🅿️ Smart Parking LED Garage Flashing Warning Stop Sign - Bumper Sensor, Red (Set of 2) by Neo Products USA Inc: Ensuring Efficient Parking Safety Review

Unfortunately, these lights are not supported by thin poles that fit into the base and the connectors between the poles. I have had similar products before. It had a solid stick and was better able to carry the heavier stop sign at the top. They bend into an arc instead of staying upright. I am not satisfied with them and do not recommend them. Take the one with the crossbar and a solid stick attached to the base instead of the weighted round base.

I bought these to put in my tight two car garage. You helped me a lot. I no longer close our garage for our cars and it helps us to park in the same place every time. The only reason I didn't give them an extra two stars is because. Stop signs cannot stay up. They are very heavy. But otherwise they still work. And we also use them without a stop sign. We just drive up until we see the black cab move, and tada! I hope my review helped!

This product clearly met my expectations. It provides a very noticeable stopping point in my garage. Far enough to close the door but not far enough to block the walking area or damage other items. The flashing light works on contact and can hardly be overlooked when driving. The base of the product offers good stability, allowing it to withstand impact and remain upright. Concerns: After a while, the bar will seem to bend itself and will need to be twisted to restore its structure. I'm curious

The stop sign should flash briefly when it hits the vertical bar on which it is written. It flashes for a few seconds, but this ability disappears after a few days. The batteries were either old or weak or both. I'm not 100% sure that repeated tapping on the metal bar of a painted plastic bumper will not have a lasting effect on the bumper. I ended up wrapping a strip of foam around the badge stem where the bumper meets. It looks bad, but it works - probably better. It would be nice if the…

I don't use this in my garage because as some of the reviewers have said you have to bolt it to the floor or it will move up every time you finish click him. I find the best way to park in a garage is to hang a rope from the ceiling with a tennis ball attached to the end that hits the windshield so you know when to stop. I bought a couple of these kits just to use as a training tool for my teenage driver so she can practice normal parking, parallel parking and spotting blind spots. As long as…

My son is learning to drive and needs to practice his infamous parallel parking. We installed them in an empty parking lot to "pretend" to be car bumpers. That way it doesn't interfere with other cars and he can get a good visual idea of where he needs to be. Since it comes in a 2 pack you can put one in the front and one in the back which is perfect. Only thing is there is no way to turn off the light so you can't just take it apart and throw it in the back or it will blink all the way home. I

That's really rubbish. I wasn't looking for anything fancy, just needed something in the driveway to get between our RV and the car we had parked in the back. I didn't care that it was cheap, I just had to stand to the side and move a bit when the bumper hit it. I thought even something cheap and inferior would do so much. I am on the mend. Pros: These little gems look decent when you take them out of the box. The parts can be put together quite easily. Cons: Blinking doesn't occur when you…