2PCS Round LED Pods Driving Lights Bar with Amber DRL Light - 117W 12000LM Flood Spot Combo Beam Working Light Pod Off Road for Trucks,SUV,Hunters,Jeep,Boat etc.

They look so sweet nestled together in between a pair of 7in spots on my bull bar, tight fit they are upside down on the bar one has started taking on water but still lights up and functions properly switching between amber/white both still matching in brightness. Didn’t have any issues when I had them mounted right side up, for the price and functionality if I needed to replace them I would purchase again those are the only amber on my truck except for my switch backs so the X’s show prominently.

Bright and perfect I use the amber as running lights

I had been shopping for some simple LEDs for my Forester for weeks by the time I ordered these. I'm just getting it ready for a little camping, so I didn't need anything hardcore. I had seen these lights, and variations of them, all from brands that nobody has heard of and will be sold under 3 more mystery names next week, but clearly all the same manufacturer. I liked that they had both amber and white LEDs and I liked the amber X shape. I have also seen blue and white ones, blue and amber I shape, blue X ones and a rectangle amber X, that's kinda cool. I almost bought the blue X ones, but the Amber's are more practical. Anyway, this looked good and had few but mostly good reviews, and a small coupon, so I hit it, got em and wired them. When I pulled them out, they were so light that I frowned and thought they were all plastic. The housing is aluminum but the lens is plastic, which I mention if you want to use a silicone water sealant. I bought one ahead of time that takes apparently can damage plastic; doesn't say how. Neither light rattled. The hardware is...ok. I bought bigger washers for mine. Ok, I have to say...I LOVE these things so far! The Xs are even way cooler in real life than in most pictures. I had to dial my brightness all the way down just to get a decent shot of the Amber's; forget the white floods/spots. These things are bright! And I don't mean just the white LEDs. I wired the Amber's as DRLs, but immediately got nervous about that in town, because they are blinding on their own! Technically, I guess they are supposed to be legal, but I rewired them to my parking lights and still added a switch to turn the ambers off by themselves. Having said that, the Amber's don't illuminate a ton. If you are looking for an amber flood, and really need that, I would keep looking. I have bright white LEDs in my Forester. I was trying to gauge the light output of just the Amber's and went on as soon as the car started, while the LEDs take a second. The amber looked pretty decent on a semi-lighted street, but we're far outshined by my running lights, when they kicked in. Very bright to look into (or other drivers to look into, but moderate projection and flood, just FYI. These have had me both nervous about attention from cops and amused at people staring at them. They really do look good. And, a person would be forgiven if they drove along a long street at night, flipping the full light on and off a few times. Such a person would see the night light up very nicely and far ahead of them. So...they are nice lights made by...some anonymous factory and sold under many equally mysterious names. Where does that leave my impression? I fear that they will break or wear out prematurely and that the factory that makes them will be gone and I will miss these. I hope they last, because I do like them, but most products like this tend not to. That's why I'm sealing them and another reason not to use the Amber's as DRLs, because I don't know how long the LEDs will last, and I do like them and I'm glad I bought them. I just hope they don't let me down too soon. If the factory that makes these is reading this and wants to know what would make them better? Making the X color changing! I would love to have amber, blue, white and other colors, because choosing is a pain! One red/one green for Christmas? Anyway, so far, for under $30, these lights are great. For that, you could get an ugly shirt or these. Good looking, seem adequately well built, and actually bright! The white LEDs really do what they are supposed to! For my 99% work/1% goofing off SUV, they are perfect.

Self explanatory wiring. As long as you know what comes after, like relays and fuses and switches, you should be good to go. I wired the bright whites on a switch dependent on my Subaru's brights. The hat-backwards yellow X accents tie into my fogs switch.Pretty happy with it all. Everyone mentioned the hardware. Right now I don't care enough to change anything. Crazy good price for some basic fun.

Lenghty but worth reading..After purchasing a pair of fog lamps online and they not lasting even a year I was reluctant to do it again. But these were nice, good reviews & price, and I liked the added amber light. Once these arrived I unboxed them and discovered one of them rattled like something was loose inside. I immediately contacted the seller and sent a 3 sec video so they could hear the sound. Unfortunately videos can not be used when communicating with a seller...something that Amazon should look into. So after some back & forth communication with the seller we decided to go ahead and install them but if they didn't work or quite working in the future they would cover them. The sellers responses were VERY quick and I am certain if they would have seen the video they would have replaced them.Now the light review...The lights went on easy and are really bright. I wired the amber lights to my turn signals. You can't see the amber when the lights are on but no biggie there. The lights & hardware seem to be built well (outside of the rattle) and have a nice design. Not sure about the water resistant feature since I just put them on but they look really well sealed. An A for the lights & the seller, I recommend both.

Install this lights on my renegade a few weeks ago and have been so happy with how they turned out.They were simple to install, just bought a cheap light bar wiring harness with 2 switches for the amber's and the white. They're super night and and the amber light is really bright too, even in the daylight. Couldn't be happier! Just hope they hold up in the long run!

For the money and with the bonus amber DRLs, it's hard to beat these for the money. However, these are absolutely not the advertised wattage. The listing title says 117w, and there's an informational picture that claims 156w per pair, 78w per light. This would equal out to 6.5amps per light assuming the 78w/per light claim, and 4.8amps per light assuming the 117w claim (assuming you'd divide by two for the pair of lights).To test the actual draw of the lights, I performed a stress test during the final installation in my van. I have ten of these installed on a light bar attached to my roof rack. Using a 15amp fuse and 14ga wire, I began wiring the lights up to the circuit. I ended up getting five of these strung together without blowing the 15amp fuse, so I began lowering the fuse amperage. I switched to a 10amp fuse, the five lights still worked fine. Then I switched to a 5 and blew the circuit. That puts these lights somewhere between 1-2 amps, much lower than the advertised amperage. Keep this in mind before spending time and money using way bigger wire than you need.

These light are definitely cool looking they’re bright and have a nice yellow accent but unfortunately they only lasted 10 months and they’re already having led malfunction due to rain water leak it seems. They’re supposed to be water proof.