🔆 LED Round Snap-In License / Utility Light - Blazer B165 Review

The bulb didn't last at all. As you can see, condensation has formed on the light bulb. I bought it in October 2019 and in September 2020 it failed. Didn't even work for a year. :(

Very bright and easy to install…. But you need to know that black is POSITIVE and white is negative, which is unusual for an electrician. Once I figured it out, they worked!

I needed a license plate light for a boat trailer. It fits perfectly in the original hole for my previous flashlight. Easy to install and license plate light so I don't get hassled by the local police.

Not bright directly behind you so drivers behind you are not blinded. Bright on the license plate and when standing to the left or right of the rear of the car. Makes a bigger statement than don't hit me red taillights.

Absolutely wonderful pair of lights. The good thing is that they are LED and I won't have to change the bulb anytime soon. Extremely bright and pure white light. Wiring a little back or US standard as our ground is usually black, in this case the black wire is the hot wire but it is also written in directions.

Two headlights ordered and received but no instructions. The headlights I replace only have one wire (red) which I assume is hot and the headlight itself is grounded to the bumper. These lights come with black and white wire. I'm assuming white is hot and black is ground, but I think the ground wire isn't really needed since the light should be grounded to the bumper. I would appreciate some instructions.

Great replacement for Ranch Hand LED snap-on rear bumper light with white bulbs. Much cleaner, whiter and definitely brighter. They fit perfectly in place of the old ones and the wiring isn't too bad. I took some pliers/cutters, cut out the old one and crimped or soldered a new one and grounded it. Then shrink or wrap with electrical tape and you're done. Additionally, these LED lights last thousands of hours compared to standard lights.

This light's cheap mounting method does not provide enough pressure to stay in place. The lightest push and it pops open even if you adjust the tension of the star springs. It had to be designed with a threaded backup ring found on almost every similar product. If it doesn't work, it's not worth the money - what difference does it make whether it's cheap or not - and $15 ain't cheap. That's what you get when production moves to China - products that can't even be made to work even if you try.