Nilight 20Inch 420w Triple Row Flood Spot Combo 42000LM Off Road Light Bar + Heavy Duty Wiring Harness, 2 Years Warranty Review

I've seen reviews here complaining about water ingress. I've had this installed since last May and we've had a very wet season. Water doesn't get in at all. I installed it twice on my bull bar in front of my 2010 Ram 3500. Now I can actually see the deer.

It's a decent light but just can't deliver the brightness advertised. It's probably good enough for ATV use, but not as bright as the existing fog lights on my pickup. I change it to the best model and install it on my boat.

It's great value for money and works well. I have read many reviews and see no need to spend $500-$600 for the same LED panel that puts out the same amount of lumens. There are no plugs or connectors on the cable. I used clear outer silicone on the seam of the lens to improve the seal and keep moisture out. I installed it on a 2011 Ford F. -250 with fixed bracket for LED bar. Installation was easy.

This light panel really stands out from the rest. The brightness is amazing and the combination of flood and spot works really well. Very easy installation and very durable, robust aluminum housing. I've had this installed on my 4Runner for the past few months and haven't had any issues with rain or mud and have definitely put it to the test. I would buy another one if I had the space to install it. Update: I've been using this lightbar for over 2 years now and it's still holding up very well…

I paid $32 for the flashlight including shipping. The old adage "you get what you pay for” applies here. The brackets are cheap plastic and don't allow the light to be adjusted up and down very precisely. The accommodation appears to be quite well built. The light looks very bright but doesn't project the light very well. It would make a good lantern for a tractor, maybe for a mower, or maybe for bow hunting. I'll take it off the truck and try it out on my boat to see how it works. I installed…