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I installed this a year ago. I wanted a lower-sitting lighter and this fit the bill. Plenty bright. The center of the light bar sits about 1/4 inch above the crown of the roof of my vehicle. Enough for a rag to fit under to clean and wax. It is bright enough for my purpose - there is a lot of wildlife in my corner of the world that like to explore at night. I can clearly see them early enough to around hitting them. I fabricated a wiring harness for it and bough a switch panel so I could run my side pod-lights as well. I did drill into my roof for the mounting brackets and the light wire. I used grommets and black RTV sealant and have no leaks. I can adjust the angle, profile looks great, and value for the money - it is a win. Weight is not an issue because it is a light bar. Easy to install if you are handy like that. It just takes time to set everything as you like. I used a small dab of blue lock-tite on the bracket nuts because I can be extra like that on occasion. The front lens has been a lot more durable than an other brand I had bought before. You live and you learn. A few more bucks that the other brand, but well worth the expense. I like that is a low-profile light bar. YMMV. Thanks for reading.

It's amazing how bright this thing is. When driving through forest areas with little to no light, this makes it much easier and lights everything up. I think what makes it really nice is the flood light aspect of it. The light is kinda split into thirds, with the left cluster of lights lighting up the left, the right doing the same, and the center ones focusing on the center. Been using it for months now.

For being such a slim light bar, it projects an excellent amount of light. Installation was not too difficult, and it enhances the aesthetics of my vehicle, especially after slight modifications. I painted the silver screws black and glued a honeycomb grill onto it that matches my OEM grill.

It's definitely made well & it's bright. However, I can tell you that the lumen output is not as advertised. I bought a secondary light bar that's 240w & the 240w quad row was much brighter. But it's not a bad light. Great quality and it is still bright & lights up the trails. Great spot flood combo

Great! easy to install, Wham Bam Thank You Mam

Light bar worked for about two months with minimal use. First the middle lights went out and now the entire light bar stopped working. No response from customer service. Would not recommend.

Compact, bright! Two rows of lights achieve what others need 4. Much more stylish than bigger diameter lights. Somewhat more expensive but worth it

Light is bright, mounting brackets aren't the best. Mounted on my atv one broke less than 30 minutes of riding. Didn't hit anything. Order better quality mounting hardware. No issues since

I bought 12 inch bar 2 months ago, used it in the field every night in January. I loved it a lot! It doubled and tripled the light output on my Xterra. (My low beam + fog lights combo output was good even before, but high beam with no fog lights sucked, and here the Firehawk really shines, added +200%). I upgraded to 20 inch, which is even better. (good part - I had to replace only the bar itself, and reused the wiring which is the same for both sizes). I also like the build quality of the solid aluminium light bar, tough wiring and mounting hardaware, all is top level. (I am not a paid revuewer, just a regualr guy)

light is as bright as expected, however, had to mounts was not right for mounting on our Yamaha wolverine side by side. Had to manufacture a bracket myself. Other wise , a nice light !

If you want to see the ditches and animals this light is bright

Packaged great, looked great, arrived next day, performance is unacceptable. I am replacing an existing 12" lightbar with less than one sixth of the Firehawk's advertised lumens. So I would only ...assume... that the new Firehawk would be extremely bright. Well, I was terribly wrong! Firehawk must measure their lumen brightness waaaay different than other lightbar manufacturers. This new 12" Firehawk LED lightbar is rated at between 35000-40000 lumens(depending on who is selling it) and my three old lightbar was rated at 6000 lumens, my old lightbar is much brighter and casts light further even with the sandblasted lense than the new Firehawk. So anyone looking for bright 12" LED lightbar, don't waste your time and $ with Firehawk. I got to compare two different lights side by side at the same time and the difference is huge. Maybe I just got a bad one, don't know. But I will be returning this Firehawk for a different brand.

Very well made light, check the vehicle lighting regulation in Canada if you wish to install any light bar on cars. It will required a cover (not able to see through) on highway if you install the light above headlights in BC. I mounted it on roof rack but the battery cables a bit too short for me, have to extend it myself. Otherwise it provides everything you need for the installation. If seller could include the light cover will be great, hard to find 24 inch cover in the market.