another set to have as a spare if any LED's go out down the road. I'm running two on A-pillar brackets up front and two on cage brackets in the rear.

Best 40$ cubes I’ve ever bought , super bright, bright enough who Evers behind you isn’t gong to be happy, I bought them to use as rear marker light/backup lights in my golf cart but worry they may to bright for who Evers behind me on the trail, I will probably be buying more to out on my cart , heavy duty build , looks great, easy wiring and mounting probably took me a hour to mount and wire them

These lights were great when I first hooked them up. Bright enough on my rig to light up when I was backing. However, I question the water rating. One already has water in it and 4 of the 6 white lights in the spotlight are not working correctly anymore. I've had them a little over a month if that. So if you're not exposing them to the constant elements of nature, I'd say you're good

Bought these for the front of my skid steer. Bench tested worked fine, installed and worked for the first two times I turned them on. Now one of them wont flash, just stays solid amber, other one works fine and switches between modes. What a PITA, the main LED is not that bright either, could have lived with that since I wanted the strobe feature of the side shooter. I also have a set of the AMBOTHER and those work like champs. Maybe I got a bad set but sucks to take them back off. I would probably look at another brand if you are considering these.

I'm using them on a garden tractor for snow snow plowing. Purchased more for the flashing yellow lights to be seen. The flashing yellow lights are bright enough. The white lights are fair in brightness. The LED lights housed in the tractor are just as bright as these. However, the white light has a wide pattern which works for me. I also have a small light bar that is directional. The goal was to be seen when plowing so these lights are a good addition.