Review on Exzeit Amber LED Driving Light for Motorcycle - High/Low Beam Fog Lights, Polaris Yamaha Can Am ATV UTV - 12/24V, 30W, 6000 Lumens (2 pcs) by Sam Carter

- The low beams are bright and well directed so as not to dazzle oncoming drivers - The high beams are not as bright. Not sure about the internal layout of the LEDs but it seems the lumens available to use and just distribute them over a larger area. Vendor documentation states that shorting the high and low beam wires works the same as just turning on the high beam wire. This seems to be true. Power consumption remains the same in all cases - only low beam, only high beam and two shorted wires consume about 15 watts per bulb. Each lamp has a built in tiny fan that is exposed to the elements. We'll see how well this holds up in good rain or just splashing water. The mounting holes on the body aren't machined very well - you'll pull them off with almost no torque, so be extra careful. So far I am satisfied with the purchase as signal lights on a motorcycle. However, I'm a little worried about the durability of small fans.