BIGLION.X 5Inch Amber Round LED offroad lights Pair 160W 18800LM Super Bright Amber Yellow Off road Lights Driving Fog Light Pods Waterproof With EMC for Pickup Trucks ATV UTV SUV

Bought 2 other brands earlier and returned it due to lack of brightness in the dark. But this is a game changer. Absolutely happy with the purchase.

Slapped 4 of these on the front of our old pickup that is being retired to the ranch for hauling water. These lights are amazingly bright for the price and even included the harnesses. Wire harnesses were a little short for my application but YMMV…In my case, I’m running two of the amber’s in the middle and two white’s on the outer (truck is a mid-90’s k3500 with real metal bumpers). Drilled them through and mounted directly to the bumper/ran the wiring behind the grille. Ambers are Great for seeing the road in dust/snow/fog and the white lights help for lighting a work area, seeing animals on the edges of the road, etc.The on/off switch could easily be upgraded and I absolutely did, but it definitely can be used as-is without any issue (just a visual preference for me). I also tied two harnesses together when it came to the power/ground connections but I left them on separate relays and switches so I can run what I want/need… 2 amber, 2 white, or all 4.Connectors are waterproof to the back of the lights, seem like they are well made and are pretty decently sized. Reminds me of the old Hella days but brighter.My one pet peeve is that these come with snap on covers that block 100% of the light when installed properly… they have three plastic tabs that pop on/off. Haven’t lost any of them yet, but I won’t be surprised if they grow legs one of these days and run away… They’re somewhat loose when they’re popped on and they do have a little rattle due to the design. If I were planning to run these covers a lot, I would probably go with a slip over cover, or buy a different style light. May be a deal breaker for some, so keep that in mind if you’re anal about things like that. If you don’t ever plan to run the covers, these are affordable, seem fairly well made for the price, and they are absolutely bright!

I like it! I like it. It looks good. If they're big, they're super powerful. Definitely a very nice unit. I have a Toyota Sequoia first gen that I kind of built out for a travel vehicle and overland vehicle. Just slowly building it out and I put these lights on. I just can't stomach the fact that lights are astronomical in price. I don't get the quality there can't be that much difference in quality. Do I want to spend 150 $200 on each light? No, I don't. Does anybody for a Casey light or any of these other lights no. I'd rather buy this this satellites then spend $300. I can buy these lights over and over if they leak a little bit or if it goes bad. But so far in the snow driving in the mountains all the time this year they have not leaked. They have never failed. They're really actually nice lights

This 7 inch light is not 7 inches. 5.5 inches of actual light and 1 inch of outer shell. Well made but way over priced for the size.

Very well built, stainless hardware. Put on my can am defender and these things are BRIGHT. Comes with cheap switch, but bought a nice 5 pin rocker switch and the factory spade connectors plug right in. Great product!

The kit doesn't bring installation instructions but by following basic connection principles you will be able to install. This is not my first and, in my view, the critical part is getting the wiring hardness inside the car cabin. First locate the rubber grummet at the firewall and make a small incision to pass the cable through. I used a wire hanger to facilitate this step by tapping the cable to the wire hanger. Once you have this done, the rest is pure connections, (+) to the car battery (-) to the chassis bolt from the battery. To align the light beam find a wall and place the car at a distance of 10-15 ft so you can adjust width and height. Other than this, the rest of the installation is simple, and they are quite nice. I haven't test drive them enough but so far, they are superior to the HID I replaced.