🚜 Auxbeam 7 Inch LED Light Bar - Flood LED Work Light, 36W Off-Road Driving Lights for Jeep, Truck, 4x4, Military, Mining, Boating, Farming, and Heavy Equipment Review

I have absolutely no complaints about the price. Poorly? First I sanded the edges with Permatex to make sure it didn't fog up. Not that it was necessarily bad, but it was fear. 2. One of the two lights ordered had a large piece of powder coating chipped off the front. If I paid $100 for them I would take off a star or two for the poor quality powder coating, but for $12 these are amazing lights that hold up surprisingly well.

Mounted on a 2017 Husqvarna FX350 off-road motorcycle. So far I'm really liking the light, very bright. Torture tests haven't been done yet so I can't comment on durability, but so far the light seems well made and very bright. ****Update***** 09/05/18 ******** ** I have just finished a trip and noticed that the lights have stopped working. I have power at the switch, but the light no longer comes on. No hitting on the light itself, just a few drops at low speed. This lantern clearly does not…

I bought two of these. Installed one on my ATV and one on the back of my loader to replace a blown bulb. Both still work fine, very bright. This one panel is as bright as my two 4 inch LED modules it replaced on the quad. Very stocky, well built and bright! Would buy again. The only thing I had to do was use other mounts instead of the old swingarms, but no big deal. Will be updated in a few months. EDIT 9/22/17; A light on a skid steer has a socket pulled out because the wire was somehow…

I am very impressed with these lights! I bought two 7" headlights to replace the stock fog lights on my '99 Chevy Silverado. They fit perfectly in the stock holes, the included brackets screw well into the stock brackets (just drilled a hole through the plastic bracket). ) and connected directly to the wires of my stock fog lights. They're too bright to work against oncoming traffic, but since they're connected to the factory switch on my dash, they turn on and off easily. see more roadsides in

The fact that the lights are not a well known brand and have flaws do a very good job. If you take the time to test them first when you receive them to make sure they work, and then take the time to disassemble the face, then waterproof it, and then reseal them properly, you will You have no problems with reviews published here. . I will continue to buy them because they are mechanically fine. If you can't seal your headlights properly, don't buy ones that cost $75.00 or less as they are…

I am really impressed with the light output, beam pattern and color temperature of these bulbs. Especially for the price. I bought a pair of these and a pair of DJI 1680w 16800 lumen flashlights in one order. This is a rating for a pair, which is why they claim 840 watts and 8400 lumens EACH. LMAO! They are rated at 3600 lumens and 36 watts. Less than half the power of the DJI set, yet twice as bright. They emit an amazingly bright beam of light with no shadows or dark areas. I tested one of…

Their design is pleasant, stylish. All-metal construction and light weight. These lights need a solid base to work. At first I only did one job or the other until I ran a separate ground wire for each one. The light output isn't impressive at first because they're headlights, but if you step onto a country road and turn them on, you can clearly see the treetops! I would recommend buying the spotlight version if you expect more of the light bar style than the fog light bar style. They light up…

I have tried several 'brands' of these LED lights on my tackle and the Auxbeam label seems to be the best. best quality and does not allow water to penetrate. I run them from a 12v power supply connected to a 120v generator (I use a combination of 120v and 12vdc bulbs on my rig) and they work fine. The beam pattern and brightness are in line with the expected design and rating. This is a real "flooding pattern" and doesn't suit my usage as well as I thought. I really prefer combined beams…

It took a while for this light to work so I'll post a review in case you run into a similar issue . I installed two headlights on my 2008 Jeep Liberty. I kept blowing a fuse in my wiring harness. It took me a while to realize that there was actually a problem with one of the headlights. One of them had a metal case in contact with a positive wire. When attached to the chassis (negative, of course, grounded) with a metal clip, the fuse naturally blows immediately. I have confirmed this with a…