Rayhoo Waterproof Daylight Driving Universal Review

Decent lights at a really good price. This is just your standard LED bar. In fact, there's nothing that sets it apart from other Revain lights that look the same. The only downside is that the lights aren't as purple/blue as in the photo. The lights appear to have a yellow tint when viewed from above and below from certain angles. When viewed directly, however, they appear blue-white. Was hoping for a bolder blue color but they are great and installation was easy. Hope this lasts me a while!

Works well when installed with recommended hardware - mods if installed - exit hole for glue gun wire; I used a butt joint when connecting, but the wires are a bit short, especially the side away from the battery, so I had to use speaker wire; after connecting with a butt joint, wrap the joint with heat shrink tubing; The final step is to wrap the wire with zip ties and zip ties to ensure a clean install away from the heatsink. The nuts and bolts were a bit frayed, so I attached metal clips to…

Very easy (permanently) to connect the wire. You can use them as front or rear turn signals if you wish, or connect them to your rear license plate lights and use them under the rear bumper for ground effect lighting. I connected them to my parking/base running lights to use as daytime running lights and lit them at night when using my headlights and fog lights. They look very nice and are absolutely not waterproof. I bought a set and they died within a few months due to flooding. I took this…

The headlights are bright enough to make a decent DRL. The color is ok, they seem to be in the 6000k range. They are certainly not waterproof, the transparent part is filled with drops of moisture after just sitting in the rain. They're pretty fragile. The lights snap into aluminum holders and barely hang from the thinnest of edges. My biggest complaint is the beam's aim. I installed both in the front grille area making sure they lined up. Once you install them, you can no longer adjust the…

I had some doubts about the metal bracket that the plastic matrix snaps into, but it ended up working very well and reliably. I wish the cross section of the wires were a little heavier as stripping such thin wires is very difficult. They have an actual conductor that looks like a few strands of hair and I'd rather work with something heavier. But the wires work fine as they are low voltage. I was expecting them to be a bit brighter, but as daytime running lights they work well and are visible…