🚨 SMALLFATW Emergency Strobe Light Bar: 32” Weatherproof, 28 LED, 13 Flashing Modes for Trucks, Amber & White Review

Decent bright, good for the price. The downside is that the suction cups aren't very good. He fell shortly after my video and never got up again. I had to physically screw it into the car. A little cheaply made but strong enough. Would recommend most for the interior of your car, not the exterior. Also, one of the lightning patterns is 4-3, which looks awkward and disproportionate.

Headlights work great. However, the suction mounts are terrible. They are not long enough and do not work at all with Ford's curved rear window. If you drive a truck, suction cups are fine as the rear window is flat. But if you have a car/SUV, you need to drill holes in the molding to install it. This was really unfortunate for me because I was forced to install them on my excursion and not on the smaller SUV I'm doing extra work in: it means I STILL need the lights after hours.

Product arrived with a broken 12v DC charging plug, contacted the seller and they quickly sent a full replacement 12v plug Now that's all perfect, i was able to install it the back the glass of your pickup truck. The suction cups worked, but there wasn't enough room to fit in my F150's rear window access window. Made a few minor modifications with the existing mounting hardware and now it fits perfectly and works great. More than enough wire from the rear window in my supercrew cabin to the…

The backlight works as advertised and takes up little space. Unfortunately, the suction cups only lasted an average of 7 minutes when attached to the rear window. This requires the use of an alternative form of bonding such as glue. I really don't like this idea because the window it's attached to will shut down and that will interfere with this ability. So I can't install them until I find a better way to attach them to the window so they can be removed if necessary. Roof mounting is…

Works well, overall excellent quality, lots of brightness, lots of patterns. But unlike the smaller versions of these lights, the suction cups aren't strong enough to hold this heavier light bar. I ended up removing the suction cups and screwing them to some metal in my car. Now I'm very happy with it, however, with the subwoofer on, the light bar vibrates noticeably - the mounts just aren't that good. It's mostly great light bars that are let down by cheap and poorly designed fixtures. The…

I have used brackets on the sides to mount them on top of my Toyota Sequoia front and rear and they are well made and the brackets allow you to make angles so you can get a good direction car window. They are really very bright day and night. Definitive! The metal body is solid and not as poorly made as most I've used. The cigarette lighter adapter I would have liked was a different type that made a tighter contact, but I found a good 3-port cigarette lighter adapter that held it tighter and…

Suction cups weren't up to par. I ended up unscrewing the ends to push out the suction cup mounts. Even though there are multiple flasher settings, I'll leave mine on the one in the video. The nice thing is that it saves all the options you have left, so you don't have to keep switching between them. I have a '04 Jeep Grand Cherokee and installed it on a liftgate top that flexes. To solve problems with curves or slight bends that other customers had, I bent the brackets a bit and then used…