KaiDengZhe Projector Universal Headlight Daytime Motorcycle & Powersports for Parts Review

This was the perfect replacement for the damaged fog lights on my 2011 Southwind and saved me about $200. The replacement was easy and I used the original brackets.

Happy for the money, the wires are very small, I understand this is for LEDs but that makes it difficult to connect to existing wiring with connectors. The green LED ring is almost too bright.

Both failed simultaneously during a mild winter with low temperatures where full sealing was installed. I checked all the wires and fuses, checked the voltage. Look great when they work. Get what you pay for.

I find these fog lights innovative and put them on my 2018 Can Am F3 Limited. OEM fog lights are around $500 and don't have a turn signal halo. Aftermarket models are just under $200, so for around $25 I had nothing to lose. Only 3" amber halo headlights were available at the time of my purchase so they didn't quite fit the opening, but I'm very happy with the results. The fog lights are very bright and complement my night driving, but I turn them off when oncoming traffic is coming. The amber…

Not a bad fog light overall BUT: the bracket is too light, flexes very easily and the very short screws holding the light to the bracket come off easily. I have amber Angel Eyes hooked up for daytime running lights and I can also turn them off if I want. with low beam and off with high beam) to make the car more visible, they serve their purpose. I'll get new braces in the spring. Otherwise these headlights are exactly what I wanted for my old first generation Miata. I also want to point out…