Review on Nicoko 7 inch 36w Led Light Bar with Chasing RGB Halo - Enhance Your Off-Road Adventure with 10 Vibrant Multi-Colors and 72 Flashing Modes - Perfect for Driving, Fog, SUV, ATV, Truck, and Boat - Includes Free Wiring Harness and 1 Year Warranty - Pack of 2 by Daniel Greene

Finally got around to installing it yesterday. It was easy. My setup in my Jeep Wrangler is a bit different than most. I have a "Trigger Six Shooter" system that controls the power of the light. I ended up cutting off the battery terminals and connecting them directly to my trigger so I could turn the power on and off from the driver's seat. I also removed the switch since the trigger did all that for me. That being said, my only real complaint about this device is that the app for your phone isn't as functional as a real remote. This is the first product of its kind. Usually, remote controls in an app have exactly the same layouts; In this case, however, the remote does some things that the app doesn't. For example, you can't disable "Pass" in the app, but you can do it on the remote. In this case, the halo stays on, but the bright center LED turns off. Therefore, you absolutely need a remote control for this product. Especially if you want to create specific color schemes. It's a minor inconvenience, and right now it's the only remote I need, so it's not that big of a deal. I will say that this light is so bright that standing in front of it and looking at it will hurt your eyes. It's not something to play with on the go. However, if you are stuck in the dark and need to light up a large room, this will definitely help.