3 Inch Led Pod Amber, 50W 6000 LM Combo Beam Small Led Light Pods IP68 Led Driving Fog Lights Off Road Lights Ditch Lights Compatible with Motorcycle Truck SUV ATV UTV Boat 2 Pc

Make sure batteries are good in the remote and you’re set

Great little lights! I wanted a smaller light for my ditch brackets that also had a flood lense- these were/are the answer! Easy to wire in and a fantastic amount of light. The lense looks Amber but the output is Yellow (which is what I wanted). I was worried they would disperse amber color but it was all good! Amperage draw is accurate as well per description. Been 1.5years of use with no condensation in lense with frequent car wash use. Wire leads are plenty long to route into my engine bay.

Great looking lights! Solid build that I think will last a long time BUT no good for a motorcycle that you intend on using the radio. The cheaper LED’s create a LOT of static on your FM radio stations. Unfortunately I bought the high end lights that cost me triple because these made my radio unusable. I mounted these on a Street Glide for added safety which they did a great job but had to replace them for the big name brand LED’s that don’t put off RF interference.

They work great, plenty of light.

The following is my objective review and unbiased results of my experience with this product. I have provided pictures and video when possible. I don't *do* unboxings. I really try to "tell it like it is". I have been meaning to review these for a while now but was waiting till after I installed them in the intended vehicle. Since the vehicle will require extensive fabrication for placement, I decided to do an out of the car review. Lights surprised me with the lumens output, they are really quite bright. Appears that they may be close to the claimed 3000 lumens (each) output. Certainly over 2000 lumens (each) I really like the color also. They are a brilliant bright yellow, just what I wanted. These lights pull 2.258 amps @ 12V DC, so they are more like a 27 watt light at that voltage. At 13.8 volts (more like a running car) they pull 1.94 amps DC. There is no difference in brightness above 11V DC, and they are quite bright at 10V DC. I was surprised at how warm these lights got after just a couple of minutes of testing (at 12V). I suspect these may get VERY hot after more time. There is quite a "flood" output to the lights, as well as a spotlight "hot spot" in the middle of the beam that is pretty effective. I tried these lights outside, and was impressed, especially considering the size of these lights. (I didn't photo them, because digital cameras make stuff look far brighter than they actually are) I can't comment on longevity or exposure to the elements of course. The temperature of the lights has me slightly concerned. I have made HID fog lights in the past that also got quite hot, but they worked for years (still working). I'm looking to get away from all the wiring and ballast requirements of HID, and these LED lights are almost as bright for a lot less work.