🚦 Kawell Universal 2 Pack - 10W LED Mini Light Bar: Versatile Bumper DRL Fog Light for Motorcycles, ATVs, SUVs, and Boats Review

I bought these to light up the bed of my 2019 Kawasaki Mule Pro DXT. I wanted something unobtrusive but bright enough. I wasn't disappointed! As you can see in the photo, two of these lights (denoted by red arrows) flood the cargo hold with a ton of light. I've only had them for a few months so I can't comment on durability. But so far I'm very happy with them.

These lights really live up to your expectations. I use them as extra reversing lights connected to the reversing light system. They mount flush between the bottom of the tailgate and just above the bumper of my truck. What a relief to be able to see when reversing at night and not have to worry about something hanging down and being dragged off-road. Very easy to install and very inexpensive.

I love these lights! Extremely bright! I put them on the scooter (one 10 led strip on each side and two 6 led strips on the back). I did this so I can light up the 360 degree area around the scooter when parked as I use it for camping and off roading (in case it gets dark). If I turn them on at night while driving through my neighborhood, I can literally see my neighbors' backyards clearly. I can only recommend these lamps and would buy them again. (I received the fog lights in the photo from…

I used the 10 watt version for the underbody light in our 2004 GMC Yukon with a pin switch and a toggle switch. The toggle switch closes/opens the positive wire and the contact switch closes/opens the negative wire. A pin switch turns the light on when the hood is open, and a toggle switch allows me to turn the light off when the hood is open for an extended period of time. I used 18 gauge wire, 1/4" wire harness and an inline ATC fuse holder with a 5A fuse in the positive wire. These lamps are

I really like the flashlights but they make a very high buzz, I don't know why. I have written to Kawell seven times looking for a solution. (replaces buzzing lightbulbs) Half the lightbulbs I have seem to be buzzing. (I ordered 12) I made silicone headlights locally to improve overall waterproofing. I really like the headlights but the buzz is killing me. If the company ever comes back to me I will update my review. At the moment the lights that don't buzz are a solid 4.5 stars, the buzzing…

I've only had them for a week but so far I'm very impressed with these super thin light bars. They are a lot brighter than I expected considering their size and price. The specified luminous flux of 770 lm is perhaps a bit of an exaggeration, but not by much. The beam pattern is scattered, but mostly focused into a narrow line, maybe 20-30 degrees wide. The polycarbonate lens is interesting. Light appears to have a slight prism effect when viewed from different angles. It could be something…

I bought these to use as backup lights on my Honda Accord because the regular ones are about as useless as a candle. They are bright enough, almost like a headlight on the back of a car! I also tested one of them for water resistance by submerging it in the sink and it didn't leak. (I didn't submerge the exposed, unsealed end of the cable.) After installing it on the car, I also hosed it down for a while, and so far there hasn't been any water or fogging up inside. The base appears to be metal,