7 Inch Round LED Offroad Light with DRL, 90W Driving Light LED Light Bar, 8000LM Spot Flood Combo Work Light for Wrangler, ATV, SUV, UTV, Trucks, Pickup, 4x4, F150 - Pack of 1

I have bright 6k led’s plastered all over the jeep including the headlights and fog lights. I got in a bad snow storm this winter and while driving at night, realized all those lights are useless in those conditions. So I started looking into amber lighting. These lights popped up and had a very high power rating for their price point. I am very happy with them so far. They are fairly heavy and feel pretty solid. I can already tell that the black paint will fade and peel off of the body in no time, but I’d rather they put their efforts into the light, and less into the looks anyway. They are very bright and cover a really wide spread. When driving at night, whether on or off-road, the amber is 10x better. The depth, clarity, and contrast of everything is like you switched to HD. These specific lights have a cool daytime running light feature as well. We’ll see how the longevity is.

Product looks amazing and is very bright. Had an issue with one light but was quickly replaced by seller. Great service and would recommend these lights.

Nice lights just wish they would’ve came with the wiring harness

Hey guys just got these in. They feel really good and beefy. Was wondering on how some of you wired them in and how to wire them to run DRL.

They look pretty good. Bright lights, i use them for lighting up the road when offroading. I chose the white because the yellow are said to have a green tint to them. I am happy with these lights. I intend to connect the backlights to my turn signals eventually.The brackets are bare metal so i painted them which i recommend. I also had to put the brackets backwards to avoid hitting my wipers which blocks a little of the side firing lights but its not a big deal imo. I recommend these lights, you cant beat it for the price. These are knock offs of the baja designs so im sure its not as good as those but its a fraction of the price!

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The media could not be loaded.  Hahaha, I'm sorry about the terrible video! But I hope it helps you see the brightness of this light. I'm an oldskool, KC Daylighter guy myself so, when I started looking for some lights for our 2019 Rubicon and saw how much they were asking for the KC's I figured now might be the time to try something different. And when this light came up as a VINE program item I figured, what the heck, I'll see if I can learn to like LED's on a JEEP. I must say, I am pretty impressed with this thing. It is about half the weight of the old style I prefer. Uses a lot less amps/watts. And is quite a bit cheaper. Yeah, what's not to like about all that? But, the real test comes when you take it out in the dark because, if this thing can't light up the trail in the woods or desert, it just isn't going on our JEEP. And that is where the video comes in. I'm getting at least 1/8mile of USABLE light. Like my old lights, this LED style will make you wish you wore shades if you look into it. I saw spots for a half hour at least after that. The other cool feature this light has is the yellow "HALO". You can use that halo as an awesome marker light or, with a little more care in wiring it up, you can have a high mounted turn signal that will REALLY get folk's attention! I think that's the route I'm going with. Yeah, I like to be a little obnoxious at times. And like I said, it WILL get a lot of attention, sitting way up high and being so bright. So in the end, I'm going to be honest and say, I don't think I would put these on an old JEEP CJ if I bought one anywhere soon. I think I would stay with the "traditional" look in that case.....Probably. ;-) But, on our late model Rubicon JLU? Yeah, I do think I'm liking the idea. (You still ain't gonna get me to put a flat light bar on it, NO WAY!) But yeah, these satisfy my vintage brain's requirement for "round" lights AND, they throw a heck of a lot of BRIGHT LIGHT on the trail like we need. And at $64 bucks each, you might even be able to come up with the money for a WHOLE ROW of them over your windshield frame. LOL, I feel sorry for the poor folks coming the other way on the trail in that case! But they will see you coming from FAR AWAY. Again, sorry for the terrible camera work! 1st pic is the light itself. 2nd is the halo ring. At least you can see how bright they are. Sadly, my pics don't show the detail and do little justice for how stylish these are. But the pics the seller put up let you see that anyhow. Take care folks, drive safe and, keep the shiny side up!

This is a mid grade offroad light at a upper-end price. If it wasn't so expensive for what is is then I might have given it a better review. Everything from the materials and construction seemed to be a little less than high end but nothing about it was trash either.I was hoping for a bit better light off of this thing too considering its price, again, nominal.