Review on DIYAH 16 LED High Intensity LED Law Enforcement Emergency Hazard Warning Strobe Lights For Interior Roof Dash Windshield With Suction Cups (Blue) by Joe Meyer

These rules. They are made by the same manufacturer I believe but have been renamed - mine says it's a Viper S2. (Like the name). I actually ripped them out when I got the split LED windshield kit after realizing it just wasn't as bright as the 16 LED lights. So I reinstalled them on my dashboard and WOW. This type of device has daylight intensity and attracts the attention of pedestrians and oncoming motorists. I now have four of these - two all red - and they let the UV and smoke tint through and provide a focused, bright light. Cons: A little clunky. They also get a little hot. And the light visor attaches, but I'm not sure if they stay attached (although I haven't dropped any of them, even after driving on the road for a month since installing them). Worth every penny. Check out the clip I shot today - bright clear sun and those on the dashboard just peeking out in the sunlight. And that's why headlights are installed in vehicles. TO SEE.