Review on 🚗 7-inch LED Headlights Bulb RGB Halo Angel Eye DOT Approved for Jeep Wrangler JKU JK LJ CJ TJ Sahara Sport Rubicon (1997-2018) - Headlamp Headlight Driving Light DRL by Ken Barnett

I was afraid to buy these because there were so many reviews saying various backlight failures, instructions or lack thereof, Apps etc. were discussed. I have no problems with the app - it's available in English on the Android Google Play Store and is easy to use. I didn't need to read the instructions, which were in "English" and pretty damn good (and a little entertaining), and I'm not even remotely mechanical. I had a small glitch with the headlights ending up in the plastic "socket" on my 2014 Jeep Wrangler JKU. That is, the headlight on the driver's side stood up normally - this means that the "tongues" on the headlight coincided with the notches in the plastic socket of the JKU headlight. Interestingly, the passenger side is NO. The protrusions on the headlight did NOT match the notches in the plastic JKU connector. Oooooh, not mechanical - I put the chrome frame on the bulb and tightened the four screws holding the frame. The bulb isn't going anywhere - the frame keeps it in the socket tight enough even if it's not installed properly. Also interesting, I read ONE REVIEW saying they had the same problem. I still can't figure it out and it's NOT about how the lights turn on - the tabs just don't match. This caused a temporary problem with aiming, meaning the two headlights were NOT pointing in the same direction. I was able to compensate for this by adjusting the aiming - there was plenty of room for adjustment in the aiming screw/mechanism. Overall I agree - they work - they cost 1/4 what the sales people charge at the Jeep shows I've been to and now I have halos the same teal as my Jeep - that's great ain't traveling. Although I've seen many jeeps with colorful haloes on the road, it's obviously ILLEGAL and I'm kind of a supporter of the legal movement!