Review on LEDMIRCY Underbody Underglow Waterproof Shockproof by Juan Simpson

First off, this isn't the first set of stone lanterns I've bought. I bought Amak brand green light bulbs and they are exactly the same. They're bright and appear to be well built, but they're a far cry from 3 watts per LED, which equates to 9 watts per stone light. Using Ohm's law you can find the actual wattage of each stone lantern and LED. Using a 12.27V power supply, I measured the current from a single light source and found it to be 0.183A. Multiplying the voltage (V) by the current (A) leaves the wattage (W) which is 2.245W. Dividing the wattage (W) by the number of LEDs in each light (3) gives you 0.748 W, which is far from "9 W" i.e. H explained. I will be using these as stone lights on a Ford Raptor and had to test the amount of current they draw to find the correct wiring sensor needed which is the reason for testing. Use it at your own discretion. The lights are bright, of course, and everything works, but false advertising isn't cool. These are also nothing special compared to others. They are all made in the same Chinese warehouse by the same people and use the same cheap Chinese parts.