Didieyes 2pcs 3in White COB LED Fog Light Projector with Green Halo Ring Angel Daytime Running Light DRL Car Driving…

These lights are phenomenal for the money, they are well made, and super bright. I did accidentally rip out a light wiring from one of the housings, but that was 100% my fault so I did have to order a 2nd set, this wouldn’t happen without putting extreme tension on the wire, I had my light installed in the rear bumper and it fell down which cause that wire to come out. The halo is a clean crisp color and the projection light is crazy bright, I would buy again! The photo shown is only 1 of the lights wired up just so you have an idea for light production

I ordered these after looking for hours for something I was happy with to wire up on my son’s little Jeep. I ordered the 3” set and am so glad I did! After a little bit of cutting, drilling, and wire running he had a great little set of lights. Only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that the one lens on the projector is slightly loose and rattles a bit.

These projector beam fog lights are nice as hell and give off that cool blue illumination at night..The led rings are decent but one of the cob bulbs has burned out way too soon.. Didn't even have them installed for a month before it burned out..Nice looking lights but get something else people..😠

Used these as replacement dock lights for my boat. They look great but that's the end of the good news. They overheat within a couple of minutes! No exaggeration, 1-2 minutes and they start flashing off and on. This will undoubtedly lead to an early death as the #1 killer of LED's is heat. Luckily for me in my application I only need them on for a minute or so as I approach a dock at night. I may get a few months out of them....for automotive applications, good luck...

The Halo wires are routed on the outter edge of the housing and don't follow the other set of wires along the back center as indicated on the wiring diagram.I measured:2.1w and .17a on x1 Halo5.7w and .45a on x1 FogMounting Hardware: #8-36The brackets are pretty flimsy, generic(slotted) and don't offer a real decent solution at keeping the light housing fixed at a given angle without using an adhesive/loctite or star washers. I didn't have my vernier's but I'm guessing the bracket is no more than 1/16" thick.The light requires passive airflow over the housing, not the lens to prevent it from over heating

2 MONTH UPDATE: Leaked anyway. I think the heat generated internally causes pressure that pushes and pulls on the gasket, causing leaks.Looks like an exact replacement for another brand (no longer sold) that died with water inside. Same construction! Halo ring screws on, pushing lens against a flimsy silicone washer. One ring was not tight and would have leaked just like the other brand. I removed both rings and backed up the washer with silicone caulk. Time will tell. The beam on these is also far wider (think 90 degrees) than the other brand, so pretty useless as a fog light. Fortunately for me, I want them to fill in the shoulder when I'm driving at night and dodging deer. They work great for that. Plan on tossing the mounts they come with, too flimsy for any application.UPDATE: Water got inside in less than a month. Not sure how. Knocking off a star. Consider these temporary and mount them so you can remove/replace easily.

The halos are great, but the lights are not very bright. brackets are very thin with tiny screws, but for the price I shouldn't have expected more

Thoughts these lights would look good on blacked out SUV as red accent but when the lights are off they halo look orange. And when they’re on they are pink at best. They are not red as advertised. They did light up though so I’ll throw them one star

They look great and are super bright just feel kind of cheap but great for the money!