🚨 Big Ant Amber LED Strobe Light - 48 Safety Flashing Warning Lights with Magnetic for Trucks, Cars, Law Enforcement, Emergency, Hazard Beacon, Caution Warning Snow Plow Review

Works well on two settings. I hate the twisted cord that plugs into an outlet but otherwise no complaints. The magnet is very strong. Let's see how it does to my truck roof over time. I've been using it every day since I received it late last week. At that price I would buy another one.

Bought these to make my snowblower more visible to vehicle drivers when clearing snow in my driveway. The light itself is surprisingly bright, and I like the choice of 'rotating or strobe', no problem choosing between the type of light, just an extra press of the 'on' button. Overall very happy with purchase and price

I don't usually write many reviews. But I have two of these for my mail van. See. I bought one and a branch landed on the roof of my little truck and threw the first one aside and the orange lens fell off. The light still flashed, just without a lens. However, I did find the lens and put it on a few days later, coming back down the same road, and it snapped on straight away and was like new! This link cost my truck $2600 and the first thing it hit was the headlight and it still works!

My friend and I bought a pair of these for our ATVs to use for snow removal. We used them non-stop throughout the winter in freezing temperatures and left them in the car all night until used the next day. Not only did they work all winter, freezing, thawing and constantly getting wet, they never died as we expected. Both devices still work just as they did the day we received them, with countless hours of vibration and use. We've since put them on a truck and a Bobcat plow, and they're bright…

This light is actually quite bright, especially for the price. However, this is the only positive in this light. There are three flashing modes to choose from (the list says two modes) and you almost have to grab the switch at the end of the cigarette lighter plug (it's a very old style) to change modes. In the status list, hold down the power button for a few seconds, but that had no effect on the light I got. Instead, I had to press multiple times very quickly to do the mode change, and then…