Review on 🚗 OEDRO 30-Inch LED Light Bar - 768W Quad-Rows Spot Flood Combo Off-Road Lights with Wiring Harness for Pickup Jeep SUV 4WD 4X4 ATV UTE Truck Tractor, IP68 Grade, 12V 24V by Darin Schaffer

So I bought a 22" lightbar, let's start with the good stuff. Good-- Very bright, light and projection seems great. Now for the bad, so the hardware isn't terrible, but it feels flimsy, at least the brackets are.I drive a 2010 Titan and have it installed on the underside of the front bumper but I'm wondering how well it will hold up on extremely rough roads.Also the wiring harness that it comes with well I've read all about how small harness wires are and I have to say I believe what I wrote The wires from the battery to the flashlight e are about 16 gauge. Not bad, but the wires from the switch, relay, and built-in fuse appear to be about 22 gauge, and it makes me very nervous that it will start an electrical fire one day. Terrible, and the worst thing is the supposed water resistance of this lantern. I installed this light on Black Friday 2019 through December 10th and there was already condensation in it. So I removed the flashlight, disassembled and cleaned it. I thought I'd try to fix it because I doubt these people will replace it and I didn't want to waste time and money replacing it. After disassembling the lantern, clean it and remove moisture from it. I put in some dehumidifier bags that you find in Beef Jerky, took the clear silicone and resealed it when I put it back together. Remember I added a very large amount of clear RTV silicone to reseal this bad boy. Well guess what, I did this procedure on December 23rd and today is January 8th and I have moisture in my light again which is clouding the lens. So I can't recommend it, except to improve the quality of the weather protection. The wiring harness is livable but a little concerning, but the lack of a weather seal is just killer to me.