💡 Powerful 48W oEdRo LED Light Pods - Spot Light Off Road Driving Lights for Boat, Jeep, SUV, Truck, Hunters, Motorcycle Work Light (2 Packs, Black) Review

They are a bit bigger than I expected or wanted, but I'm not complaining! They looked amazing and very bright! Much brighter than the stock halogen headlights on the 2017 Moto Guzzi Stelvio, which is a big plus. See attached video for comparison, photo of finished installation.

Headlights work very well. put one on the front and the other on the back of my boat, connect to the distribution board, everything works very well. The wire coming from the lantern can be thicker, and it's difficult to put sockets and wrenches between the nut and the lantern when screwing it to the frame✌🤙

My headlights are scratched. PRO: Very bright. It has decent directivity. to be safer. Mine came with scratches in the paint. Poor fit, had to bend to be straight. More of a spotlight than a spot/bay window combination.

Review updated after 10 months. Given the price, it's more about looks than usability, but the mounts have broken twice off-road. The mounts are made from a very thin plate and will only break from the vibrations of a forest or gravel road. I'm trying to think about if I want to hack the clamp or just get away from them.

Very easy to install flashlight. I easily added 4 separate lights to my headache shelf. The brightness is very good for the money and the quality looks like it will last a long time. The only downside is that when tightening the lights to the bracket no wrench or socket will fit unless the light is pushed forward, tighten as necessary and then re-insert!

I was very impressed with the body of these villains. The case is really nice, with a pleasing texture and a durable, even finish. They do get a little warm after some use, just like any other powerful flashlight, but combined with the thermal fins on the back and the assumption that they'll be mounted externally on a moving object, that's not a problem at all. The included mounting hardware does the job, but note that this is a hand-wired mounting kit. I could think of additional ones but with

All metal cases look very solid. Cheap bracket and cheap screws. Also, the screws and washers that came with it were too small for my bull bar. I had to use a wide washer or the screw would go through the hole. What a pain in the neck to get that into a bull bar! An installation tip: attach a washer to the top of the socket and wrap a piece of masking tape around it to hold it in the socket with the lock washer and screw at the top. Attach the brackets to a bull post or whatever you attach…