🔦 KAWELL 2 Pack 27W Round 6000K 60 Degree LED Work Light: Powerful Off Road Waterproof Flood Lights for ATV, Jeep, Truck, Boat, SUV, Fishing & Driving Review

They came in a box marked 'Spot Beam'. The description says "point beam". You don't have a spot beam. They have a cone of light that illuminates the area in front of my jeep for about ten meters. I was looking for some offroad lights that could help me driving 4WD at night to help me find my route. Those aren't the lights. I'm not returning them because I can still use them as a fill light (pointed slightly to the sides of my jeep to illuminate obstacles up close), but I'm still looking for the

I liked that these lights come with all the accessories I need for an instant installation and that they have a very good diffuser and LED configuration. In addition, they are very durable and have heat sinks on the back that cool down well after a while of operation. I've only had these lights for a few weeks and use them as an extra tail light when driving off the beaten track in the dark. So far they are working fine but only with the help of my other lights on my truck. Not as bright as I…

Excellent great lights. It seems like it was day and night. I made several brackets for the Cascadia cargo liner to order and mounted behind the berth. There are four holes on the back of the flashlight so you can mount it on your own brackets or with the single screw that comes with the kit. I think they are safer from burglary if you secure them with 4 socket head screws instead of a single screw. On the back of the mounts I only drilled a few holes to allow some air between the light and the

I am very satisfied! The body is aluminum and the overall quality of these lights is amazing. I bought something similar at my local truck store for $95 and then saw them at Revain for less than $25. The same quality. I only wish these lights came pre-wired with 25 feet of wire on each light, but none of the lights I've seen had that. I went to Home Depot and bought a 50 foot spool of low voltage landscape lighting wire, soldered everything on and it works amazing. The wires are polarity…

After three years there is a big difference between the two pairs. You look good, everything is great, everything is white. The other is dimmable, one LED is very quiet and pink, the other is not so quiet but yellow. There is clearly a quality control issue. They're only used occasionally on ATVs as a running light or in the dark (rarely), so they just don't get many hours of use. The good ones are cheap (they're half the price I paid three years ago) and put out a very decent amount of light…

I fitted these into the 4.5" holes in the warning bumper I have on my '99 F350. I got a spotlight. I use them as high beams as my truck doesn't have them and they are as bright as my low beam HIDs! Very pleased with the fit, finish, brightness and quality of these lights. I've been using them for a month now and they're still working. I'll post again if they fail soon!Update 2/3/17 - One of the lights stopped working today, 3 days after the warranty expired, it started flickering when I left…

I needed headlights that I wanted to install in the trunk of my Jeep Cherokee to illuminate the ground when I pick it up. Looking at the space I have I thought they would be perfect especially with thin depth as an option. When I received them they were larger than I expected, obviously I should have taken the measurements shown and made a cardboard template to advertise them. Although they are durable and well built. I decided they were too big for what I wanted and hooked them up to a battery