🚨 FOXCID 2 X 6 LED 9 Modes Traffic Advisor Emergency Warning Vehicle Strobe Lights: Universal Amber Waterproof Solution for Interior, Roof, Dash, Windshield, Grille, and Deck Review

3 out of 6 light bulbs have burned out within a week of using a light bulb. I checked all possible solutions up to complete disassembly to the board. I thought hey I have another flashlight so I just left it. Came out of the mobile two days later and 3 of 6 burned out like the first. 75% usage lost in less than 2 weeks. If my safety depended on this project I would give it a solid 5. Please let me know what you think is a fair decision.

Very easy to install The only complaint I have is that the main light with buttons and power cord only works half the time. I'm not sure what's wrong with that. The wires aren't disconnected and the second light works great, but the first is severely handicapped. Edit: Ordered a replacement and installed it. It was fine for a while, then the same problem appeared. Honestly, what's the point of buying them if they're just going to die in a few days. Return and buy something better.

I was surprised at how bright and pleasing the lights were when I first installed them. The flashlights have different flash modes which I liked. After a few hours of use, I noticed that the red light stopped flickering and was almost invisible. I had my doubts that it would overheat due to the high temperatures that day, so I stopped using it during the day hoping it would cool down and perform the same as when I started. A few weeks later I tried again and the red light was very dim and…

Wow. The lights are bright. The attached picture shows how I used them as extra brake and turn signals on my car. They shine through 35% lens tint and are still twice as bright as LED taillights and turn signals. And that for only $25 a pair? Wow! I disassembled it and removed the flasher unit, very simple desoldering and resoldering, so that the light could only be connected directly. Super easy. Works perfectly! And they are lighter than the expensive Feniex Fusions I've tried so I sent them…

I bought these to use as brake lights on an '09 Harley Road King Classic. I removed the internal flasher unit, which was easy, and set them up as two independent light sources. They are thin enough to mount vertically between the fender and saddlebags on the saddlebag brackets. They're decently built for the price, but I added some silicone sealant to keep them dry and I added some inside to stabilize the circuit board from Harley's infamous vibrations. With the Fast Flash plug-in, also…

I bought Double White. Good price. The LEDs are very bright. It hurts to look straight into a line from 3 feet away. The cigarette lighter power adapter is neatly assembled and secured. (Just unscrew the nose of the fuse). The cable size corresponds to the power consumption. Current draw was measured at 12.8 volts DC and was a maximum of 1.04 amps with BOTH light units. There were significantly fewer flash modes, but since the handheld meter I used didn't have peak detection, I can only say…